Hi.
Well, personally speaking, I would go for the PC version of the game. Both of the games don't have any difference in content, as assault already said you have the advantage of using OCR with the PC rendition, which would be a pluss for me because I could easily navigate through the menus of the game and read things like task of the week, fight money, character descriptions and so on, the game looks very clean with OCR.
Greetings Moritz.

Depends on how into the game you are. This game has much easier execution of combos, and v-skills and triggers make for a good change... but the core of the game is still very much Street Fighter. Most people on this forum don't tend to talk about it because it doesn't have as much flashy stuff and shiny mechanics like Dragon Ball Fighter Z, Blazblue or whatever, but that's one of the reasons I like KI and SF over the rest. Both games are actually relatively simple, but they're deep if you want to dive into them. SF V, in its current state, I would probably rate at an 9. SF IV I would rate at about an 8.5... the only thing I miss from SF IV is ultras because I always enjoy longer and more elaborate super moves and unfortunately, those seem to be going out of style. lol Simply put, if you don't mind les flashy games that are more about mastering the basics, then you should get SF V. But if all you want is a million different mechanics to fool around with, then you likely won't enjoy SF V much.

They're both equally easy to pick up. Five has v-skills and triggers which differ from character to character, whereas 4 only has the focus attack which is more or less universal. But other than that, they're both easy to get into.. that's always been one of SF's attractive points.

I have a custom pc for gaming, and so do some others I'd think. 5 is definitely easier than four in some areas, like it's looser timing for combos.

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@Assault hmm, do you have the feeling that the timing of combos isn't that harsh on SF V? I played USF iv and SF V after each other and I noticed that SF V has a very on point combo system and you have to be very precise when you hit what attack in a combo due to the tight timing system, I noticed that with SF IV, the timing is quite loose and that it would also interpret wrong button combinations as special attacks.
Greetings Moritz.

Looking at the specs again, seems like I might be able to run the game. I’ve got more than enough memory, and processor is i7-6500 at 2.5GHz (recommended is i5-4690 at 3.5 GHz).
 

  I’m also wondering about the  OCR program people have been using to read the menus. Do I need to download/buy  a particular Screenreader /program to get that to work?

Mistaken inputs aren't the game's fault though... pro players use those on purpose. It's meant to be there as a faster way to compensate for reaction time to a problem. I trigger them all the time... I hate them but love them at the same time.

Good to know.  i use Jaws, but I'm sure NVDA wouldn't be too hard to pick up. 

Is there anything else I have to add on to the program, or does it come with NVDA?  Also, would running the OCR and the game at the same time cause any problems with performance?  I'm still unsure if my computer can handle the game by itself, let alone have other programs running in the background while I play.