I've been PC and console gaming since the dos/ps1 days and I've always felt like they offered completely different experiences both valid in their own unique ways. I've never been someone who prioritizes features or the performance of games as a platform choice, it's always been about the games. Consoles are also plug and play so with a push of a button I am engaged with a game on a nice big TV display exploring beautiful worlds like Uncharted 4, Bloodborne or Kingdom Hearts. I understand that PC has multiplatform AAA games as well but I choose to play those too on my PS4 because it's more convenient.

PC gaming for me has always been a entirely different experience that extends beyond gaming, things like customizing my OS, web browsing, system based point and click real time strategy games, programming emulators, downloading and listening to music, creating art and using educational programs. Pre-7th gen PC didn't really have multiplatform games, instead back then PC had its own unique identity and functions. These days I just happen to be more occupied and interested in being engaged with content rather than trying to tweak and customize it to my liking and Playstation has offered me a plethora and constant stream of games since about 2016 in which I can barely keep up with let alone multiplatform games.

Simply put, I am gaming on console now much more regularly than PC because there is a lot of good content on Playstation right now I am interested in and a even bigger line up of games that have yet to be released so I don't think I'll be going back to PC gaming for a while