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That would require booting up the PS4 version, which I'm refusing to do.

Downside is that you have to turn majority of those off to get the game to run smooth at a decent resolution on PC (unless you have a $1500-$2000+ PC). I like the smoothness of the performance on the PS4 Pro version, and not having to tinker around with settings on the PC version.

7-8 smooth frames of input delay? I like a game that's actually playable without consulting a fortune teller what's going to happen in the distant future.
PC version or bust.

Can play on both versions fine.

I do play the PS4 version, but I'm not happy about it in comparison. Combine the lag with extra long load times and PS4 unfortunately will not be able to run DOA6 much better than its current state.

Don't find the highest setting on DOA6 to be all that expensive. If you build right you could do it for 700-900, but the extra price is worth it when you factor in that PS4 costs money each month to play online.

PS4 is an improvement over the PS3. The problem is that the annoying limitations is holding the PS4 back and Sony being too cheap to put extra money on a powerful CPU.

I hope they (Microsoft as well) learn from their mistakes.

The load times are the most noticeable difference. They're atrocious on both the PS4 & XBone, and pretty fast on the PC (though it seems a bit dependent on the settings). I currently have a late 2018 $1500 PC (PS4 & XBone are $300 here) and I can only really play in 1600 x 900 or 1920 x 1080 in 60FPS if it's not a taxing stage such as Throwdown. The jitters are annoying because it doesn't happen on PS4 or XBone.

@Chaos, the CPU thing is an issue with both the PS4 Pro & the XBone X. Sony & Microsoft prioritized GPU over CPU, because it's a lot easier to sell people on WOWZA 4K images over 60FPS framerates.