So I bought a PS5 around January 2021 after finding one in the wild, I was originally going to wait until God of War Ragnarok (before it was announced for PS4) and I decided to get it mainly because at the time enjoyed PlayStation exclusives and wanted to play some of the new ones like Demons Souls or Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart.
Bare in mind I mainly game on my PC (1440p R9 5900x RTX 3060 TI 32GB) and I also have a switch). But I bought it mainly because I fell for the “appeal of having the newest console.” But as time went on, I became more and more disillusioned with PlayStation as a company, the decisions they make, and how I simply wasn’t enjoying the exclusives enough to feel confident in my purchase.
I mean I’ve been playing some epic exclusives, PS4 exclusives here and there. Bloodborne and Ghost of Tsushima especially. Although I found God of War Rangarok now where near as good as I thought it would be (imo) and that was demoralizing since that was one of my main reasons for getting a PS5 before it got announced for last gen. And currently the only PS5 exclusive that I’m interested in is Final Fantasy XVI, but it’s more than likely to come to PC.
And then there’s the fact of more and more exclusives coming to PC, making me wonder if it’s just better to wait to get the better version on PC rather then getting it day one on PS5. And I mean I do like the PS5, at it’s core it’s a good console, I LOVE the controller, and experience. But I’m wondering if it’s really wise to hold on to it since I usually play on PC more often and the exclusives seem to be ending up on there nowadays, or how I feel like I’m being continuously let down by PlayStation’s lineup that feel less like games but movies or over the shoulder walking sims charged for $70.
I would love some advice on where to go about this situation if possible
MahatmaAndhi t1_jcf9mag wrote
I sold mine after a few months. I already had a Series X and a decent PC. I'd like to play the exclusives, but they didn't hook me enough to justify the price tag. (And Jim Ryan is a bellend.)