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What combination of gaming hardware do you have and actively use(PC,Xbox,PS)
- Thread starter Jmdajr
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Just rocking a PS4 Pro atm, soon to be PS5. I'll be more likely to pick up an Xbox as well next gen with the way things are going.
I have a One X, PS4 Pro, Switch and mid-range PC. I barely ever use my PS4 because it's a terrible piece of hardware and not a good user experience software-wise to me. I primarily game on my One X, I enjoy Nintendo games like Animal Crossing on my Switch, and I play PC-only titles like League, Civ VI and Valorant on my PC, plus the few games where I get a noticeably better experience than on my X such as Dishonored 2 which I can run at 60fps.
PC + PS + Switch. It covers basically everything. I get access to all exclusives, and I get THE best versions of 3rd party games on PC.
Having an Xbox and a PC is extremely redundant to me, but I could see why some Xbox diehards opt for that route if they want to be fully invested in the Microsoft ecosystem.
Having an Xbox and a PC is extremely redundant to me, but I could see why some Xbox diehards opt for that route if they want to be fully invested in the Microsoft ecosystem.
PC, PS4 Pro, Switch and a launch Xbox One (Haven't used it since Dead Rising 3)
PC is where I mostly play games.
PC is where I mostly play games.
PC - 3rd party and PC only content
PS - PS exclusives
Switch - Nintendo exclusives
Going forward my expecation is no real change apart from swapping PS4 for PS5 at some point post launch. Unless MS decide to have Xbox console only content I have access to largest library comprising MS/Sony/Nintendo plus 3rd party developers/publishers.
PS - PS exclusives
Switch - Nintendo exclusives
Going forward my expecation is no real change apart from swapping PS4 for PS5 at some point post launch. Unless MS decide to have Xbox console only content I have access to largest library comprising MS/Sony/Nintendo plus 3rd party developers/publishers.
Xbox One (main console this gen), PlayStation 4 Slim, mid-level gaming PC.
Also Switch...and NES, SNES, N64, GameCube with Game Boy Player, Wii, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Master System, Genesis with 32X and Sega CD, Saturn, Dreamcast, Xbox, Xbox 360, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, 3DS, PSP...currently waiting to pre-order an Xbox Series X...I really like video games. Heh.
Also Switch...and NES, SNES, N64, GameCube with Game Boy Player, Wii, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Master System, Genesis with 32X and Sega CD, Saturn, Dreamcast, Xbox, Xbox 360, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, 3DS, PSP...currently waiting to pre-order an Xbox Series X...I really like video games. Heh.
Pretty much same for me but i dont play on pc at all and have a switch on the side
xbox - 80% (gamepass, all multiplat)
ps - 5% 1-2 exclusives every year (never multiplat)
switch - 15% 3-4 exklusives every year and evergreen/classic Nintendo firstparty titles (never multiplat if it exists on xbox)
PC + PS + Switch. I mostly play on PC right now but it will go back to PS as my PC gets more and more outdated. I like to have PS2 + Gamecube + Nintendo Mini consoles hooked up for some retro gaming every now and then as well.
PC + Switch.
I haven't played a game on PS4 since I wanted to give the last Ratchet and Clank game a try but I only played for a few hours. Before that it was probably Spiderman. I have an Xbox but it's only ever been used to play Blu-rays and Rock Band.
I play everything on PC and then some small stuff/Nintendo stuff on Switch.
I haven't played a game on PS4 since I wanted to give the last Ratchet and Clank game a try but I only played for a few hours. Before that it was probably Spiderman. I have an Xbox but it's only ever been used to play Blu-rays and Rock Band.
I play everything on PC and then some small stuff/Nintendo stuff on Switch.
Current
-PS3 (since 2011)
-PS4 (since 2015)
-WiiU ( since 2014)
-Gaming Desktop (to play modern games) (since 2019)
-Gaming Laptop (to play old games) (since 2014)
All of the above plugged into my 75" x900f
Future
-Switch (this year)
-Playstation 5 (2022 or 2023)
-New Gaming Laptop (2022 or 2023)
-85" tv (2024 or 2025)
-PS3 (since 2011)
-PS4 (since 2015)
-WiiU ( since 2014)
-Gaming Desktop (to play modern games) (since 2019)
-Gaming Laptop (to play old games) (since 2014)
All of the above plugged into my 75" x900f
Future
-Switch (this year)
-Playstation 5 (2022 or 2023)
-New Gaming Laptop (2022 or 2023)
-85" tv (2024 or 2025)
Until I sold the 1X, I was:
1X: multiplats
Pro: exclusives
PC: indies / games that run subpar on 1X
1X: multiplats
Pro: exclusives
PC: indies / games that run subpar on 1X
I do most of my gaming on PC and I have a Switch and PS4 Pro for exclusives.
So far this year I've finished 33 games on PC, 2 on PS4, and 0 on Switch. Last year's totals were 42 on PC, 2 on Switch, 1 on PS4 (Bloodborne replay), and 1 on PS3 (Demon's Souls replay).
So far this year I've finished 33 games on PC, 2 on PS4, and 0 on Switch. Last year's totals were 42 on PC, 2 on Switch, 1 on PS4 (Bloodborne replay), and 1 on PS3 (Demon's Souls replay).
For the last two years, the split has been pretty much like this:
PS4 70%
Xbox 20% (GamePass is great, but at the end of the day there aren't that many games that interest me more than the ones I can play in my PS4)
PC 8% (Only play when my wife is using the TV for playing in PS4/Xbox. Also, my PC is crap so I cannot play anything even mildly demanding)
Switch 2% (A bit of Ring Fit and that's it. Waiting for BotW2, Metroid Prime 4 or another Mario)
PS4 70%
Xbox 20% (GamePass is great, but at the end of the day there aren't that many games that interest me more than the ones I can play in my PS4)
PC 8% (Only play when my wife is using the TV for playing in PS4/Xbox. Also, my PC is crap so I cannot play anything even mildly demanding)
Switch 2% (A bit of Ring Fit and that's it. Waiting for BotW2, Metroid Prime 4 or another Mario)
How about Switch, Mobile, and Retro games. Is Raspberry Pi a PC? If you are gaming on a Chromebook for Geforce Now is that a PC, or if you are running GamePass streaming off Android, does it count as Xbox?
Anyways, for me PC + PS4 Pro + Switch + Retro Games off Raspberry Pi + some iPad/Android gaming on the go.
Anyways, for me PC + PS4 Pro + Switch + Retro Games off Raspberry Pi + some iPad/Android gaming on the go.
PS4, Switch, and a pretty outdated PC. I mainly just play Left 4 Dead 2 on it and also use it for work stuff.
+1
PC for most stuff - play on controller mostly.
PS for exclusives generally.
Switch for the Nintendo quirk.
...Xbox One S is my 4K bluray player exclusively pretty much, and PSP is toilet console.
Just the PC now, got rid of xbox and ps4 a while back because I can't stand those low framerates in most of the few exclusives (luckily at least the xbox ecosystem later arrived on PC). Still have the switch because I could play laying in bed/sofa with it but I never actually use it because games either look/run super bad or are overpriced.
PC, 3DS, PS4.
We haven't yet seen a reason to get a Switch, seeing as we could play Breath of the Wild on our Wii U. The PS4 we have solely to pay the Exclusives ransom; anything that's possible to play on PC gets played on PC. It's just more convenient: we each have a PC anyway, might as well chuck a graphics card and (soon) an NVME drive in them and play games on them too.
I tried to get into smartphone games when I got an S10 and found them mostly too fiddly to bother with, so for mobile gaming I stick with my n3DS. I'm still working on all the good stuff from the 3DS library, anyway.
We haven't yet seen a reason to get a Switch, seeing as we could play Breath of the Wild on our Wii U. The PS4 we have solely to pay the Exclusives ransom; anything that's possible to play on PC gets played on PC. It's just more convenient: we each have a PC anyway, might as well chuck a graphics card and (soon) an NVME drive in them and play games on them too.
I tried to get into smartphone games when I got an S10 and found them mostly too fiddly to bother with, so for mobile gaming I stick with my n3DS. I'm still working on all the good stuff from the 3DS library, anyway.
