Comments on Profile Post by Nickblockmaster

Bro, why u buy over priced console while you can spend that money on PC

Ugh, really?
@Varua: For $500 you will not get a pc for modern gaming.

Does this happen even at your local store? Or do you not have a local store anymore?

The PS5 is better... and PCs are way better (unless you want exclusive titles)

I was talking about upgrading your current pc :)

Using money for my pc would be the best option for my wallet, but it’s really not needing any more upgrades yet. I’ve got all the SSD’s I could ask for, plenty of GPU power, and plenty of boom coming out of my speakers... 😂

My local stores sell out before I can grab one! It’s pointless. I can’t believe nobody is in stock, except 3rd party sellers who are buying up all the stock and selling it for profits.

@Varua Yeah buddy, I would agree with @607. Buying a $500 pc isn’t going to get you very far if heavy load gaming is your interest.

@Varua However, if you meant for upgrades, $500 is very helpful depending on what you brands and parts you choose!

@Ulti Is the PS5 really good though? I’ve been with team PlayStation since the beginning. Crash Bandicoot was my childhood. These new crash games are an insult to the originals. They’ve ruined the classics. Don’t get me wrong, there are still a few great titles on PS, but overall, they’re losing it. For years they could have been ahead of competitors, but their management is not on top of their game.

I'm sorry, that's really frustrating. I've never had the issue myself, fortunately!
During the first COVID-19 lockdown prices of the Switch were €100 higher than usual, but I think that was due to low stock. It went back down after a month or two, I think (I'm really not sure, as I had already got one before the price rose ;)).

@607 Yessir it is a little frustrating, but it's okay! I'll grab one eventually when the price starts to decline.
The biggest issue around here is, nobody is keeping it stocked. And I mean how can they? The virus has people away from work, which drives production down and prices soar.