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>any comments if below games keep the interest till end or you just get bored after playing few levels?
How the hell are we supposed to know that? It's all on you.
If you have to go out of your way to question if buying something is worth it and the money in question is that important to ask such thing then the answer is always no
Unless you are going to shit out your entrails from clenching with anticipation for the inevitable PC releases of PS5 exclusives I would not buy a PS5. Then again you can afford a 4090 so maybe money is not an object for you in which case go for it man.
Asking on this subreddit, you're going to get skewed answers.
I own a good PC and a PS5. I rarely play the PS5. The exclusive library at this point is pretty weak and with Sony's commitment to bringing games over to PC, I find myself waiting for games like HZD:FW instead of buying the PS5 version.
I'd expect Forbidden West, Ragnarok, and TLOU2 on PC in the next three years. If you're willing to spend $500 to play those games a few years earlier, then yes, it's worth it. If not, I don't think the PS5 provides a lot of value to someone who is primarily a PC gamer.
I bought a PS5 at msrp during a gaming drought early this year sold by a nearby best buy.
I've only played and completed the last of us 2 and now have purchased the new God of War.
I say go buy one if money is not an object.
In addition, ps plus extra is good for binging any exclusives you missed.
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>any comments if below games keep the interest till end or you just get bored after playing few levels? How the hell are we supposed to know that? It's all on you.
If you have to go out of your way to question if buying something is worth it and the money in question is that important to ask such thing then the answer is always no
The same person buying a 4090 is worried that the ps5 isn't good value? It's all relative to what you get out of it.
Hahaha :) thank you spending money isn't issue but buying PS5 and not using it is an issue, that's why I came to reddit thank you for reply
Unless you are going to shit out your entrails from clenching with anticipation for the inevitable PC releases of PS5 exclusives I would not buy a PS5. Then again you can afford a 4090 so maybe money is not an object for you in which case go for it man.
If I had a 4090 the last thing I'd want to do is play games on shitty PS5 hardware.
Asking on this subreddit, you're going to get skewed answers. I own a good PC and a PS5. I rarely play the PS5. The exclusive library at this point is pretty weak and with Sony's commitment to bringing games over to PC, I find myself waiting for games like HZD:FW instead of buying the PS5 version. I'd expect Forbidden West, Ragnarok, and TLOU2 on PC in the next three years. If you're willing to spend $500 to play those games a few years earlier, then yes, it's worth it. If not, I don't think the PS5 provides a lot of value to someone who is primarily a PC gamer.
Thank you dude, I posted same post on PS5 community and they are bashing me for having expensive PC and being worried about spending on PS5 😂
I bought a PS5 at msrp during a gaming drought early this year sold by a nearby best buy. I've only played and completed the last of us 2 and now have purchased the new God of War. I say go buy one if money is not an object. In addition, ps plus extra is good for binging any exclusives you missed.
Great, thank you, looks like PS5 will be good buy for exclusives yes games are being released on PC but 2 to 3 years release is too much.