(12-31-2015, 04:38 AM)Exodia Wrote: You are making this too easy on me. The graphical difference highly depends on the game that is being played. For example, a PS4 exclusive has far better graphics than a PS4 game that is cross-platform. The reason for this is simple, the game was optimized for the PS4. This is also the reason why PC see somewhat better graphics and somewhat better performance, as a great deal of games are optimized properly for PC. There are, however games that prove the opposite. Games that are next to un-playable on PC because they lack this optimization. (Arkham Knight and Dark Souls being two very nice examples). As for Monitors, there are several Ms' difference in different screens. Some Monitors have a 1ms while others have 5ms. The same goes for TVs, some have a smaller delay and some have a bigger one. What you said about the social side of PC supports my point if anything. 

With a console, you can stay at home and play with your friends online, or you can invite them over and share some food, have fun and be social while playing a game in splitscreen. While PC only offers one of these options. You see what the point here is? They both offer the same, only that consoles offer something more on top of that, which was the main point of consoles in the first place. So your arguments are largely invalid.