That's just your usage, I'm afraid.

Objectively, there are more pros than cons.

... Ever considered getting either and playing exclusively at home? xD I'm 18 and have a 3DS, and I have to say that I felt quite at home in public as I waited for Mario Kart 8 in a line at Nintendo World with only adults mostly older than me playing 3DS's as well. I do live in NYC though, so possibly the atmosphere is different all things considered?

PC is where the WRPGs and MMORPGs flourish. If you're into JRPGs, you should stick with PlayStation.

I actually agree with you regarding MMOs. They do seem to be lacking a major *something* that makes it feel like they aren't real games at all. :

Not really. There is a lot of pros and cons for both sides. 

That's just silly.

PC is home to cRPGs, not JRPGs, so you complaining about lack of them on PC would be similar to me complaining about the lack of P&C Adventure games (which are my favorite genre) on consoles.

Silly, very silly indeed.

like...? too expensive? you went and bought a PS4, and complain that PCs don't have what you want despite playing their alternatives on a console? whaaa?

During last gen I had both handhelds and a laptop at all times besides me, one that could actually run all games. Its the same for me this gen, I only need a 3DS to fill the gap Try out this combo, it might be for you

"I always thought the reason it was disappointing was because of DRM, getting games later or not at all, bad optimized ports, and troubleshooting why a game doesn't work the way it's supposed to on my PC. Could have picked a lot better reasons than lack of JRPGS." Already answered some of the questions. 

Luckily, I don't particularly care for JRPGs, but I know what you're talking about. Luckily I love almost every genre, except for sports. The reason there are so few JRPGs though is because Japan doesn't develope for the PC nearly as much as western devs do. Japan could stand to gain a lot though if they started making games for the PC more often.  

DRM is really a non-issue. no different from PS4 or a Xbox. You can play your games offline and when you want to play online, you connect through steam, origin, or uplay.

Yes, you're right. we do get games later, but we also have games that never show up on consoles. goes both ways.

there are some badly optimized ports, yes, but there's nothing better than running a game at its full potential ala Sleeping Dogs, Deus Ex, or Tomb Raider. It's a poorly optimizied port that still runs better than its console counterparts

I really don't understand why you'd invest in a powerful PC capable of so much and only use it for MMOs. Your decision to not explore what's available.