Rocky

The TWO major good points about consoles is that ALL the boxes (hardware) is always exactly the same (per brand, ie: Xbox and Playstation). Game developers only need to make one version of their game per console brand. Whereas with the PC? Developers need to contend with which Gen (and brand) of CPU, which video card (and hundreds of video drivers), how much RAM needed, different hardware (and their associated drivers), and hundreds of software and driver updates.

Then there is also the cost of a console vs the cost of a PC; and depending on if a brand new PC, or a home built and updated PC, etc.....

I personally used to be a hardcore PC gamer since the 90s. And I had always custom built my own systems from scratch. I could have bought a tiny island nation with all the money I spent on all of those PCs! Not to mention all the hours, days, weeks I'd spent building, tweaking, troubleshooting, and fixing them as well - often spent more time doing that, then playing my damned games! Now with either my Xbox or PS5, I just install the game (disc or online) and voila, play the games! Not to mention that since cable networks are now disappearing? I use my Xbox for all my media now too! Especially since the Xbox supports Dolby Atmos, and sadly the PS5 does not 🤬🤬🤬‼

But of course, "your mileage may differ" from mine 😉😉👍

Because I now watch more movies and shows on my consoles. Sadly I believe that Sony screwed up by not incorporating Dolby Atmos audio into the PS5, or even allow the Dolby Atmos app like my Xbox X does! And so my PS5 just sits gathering dust, because when using my headsets, audio is everything. And using a RIG with Atmos on my Xbox is 100000000 times better audio experience than using my Arctis Nova Pro 7 on my PS5. If only Sony had used Dolby Atmos instead of trying to use their own audio, the PS5 could have been soooooo much better (for me at least) and not just getting dusty.

The original LOST had 20-25 episodes each season. And there was a only a short break before the next season began again on regular TV! And that was years ago with using older technology, yet just as complicated if not more so scripts/scenes/special effects/episodes as FROM has today. So there's really no excuse for the long waits!