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Which 4 gaming devices will you choose?

PC, PS3, Wii, 3DS 48 19.12%
 
PC, PS3, Wii, PSV 29 11.55%
 
PC, 360, Wii, 3DS 30 11.95%
 
PC, 360, PS3, Wii 24 9.56%
 
PS3, 360, Wii, 3DS 9 3.59%
 
PS3, 360, PSV, 3DS 9 3.59%
 
PC, Wii, PSV, 3DS 4 1.59%
 
360, Wii, PSV, 3DS 3 1.20%
 
PC, PS3, PSV, 3DS 44 17.53%
 
Other combination 51 20.32%
 
Total:251
enrageorange on 19 August 2012

PC, 360, PS3, 3DS - The gamecube is a perfect replacement for the Wii. 360 is pretty unnessesary with a pc, but its the only way I'll get to play halo so I would get one before I get a psp or psv.



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MasterVG71782 on 19 August 2012

PC, PS3, PSV, 3DS. I chose the PSV and 3DS for portable gaming and the fact I could play DS/PSP games. The PS3 is my main console of choice and would remain that. I chose the PC for those games that I can't get on other systems.



Kasz216 on 19 August 2012

I'd go, PC, Wii, 3DS PSV.

Why no PS3 or 360? A lot of their games can be had on PC.

That said I own PC, Wii, 3DS, PS3 and 360 and prolly won't get a PSV.



Kasz216 on 19 August 2012
TWRoO said:
Michael-5 said:

I assume when you say curent gen, you mean 8th gen handheld, and 7th gen consles, which is odd.

For me it would be 3DS, Wii, X360, PC.

I know X360 and PC are similar consoles, but I like 360's console exclusives over PS3's. Wii is backward compatible with Gamecube, and both of those system have an excellent sellection of games. 3DS is backward compatible with DS, and in general I love Nintendo handhelds. As for PC, it's kind of a shoe in because it's been around for 20 years, so the library is the biggest.

At most it's 6th gen handheld:
 - Pre-GB era (all I can think of are Game & Watch, but as they only played 1 game each i'm not sure if they should be counted as handheld consoles)
 - GB
 - GBC
 - GBA
 - DS
 - 3DS

Although handhelds haven't really followed the same pattern as home consoles (1989-1998-2001-2004-2011)

Having said that, Wikipedia seems to refer to 3DS and Vita as 8th gen... just seems rather odd to me though (I mean if handheld generation depend on the release of home consoles doesn't that mean GBC and GBA are both in the 6th gen because Dreamcast also released in 1998 like GBC, while GC and XB released 2001 like GBA)

Also even if 3DS/Vita and PS3/360/Wii are different numbered generation, they are still all current gen systems until Wii U launches.


Actually, there was the Microvision... that had like a 10 year jump on the Gameboy.

 

Your point still stands though.



Gilgamesh on 19 August 2012

PS3 and PSP, that's all I need.

60GB PS3 play PSX, PS2 and PS3 games. PSP download emulator play any game older then PSP.



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crissindahouse on 19 August 2012

other combi

pc
360
ps3
vita or 3ds



sundin13 on 19 August 2012

The top one is exactly what i have...wii, 3DS, pc, ps3



man-bear-pig on 19 August 2012

iPad
iPod touch
iPhone
Xbox 360



My prediction threads:

Wii U will sell under 40m units (made on 14th September 2012)

PS Vita will sell under 20m units (made on 30th September 2012)

Wii U will sell under 7m in 2013 - I was right

Halo 4 first 9 weeks sales prediction

PS4 to be down YOY in 2015

Solid-Stark on 19 August 2012

OP says current Gen, I assume Vita and 3DS override it for whatever reason.

Anyway look at sig. Switch out the 3DS when the WiiU arrives.



e=mc^2

Gaming on: PS4 Pro, Switch, SNES Mini, Wii U, PC (i5-7400, GTX 1060)

Munkeh111 on 19 August 2012

Well it is quite easy for me, these are the current gen gaming devices I own:

PC (now nice and powerful!)
360
PS3
PSV

If I had to get rid of one going forward, it would be the 360, it offers far fewer exclusives than the PS3 and I don't like the controller (although ironically, I do use a 360 controller for many PC games)