Console buying guide

PS5 or Xbox? Pick the Right One

Either console runs every game we track. The real decision is price versus storage, and which of your games actually needs a PC at all. Here's the short version, then the full breakdown.

Direct answer: GTA 6 is confirmed PS5 and Xbox Series X|S only, no PC version announced. Fable and Metro 2039 are both confirmed day-one on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. No platform-exclusive content has been announced for any of them.

PS5 vs Xbox Series X|S, current pricing

ConsolePriceUsable storageBest for
PS5 Pro$899.99~1.89 TB (of 2TB)Best visualsCheck price
PS5 (disc)$649.99~667 GB (of 825GB)Best overallCheck price
PS5 Digital$599.99~667 GB (of 825GB)Cheapest PS5Check price
Xbox Series X (disc)$799.99~802 GB (of 1TB)Most storageCheck price
Xbox Series X (digital)$749.99~802 GB (of 1TB)Most storage, no discCheck price
Xbox Series S$499.99~364 GB (of 512GB)Cheapest entryCheck price

Rough guide only, prices vary by retailer and current sales. These are affiliate links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Buying a console?

PS5, Best overall

The safer default pick, broader game library, digital or disc editions.

Xbox Series X, More usable storage

~802GB usable vs the PS5's ~667GB, useful if you're tracking more than one ~150GB install.

PS5 Pro, Premium choice

~1.89TB storage and the highest performance ceiling of the three, only worth the premium on a 4K display.

Thinking about PC instead?

Fable and Metro 2039 both support PC day-one, run our PC checker to see if your current setup is ready, or what to upgrade first. GTA 6 has no PC version announced, so a console is currently the only confirmed way to play it at launch.

See our GameReady Methodology for how we source and label facts as Confirmed, Estimated or Unknown.