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Which gaming ecosystem do you play most on?

Nintendo 90 31.03%
 
Steam 33 11.38%
 
GOG 3 1.03%
 
Sony 125 43.10%
 
MS 30 10.34%
 
other? 9 3.10%
 
Total:290
COKTOE on 11 August 2017

I used to be a multi-platform gamer, but it's been all Sony for quite a while. In gen 6, I had 2 Dreamcasts, a PS2, an Xbox, a Gamecube, and briefly, a GBA. I hated the screen on the launch GBA, so I sold it within 2 or 3 months. The last non-Sony platforms I owned were the XB360 and the DS Lite. The 360 was sold in less than a year, but I kept using the DS Lite till' around 2009.



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SvennoJ on 11 August 2017

PSVR for 99% of gaming, ps4 for netflix, laptop for occasional ps4 remote play. I haven't touched Steam in a while as my aging laptop quickly gets too hot while using the gpu. I played BotW on Switch, it's idle until Mario odyssey.



vivster on 11 August 2017

So the multi trillion dollar market on iOS and Android is "other"?

PC > mobile > other



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malistix1985 on 11 August 2017

1. Steam, GOG and Origin combined (about 95% of the time)
2. PS4
3. Nintendo




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tripenfall on 11 August 2017

Nintendo Switch and PC. Usually use my Steam Link and Steam Controller...

Currently playing Arms and Bioshock.



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KBG29 on 11 August 2017

PlayStation

I do everything in this ecosystem. My PS4 and Vita were my only two devices for most of the last 3.5 years, and I only recently had to buy a cheap phone to get by since Vita lost Skype. All in all, I love the games Sony makes, I love the chances they take with small market games, I love the hardware chances they have taken through the years. Out of all gaming companies I feel like my money is put directly back into the games, the hardware, and the ecosystem, and that makes me extreamly happy as a consumer.

My favorite thing about Sony is the late life support for their consoles. At the end of the gen we always have the most fun expereinces, and they always cut back the prices on 1st party titles. Eyetoy, Move, and PSVR have been my favorite parts of their respective generations.



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Azzanation on 11 August 2017

Steam > Live > Switch



Flilix on 11 August 2017

Nintendo (Switch > 3DS > Wii U > DS > Wii) > PC > mobile, PSP, X360.

I don't like playing games on PC, but it's the cheapest way to play non-Nintendo games (I don't want to buy a PS4 just for a few games).

Mobile games never stay fun for more than a few hours, I don't have many PSP games, and I don't like the X360 (it's my brother's, I rarely play on it).



Qwark on 11 August 2017

Sony by far and sometimes steam for city skylines.



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Chazore on 11 August 2017

PC, well Steam primarily, with Origin in second and GoG third in terms of usage.

3DS is the side system that gets used maybe a few times a week to a month.



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