Definitely. THere's a fine balance. I do sometimes wish it would just be account dependant, or if you've purchased something and you get rid of a console and switch, perhaps they should give an option to restore content for a very cheap price $1 just for validation.

So I'm thinking of getting a ps4 or xbox1, but am unsure which has more playable games/accessibility. Are they about equal or is one seemingly better than the other. Obviously I don't really care if one is great accessibility wise if it sucks gamewise. Thoughts?

Yeah looks like I'm leaning towards ps4. Thanks for the quick answer. One more question, can I make it accessible out of the box?

What games are playable that aren't pure fighting? I mean not that there's anything wrong with that, but it'd be nice to branch out. Haha sorry for all of the questions, I'm just trying to decide if this is worth buying or not.

I want to throw at least part of the Xbox One side in here as I think Narrator doesn't really get a fair reputation.  It's responsive, if you increase the speed using a USB keyboard (and the recent update definitely improves the responsiveness during continuous browsing).  The Xbox One's interface, web or otherwise, is very much more accessible in terms of what it reads (I only know the console interface from demos I've seen).  Moreover, Microsoft are far more willing to incoorporate accessibility suggestions and listen to feedback from their userbase.

The library, also, is about the same as has been said  Moreover, if you want to play Killer Instinct without having a high-end rig, Xbox One is the way to go and with backwards compatibility being a service you don't have to pay subscription fees for (as you would have to on PS4) there is the potential for even more accessible titles in the future.

I'll admit, I am biased, but that's partially because Ive not seen much in the way of good output from PS4TTS or the company regarding updates to the software in question.

I would say the ps4 is probably your better bet in terms of variety, anyway. Even fighting games or action games can be very different, Samurai Warriors 4-II is the first one in the well known warriors franchise to be playable. I just find more of the exclusive games on ps4 to be playable, but as sightless said, the library will basically be very similar except for the two big fighting games. But my windows 10 pc which isn't all that good of a rig runs Killer instinct just fine, but it does push resources which causes the fan to rev up... doesn't slow down at all, though. And having used both web interfaces, they're both very much equal at this point.

Finally got my save and data imported! Running the game pushes my laptop, but it runs well enough... anyone have the menus for the pc version? Trying to turn on combo assist since I don't have a controller hooked up right now so just want to play for fun. Anyone have a good way of hooking up a ps3 / ps4 controller on windows 10?

Sigh. And this, my friends, is why Windows 7 is still ultimately better, despite the fact that I do enjoy windows 10 at times, much more than I did 8. lol If I had a controller, I wouldn't be using combo assist. hahaha. Any further menu descriptions would be appreciated.

Use DS4 with your ps4 controler and ds3 with your ps3 controler. And I cant seem to purchase any of the edditions ingame, because I click on a character and some menu comes up, I press enter and then it processes the request and then after about 30 seconds, it takes me back to the character screen.

Bradp, does ds3 tool still work with killer instinct? Because that, I can use no problem... lol. I'm halfway to downloading ds4 already. hahaha. Just wanted to figure out this store interface. Any tips for that, sightless? Or am I just going to have to try and use the windows 10 store... which I really don't like right now? hahaha.

Well, you mentioned ds3 so I thought you'd tested it. Apparently, you have to mess around with internal windows settings to get it to recognize ds3 tool. It's nothing complicated, just disabling driver signature enforcement, but that requires going into the pre-boot environment and I don't think Narrator even in win 10 works in there, so I'll just stick with ds4. Either one is fine. lol DS4 doesn't require any tricky processes to install, so I should be good, I think.