Oh yes PC gaming is such a shadow that Sony broke tradition and is doing PC releases of their treasured Playstation exclusives, even buying the most notable PC porting studio Nixxes to do so, and announcing a new brand of PC focused monitors and headsets called the Inzone line. The Dualsense is even natively supported on PC and can have it's firmware updated on PC
PC gaming is such a shadow that Microsoft filled Windows 11 with PC gaming focused features in mind like DirectStorage, built in Xbox and Game Pass UI, DirectX 12, and
PC gaming is such a shadow that the Steam Deck sold over a million units in just a few months through online reservations alone and is about to launch in Asia and in retail.
PC gaming is such a shadow that it's ingrained in South Korean culture to the point Starcraft is a national pasttime and they have laws around it where you will be served jailtime for cheating and hacking games.
PC gaming's done guys pack it up shut it down. We can't compete apparently.
He says as Cyberpunk 2077 sold best on PC
And Persona 4 Golden's PC release outsold the Vita version which prompted Atlus to drop Playstation exclusivity of the Persona series, which is why Persona 5 Royal is now on PC and Switch and Xbox
And SEGA values the PC market heavily with a lot of PC exclusives, to the point they threatened to cancel the Judgment series making Lost Judgment the last game if they couldn't make PC releases of the games.
And Valheim sold over 10 million copies while it was only on PC.
A lot of developers release their games on PC first since its easier to then release on console once it's more refined and once they get store approval since development for a console takes longer due to needing store approval.
Again: Valheim released first on PC. It didn't come to console until a year later. Same with Powerwash Simulator, and Gears Tactics, and Microsoft Flight Simulator. So how can PC be last in the pipeline if it gets a lot of games day in date or before console does?
I'm tired of having to explain this to console peasants like you. I thought we were done with that false notion with Xbox going day in date with PC and the formation of Playstation PC but apparently not.
It's not preference it's an objective fact. eSports titles like Rainbow Six Siege are primarily played on PC with the console version being an afterthought. eSports organizers use PCs for tournaments due to the better performance and lower latency on PC compared to console. Live service games also have testing servers on PC only where you can play new content early. Unless you play Call of Duty or 2K, if you play live service multiplayer, you're playing on PC.
Even the FGC prefers fighting games on PC due to much lower input latency compared to PS4.
Did you miss the bit where I said "Xbox games are day in date" and "Playstation multiplayer games are day in date?"
Day in date, as in, releasing on PC the same day as the console version.
Gonna need a citation on that as I've had no issues of that whatsoever and neither is anyone else playing it on Deck that I know. The only possible issues happening could be stutter caused by Denuvo, and that's a problem with Denuvo not the game. Denuvo is a tumor that causes games to require constant online checkins and is borderline malware causing games to run so much worse since it's having to hog resources.
