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What's your poison?

Nintendo only 42 21.54%
 
Sony only 40 20.51%
 
Microsoft only 10 5.13%
 
PC only 7 3.59%
 
A mixture 93 47.69%
 
Ouya, bitch ... 3 1.54%
 
Total:195

I need at least Nintendo + Sony, then I get others when I can.



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ListerOfSmeg said:

I don't see how anyone can only game on 1 platform. You just miss too many games being confined to a single platform. Sure people try to justify only being able to get one but it doesn't change how limited your options are.

For me its Wii U and a PC this gen. With PS4 and X1 being X86 based I am waiting for the eventual emulator to come out for both so I can get what few games I cant get on Wii U and PC through that without being forced to pay for something that should be free.


Idk what you meant to say, but you basically just said the PS4 and X1 should be free lol.



brendude13 said:
Weedlab said:
ListerOfSmeg said:

I don't see how anyone can only game on 1 platform. You just miss too many games being confined to a single platform. Sure people try to justify only being able to get one but it doesn't change how limited your options are.

For me its Wii U and a PC this gen. With PS4 and X1 being X86 based I am waiting for the eventual emulator to come out for both so I can get what few games I cant get on Wii U and PC through that without being forced to pay for something that should be free.


If you ever come across a guy with a Master Chief display pic by the name of Sales, run that sentiment by him. lol

That's not one platform...it's just every non-Sony platform.

Oh really? And he was giving me a lecture on being a 'pure blood' gamer recently. tsk tsk ..



 

Playstation = The Beast from the East

Sony + Nintendo = WIN! PS3 + PSV + PS4 + Wii U + 3DS


I always have one system I play on at a time, but that switches out through the gen. Last last time I started with PS2, then moved to gamecube, then moved to xbox. Last gen I started with 360, then moved to Wii, and finished the second half on PS3. This gen I'm currently on Wii U but for the first time I won't have a dominate system. I'm getting both PS4 and XBONE at launch so I'll have to switch from one to the other on a daily basis.



Current gen it was Ps3 and sometimes Wii. Up to about 2010, when the wii still had some good games I'd play for a break from my Ps3 (Brawl, Galaxy, Zelda).

Next gen looks like it's just Ps4 and vita.... and Ps3. And ps2. jk.



Currently own:

 

  • Ps4

 

Currently playing: Witcher 3, Walking Dead S1/2, GTA5, Dying Light, Tomb Raider Remaster, MGS Ground Zeros

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osed125 said:

PC and Nintendo. Everything else can wait.


This.

In my case a  PC is always there and Nintendo consoles add alot to the gaming library whereas a PS3 or 360 dont really offer that much bonus to a PC gamers library (only JRPGs and the few good exclusives which I love and thats why I end up buying all systems in the end)



A mixture.
I can't play Mario Galaxy, Xenoblade, or Skyward Sword on my 360, and I can't play Bioshock, Mass Effect, or Bayonetta on my Wii.



Gaming platforms still (*always*) in use:

*PC*, Wii, DS, Wii U, 3DS, X360, PS3, PSP...and...iPad (for its unique boardgame ports - yep iOS has exclusives too).



ListerOfSmeg said:

I don't see how anyone can only game on 1 platform. You just miss too many games being confined to a single platform. Sure people try to justify only being able to get one but it doesn't change how limited your options are.

For me its Wii U and a PC this gen. With PS4 and X1 being X86 based I am waiting for the eventual emulator to come out for both so I can get what few games I cant get on Wii U and PC through that without being forced to pay for something that should be free.

Multiplayer on emulator?

I'd have everything if I could justify the expense but otherwise I'm well covered by PC and Playstation.  



need a mix. i had always minimum a "gaming pc" + 2 or 3 dedicated gaming devices.