>>The PS5 is basically a paper weight with these electricity prices.
Again, not sure what you mean - PS5 uses very very little power compared to a gaming PC, about 200W under load - my own GPU uses about 300W and that's without the rest of the system. An hour of gameplay on the PS5 costs about £0.05, and that's if you hit the electricity cap and are not on a fixed tariff. At my prices it's more like a two pence per hour. If these expenses turn your PS5 into a paperweight, I have to question how were you able to afford one in the first place.
And in addition - not sure what PS5 has to do with this?
>>So what happens when these kids grow up and don't have to nag their parents?
They buy whatever they like, not sure what you are trying to suggest here.
Again, not sure what you mean - PS5 uses very very little power compared to a gaming PC, about 200W under load - my own GPU uses about 300W and that's without the rest of the system. An hour of gameplay on the PS5 costs about £0.05, and that's if you hit the electricity cap and are not on a fixed tariff. At my prices it's more like a two pence per hour. If these expenses turn your PS5 into a paperweight, I have to question how were you able to afford one in the first place.
And in addition - not sure what PS5 has to do with this?
>>So what happens when these kids grow up and don't have to nag their parents?
They buy whatever they like, not sure what you are trying to suggest here.