[Eryc]

PC and PS5 currently, prefer PC when possible but Sony has solid exclusives and is where most of my friends play these days.

 

[340519]

PC and PS5 currently, prefer PC when possible but Sony has solid exclusives and is where most of my friends play these days.

I prefer my series x with my cx for shooters, but I can't play Baldur's gate 3 on console, so my gaming pc is great to have.

 

[Twizzleshnizzle]

I was a PC and console gamer, but years of online PC play exposed me to far too many online games spoilt by hacking and cheating. So I hung up my PC boots a few years back just use. Sadly, PC and console cross-play is now exposing console players to the idiots.

 

[beanxinh]

PC and Switch currently. I used to have ps4 and ps3 but didn't find enough time to play lately so I gave them to my cousins.

 

[Kurome]

PC all the way. I have consoles for exclusives but for everything else, I'm playing it on my PC.

 

[Blind Joe]

I only play pc. I have a powerful machine to work with right away. I can easily play on the TV. I can have 120Fps, not a locked 30fps. I buying games for a few dollars, not the standard price of console games.

 

[6PANDEMONIUM6]

But the Playstation and Nintendo exclusives keep me coming back.

 

[Blind Joe]

But the Playstation and Nintendo exclusives keep me coming back.

This is the only argument for consoles for me. Some pc games versions are slowly appearing, but exclusive games will always be. This is the main argument to buy a console (in my opinion)

 

[JES]

This was my first exposure to gaming on a "screen". It was hardwired into a Heathkit TV. 1977 or 1978.

I moved to consoles after that. I've had and played more than I can remember. Last year I bought a gaming laptop and it's improved my gaming experience significantly. Nothing's perfect, but I'm definitely enjoying gaming more that I have in years.

 

[ddeitz]

Started on NES\Sega\PS\PS2 and then I got myself a PC of my own and have never looked back. I bought a PS3 at launch and thought id play it but never really did, put maybe 20 hours total on it over the course of a week and never touched it again. Used it as a blu-ray player a bit but that was it.

Picked up a switch maybe 1.5 years ago or so and had like 10 hours on it. Bought it to play at work on nights but i just end up listening to audiobooks instead, cant get into playing a portable at home when my PC is right there. Always loved nintendo's game design philosophy of just making crap fun but i never get around to using it.

 

[Glouton]

PC Gamer // ps5 hockey lol

 

[ochildrift]

I prefer PC since it has more variety. Also, mouse and keyboard are easier to use than a console controller

 

[Knightyear]

PC and switch right now. PC for the big games and the switch for the mobility be: travel, in bed, on the couch etc. The mobility of the switch just makes gaming so cozy.

 

[Slaphead]

I prefer PC since it has more variety. Also, mouse and keyboard are easier to use than a console controller

Not always. For first and third person shooters you are 100% correct, but if you try playing something like Elite, Sturmovik, DCS or Star Wars Squadrons with a mouse and keyboard you'll come unstuck very quickly - actually DCS requires the use of around $600 - $1000 of additional joysticks, throttles and rudder pedals to get the best out of it.

When I'm playing GTA V I use the mouse and keyboard when on foot, but swap to the controller when driving

 

[Nebula769]

I used to play on ps3 and 3ds but now I only play on my pc.