Console gamer:

Man, these graphics are so good in this game. It almost looks real. PC gamer: Good graphics. Huh. Console gamer: What did you come from? PC gamer: And it's in 4K. Console gamer: My friend, that is not 4K. This is upscaled 4K, not native. PC gamer: Look, can't you see the difference between these two images? Console gamer: Literally no. They look the exact same. PC gamer: Console peasant. All right, follow me. Console gamer: Now this is real gaming. PC gamer: Buying a $2,000 PC with a $1,000 monitor, a fifth of the size of a TV. Console gamer: Yeah, I'd rather play on my 130-inch projector screen. PC gamer: No, you don't. That's not real gaming. Console gamer: Now let me show you how good native 4K looks on a monitor. PC gamer: Hold up, give me a second. The game's not opening up. I need to troubleshoot. Console gamer: Hey, check it out. PC gamer: Bro, you spent $3,000 to play pixel art games? What's the point? The graphics don't even matter. Console gamer: But check it out. I'm getting 400 frames per second. I bet your console can't do that. PC gamer: You can't even see that many frames. But it's the potential that matters.