I have a PC for running like old games from the 90s and early 00s but I would be hard pressed to call it a gaming PC.
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Poll: Playstation gamers without Xbox, do you have a gaming PC?
- Thread starter Fredrik
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I have a Switch, Ps4 Pro, Xbox one X and a 1080ti PC.
I dont use the consoles much but always like to have them, to be honest the Xbox one X was only really bought because I was going to pick up a 4k blue ray player and thought I may as well pick up the xbox.
I dont use the consoles much but always like to have them, to be honest the Xbox one X was only really bought because I was going to pick up a 4k blue ray player and thought I may as well pick up the xbox.
I have a gaming laptop, which admittedly I haven't used all that much to game on this past year. The TV big picture and carefree experience of the PS4 is quite comfy I gotta say.
Planning on doing a purchase next year, still pondering continuing the laptop way or going back to desktop atm.
Planning on doing a purchase next year, still pondering continuing the laptop way or going back to desktop atm.
PS first gamer here and last year I've build a beefy gaming PC. Best combo ever, although I wish I had more spare time.
My PC is hooked up to my home theater so I can play at 4k60 HDR should I choose to. Which I do most of the time.
PS4 Pro for FIFA and other MP games, PC for everything else. Also have a Switch but gf took it, never use it anyways. CEMU ruined me. Seeing BotW in 4k 60fps, I couldnt go back to the Switch version.
Built my first gaming PC earlier this month, and while I've absolutely loved playing games at super high refresh rates, I'm not a huge fan of playing on a desktop. I don't see myself going back to my PS4 for third party games anytime soon, but I may honestly sell my rig when the new consoles come out and go back to console/laptop life. The other option would be to bring my PC rig from the office to the living room, but I'm not sure that's something I want to do.
One and done. All of my gaming needs are covered (and then some) by the PS4 and Switch. I have zero interest in PC gaming, though I don't subscribe to that silly rift between console and PC. They both have their merits, play what suits you best.
Of course. Ive been PC gaming since 1997 my man ;)
WoW, LoL and Football Manager mean I'll always use one but I'd rather play most games on console nowadays personally.
