Quote:Now there are the few that want to play games on their computer (and I don't understand why, but that's a different subject).

Because a mid-range desktop can handle word processing, web browsing, email, photo and video editing, document and presentation generation, pretty much all the critical "productive member of society" tasks, plus be a kickbutt media center and, depending on how you've got the whole thing setup, completely replace the cable/satellite box attached to your TV.

 

It can also, along with doing all of that, run rings around any console on the market in terms of graphics and performance and allow you to play many of the same games available on console, but with the ability to mod and tweak those games that you wouldn't have on a PS4. A computer is just a better, more versatile media platform than a console is. I certainly wouldn't buy a PC specifically for gaming, but the desktop I build early next year will be very much built with VR in mind, along with my need for a more powerful photo/video editing machine than what I've currently got.

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