I thought the adaptive triggers were cool as heck. The rest of the controller was whatever, though. I like the features, but the dpad and buttons all felt like shit. Oh, and those shitty start/select buttons are so bad that whoever designed those should be put out of their misery. The white is great, but bring back the colored shapes for the square/tri/circle/cross.
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The ONLY reason I got and still have a PS5 is for Bloodborne and Demon's Souls Remake. If they had PC ports, I'd also sell my PS5.
I bought a PS5 shortly after release, mostly due to my gaming PC at the time having no end of issues and not owning a console since GameCube. I upgraded the gaming PC last year, but I still play the PS5 or steam deck primarily because the room my PC is in sits between both my kids' rooms and the only time I can game is when they are asleep. It also makes for a decent Blu-ray player for the three Blu-ray movies that we own. (Rankin-Bass Christmas specials that grandma got for the aforementioned kids)
Nope! The Switch is friggen awesome.
Maybe you're just getting older OP.
I'll never go back to pc gaming, it's never worth it, and I prefer playing from my couch. The main problem with the current gen of consoles is that there still really hasn't been a game that actually shows off the full power of what can be done. Gta6 probably will... If it even gets released this Gen
I do 90% of my PC gaming from a giant lovesac. Either with a controller, or a lapboard for keyboard and mouse with a long powered USB cable and built-in hub:
https://us.nerdytec.com/collections/couchmaster%C2%AE?sort_by=price-ascending