I simply want to say something.

I would like to preface this by saying that I don't own and never have owned a console but my field of expertise is computing. I do have a lot of experience with consoles first hand though. PC vs Console, what's the difference? Consoles are for the most part non-up-gradable or customisable beyond aesthetics. You are at the mercy of XBL/PSN when it comes to being able to play your games online. You are also that the mercy of developers as to the experience you get. Probably the most intimidating difference is the sheer amount of stuff that the PC has, in terms of games, software, hardware and their various configuration possibilities. Perceived cost both short and long term. I would like to state very clearly that both PC and Console have a place. Cost First up is cost. I'll break it down, (everything will be in AUD) Hardware = XBO $500 - PS4 $480 - PC *$1300. (specs below) Games = Console $90 each - PC ~$65 each. At release. Online play = XBL $60/y -...