Theoretical of course, because I'm not sure that the PC version of a game will perform as well as a PS4 version of a game, even if all hardware were the same.
The idea with consoles, is that all games released for them for the next 5-10 years are optimised for that device, with low level hardware access etc. So for $399, that's all the hardware you need to buy for the next 5 years, and games will just look better and better without you having to buy a new graphics card. Best of both worlds is ideal (both have exclusives to some extent), but for me the consoles have won that value for money battle for a long time now, never mind the configuration headache (you're still often feeling that the framerate could be better, if you could just find the right shadow/AA combo setting, that wheel you have still needs to be configured for the right buttons in many games, etc.).
I'm set for both though for now. I have a PC that should be able to handle a good GPU. It cost me 850 euro in September and it only has a 1GB graphics card (550Ti) but I am very interested to see how things will pan out come the next-gen launches.
I will tell you this - the whole PhysX exclusivity bullshit alone hurts PC gaming, and I hope the next-gen console generation kills that bullshit.
The idea with consoles, is that all games released for them for the next 5-10 years are optimised for that device, with low level hardware access etc. So for $399, that's all the hardware you need to buy for the next 5 years, and games will just look better and better without you having to buy a new graphics card. Best of both worlds is ideal (both have exclusives to some extent), but for me the consoles have won that value for money battle for a long time now, never mind the configuration headache (you're still often feeling that the framerate could be better, if you could just find the right shadow/AA combo setting, that wheel you have still needs to be configured for the right buttons in many games, etc.).
I'm set for both though for now. I have a PC that should be able to handle a good GPU. It cost me 850 euro in September and it only has a 1GB graphics card (550Ti) but I am very interested to see how things will pan out come the next-gen launches.
I will tell you this - the whole PhysX exclusivity bullshit alone hurts PC gaming, and I hope the next-gen console generation kills that bullshit.