But the incredible value of the included games in Game Pass on XBox is unparalleled for someone that doesn't already have a large collection of titles (all Bethesda games, all iD games, pretty much every EA game older than six months or so, and probably soon every Activision/Blizzard game). If your PC is crusty and you mostly stick to old games as a result (who else still plays Morrowind?), it's all the more reason to upgrade to a console.Īs an old codger that doesn't much go for reflex games, I lean towards Playstation (The Last of Us, Uncharted, Beyond, Detroit, God of War, etc are amazing narrative experiences and exclusive to Playstation). Though, TBH, all the games you named are ancient and predate the days where games had good controller support.

If older games are your bag, a Series X would be the correct choice (PS5 has awful backward compat, where XBox can still play games as old as Morrowind). Imagine this: D3 with controller support, the ability to toggle between PC and console UI layout, full UI layout customization where you can move resource globes left, right, center, up, down, side, mirro (flip) them, same with console UI elements. This game and most others are routinely on sale dirt cheap (~$20 maybe every other month) and each console has subscription services that include vast libraries for low monthly prices.

It also looks better, plays great from the couch, and lets you play offline for a lag-free experience. It's amazing and absolutely none of the hacks you might try for using a gamepad on the PC version will get you remotely close. Do yourself a huge favor and buy a game console.

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