Yup it absolutely pays for itself.
Just for the heck of it,this year alone...
X-Com $5 - Saved $37
DMC $36 - Saved $32
Tomb Raider $36 - Saved $32 (technically...I bought the console special edition anyway)
Borderlands 2 $16 - Saved $52
Borderlands 2 season pass $12 - Saved $18
Deadpool $35 - Saved $20
GRID 2 $36 - Saved $32
Dark Souls $7.50 - Saved $28
Joe Danger 1 + 2 $10 - Saved $20 (think they came with the DLC too so saved $30)
Ride to Hell - $19 -Saved $21
Dead Space 3 $1 - Saved $67
Star Wars Pinball $3.50 - Saved $6.50
Earth Defense pinball fx table $1 - Saved $2
Saints Row 4 $36 - Saved $32
Omerta $7.50 - Saved $48
The numbers are odd because I'm including saving the tax. Probably missed a few too but that's $457.50 less than all that stuff would've been on the consoles. Might be off a couple of dollars too since I forget how much the tax actually is as it's extremely rare I buy a console game anymore.

. But this is what has always worried me about going the PC route. The high point of entry (cost wise) limits the type of rig I can get. So I always feel like I won't be able to keep up with the latest and greatest games. But down the road I know I will save money with a gaming PC. Games are cheaper and no equivalent of XBL or PSN to pay for...

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