I've had a computer in one form or another in my home since 1989. But I've mostly had a console or two along with it. I had the NES and SNES, but skipped the N64/PS1 generation and played PC games exclusively. Then I came back with the Gamecube generation. And other than the Xbox One, I've had every Nintendo, Sony, and Xbox console since. That being said, even before the price increases and questionable practices from the console makers, I've decided that a PC and Nintendo combination were the way I was going to go next generation. I will never give up Nintendo games, and I can play about 99% of games if I just play on PC.
Also, those two images in the original post kinda bother me. People can't seem to separate PC gaming and the idea of sitting at a desk, and often cite it as a negative of pc gaming. My consoles and my PC are all connected to the same TV. I couch game on my PC, and have for years. The Steam Controller recently made it even better, but even before that, there was nothing hard about couch gaming on a PC hooked to a TV.







