The head honcho for Sony's PlayStation division, Hideaki Nishino, has proclaimed that consoles will continue to be at the heart of Sony's gaming strategy, as "PCs are difficult to set up." Despite the huge continuing popularity of gaming PCs, Nishino reflects a still widely-held belief that PCs require an extra level of effort, and while in many ways he's not wrong, he's also seemingly forgetting one of the biggest downsides of the just-announced PS5 Pro. Much as we all love gaming on our PCs - I, for instance, have never owned a games console - there's no denying that even if you purchase one of the best gaming PCs you can buy ready-made from a system builder, gaming is far from a plug and play experience. You have to download and set up accounts on various different game distribution apps, such as Steam and Epic Games Launcher, and battle with widely varying best settings for different games and systems - Sony, of course, doesn't have its own PC games app. Continue reading “PCs are difficult to set up” says PlayStation boss MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming