As a PC gamer, I'd have to go with Microsoft. They've been bringing their games over here and enavling crossplay, which Sony refuses to do. However, if I had bought an xbox one for the exclusives, I'd have considerable buyers remorse at this point.

Sony did well at first, but they have been really slipping these past couple years. Nintendo are... hit and miss. The Switch is the system I've been asking for for years, and they're bringing good stuff to it. However, it all falls apart as soon as the internet is connected.

It's clearly sony without a shadow of a doubt. And why anybody would select Microsoft in the poll is beyond me, they have been the worst for years, theyre deceitful and almost ignore their fans on purpose sometimes (it seems).

I would say Sony in the longterm and very recently Microsoft. Sony dropped a huge bomb when they announced the $299 pricepoint. They went compact disk when Nintendo stuck with cartridges even though developers were against it(Square and Namco did not release a single game for the n64, I think Capcom released one). They were the first to make their console region free of the big three(I think the 3D0 was technically region free?). Sony flaunted that 2nd hand games would still exist in a full capacity when the Xbox One wanted to eliminate it. Vita havingtwo analog sticks off the bat was awesome too. However they make some silly mistakes like proprietory(and expensive) cards for the Vita and the bizarre decision NOT to have an UHD bluray drive in their premium 4k focused PS4 Pro.

Microsoft in the last 3 years have improved alot with the Elite controller, Xbox one X hardware, backward compatibility, great bundles, UHD player in the S and X consoles, great redesign of the S that didn't remove features(ie optical port from the PS4 Slim) but actually added features like the UHD drive. But sadly have very few quality exclusives.

Here's my logic:

+Got rid of Kinect

+Heard complaints about FPS and Resolution and released the XBO X for those who cared.

+The console itself asks for feedback whenever a new feature is added (ie: "How do you feel about navigating the Microsoft Store")

+Got rid of the adapter "brick"

+Added backwards compatiblity, even for games that aren't available digitally

+Has a specific page where you can make suggestions about what you want the console to do--and actually implements them in a relatively short amount of time (Sony has one, too. I just don't think they take ideas into account as much)

+Updated the controller when people complained about it initially

+Constantly evolves their dashboard interface basedon user feedback

+Added crossplay with other consoles and PC

+Added instant refund for digital purchases

+Got rid of their initial consumer unfriendly policies (ie: DRM)

+ Offers a game download service instead of a game streaming service

+Allows the use of any image to be uploaded as a profile pic

+PC mods for certain games

-Haven't released/announced certain demanded games

-No controller version that has a built in rechargeable battery

-Raised the price of their online to $60 annually

Sony:

+Added external HDD support

+Added the ability to group games into files

+Updated the PSVR to support HDR (too late for me, though..)

+Allows and image to be used as a profile banner

-Still no option to turn off controller light

-Still no option to change PSN ID

-won't allow cross play with everybody else when Nintendo and M$ will

-Raised the price of their online service to $60 annually

-actually accused me of constantly abusing their digital return policy when I tried to return a digital game to purchase the deluxe version of the same game!

Like I said earlier, I think Sony has a winning plan. They don't really need to change much to keep their fanbase happy. Meanwhile, Microsoft had to change a lot to recover from their disastrous pre-launch. Pretty much anything fans ask, they allow it. I even sent an email about my dislike for the confirmation sounds on the dashboard menus and they changed the sounds to something less abrasive!

I'm not the authority and this isn't a comprehensive list for either company (and Nintendo, my favorite if the three, just does not give a fuck! Doesn't make them a bad company. They just aren't the best when it comes to responding to demands). I just posted my thoughts and what made me feel the way I do.

I really appreciate that Sony did not give up on The Last Guardian and most of the the stuff I want to play is on Playstation. Also making a more powerful system like they did with the Pro is up my alley of appreciation too. So yeah, Sony is my choice for gaming. It's not perfect and there are a few things I would love to see improved but all in all I'm good with my PS4 Pro.

Nintendo

because often they do what fans never knew they wanted until Nintendo did it

People often don't truly know what they want. You can't 'respond' to a silent unknown.

Should the OT be "Which of the Big 3 respond best to what fans say they want?" or "Which of the Big 3 give fans what they actually want?"

There might have been some that were asking for something like the Switch, but the vast majority wanted Nintendo to make a powerhouse console that could attract third parties.

I could argue that many Xbox fans in the 360 era were just PS2 fans. When Sony started doing things right, they just went back home.

I have no evidence to back this up, though. It's just crazy that a console brand would go from 20 million to 80 million and then back to whatever the Xbox number is now.

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Right now it's Microsoft. They're basically just doing whatever gamers ask for. Sony is on top and doesn't give a fuck (PS Now instead of BC and... guess what... they don't care. Suck it) and Nintendo never does what you want... they do what they think you want.
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Microsoft was in that camp until Sony almost buried them at the start of this gen but since then, they've become the best consumer-friendly company by far imo. Will that change again if they get back on top? Yup. Then it will be Sony's turn to be good to us like they were during the PS3 days.
Why these guys don't figure out that being good to us WHILE being on top could KEEP them on top? I have no idea.