For Exclusives and best controllers/ergonomics the best combo is X1 + Wii U easily!!!

Best controller is the Xbox one.  Placement is perfect of the dual analog sticks.  I used to hate my ps3 controller...my thumbs would meet in the opposite directions when using both sticks...and ackward angel for the thumbs to be in PUTS A CONSTANT STRESS OR KINK IN THE HANDS.  Not in the natural position the thumbs fall naturally like in the x1. 

My ONLY complaint is I cant use the X1 controller on the WiiU like I do on my high end gaming PC and x1.  Wii U i use gamepad or pro controller...which is still miles ahead of the dualshock. 

I'd probably complete my collection if Sony allowed the x1 controller to be used on ps4.  but only game i wanna play on ps4 is TLoU.

I've watched footage for them in a quest to get use out of a $1500 machine. Please don't assume I'm just randomly trashing games to trash them, they just don't match up with anything I like. 

And Star Citizen is still in a beta, isn't it? They don't even have everything lined up for what the final game will be, so like I will reserve enthusiasm until it shows something I like. 

and people with x1 and ps4 who dont have high end pc's "dont see a need?"

well its kinda painfully obvious this gen is already out of gas. WITCHER 3 runs terrible on ps4. 30fps and laggy. It must be played on PC. And this gen is only 2-3 years old.

I hope Nintendos NX comes with swappable video cards so you can upgrade your console every other year or every 3 years or whatever you want. Because the performance isnt great on the consoles right now.

The hardware is capped off and dev's are removing things for consoles to be able to play it decent.

so the only solution is up-gradable cards in the consoles.

If we consider this from a purely monetary perspective.
PC+Phone gets you the most games.

haha exactly what i have!!!  are you getting NX right away?  or waiting?  I think i'll wait until a new zelda is released or donkey kong.

my pc is running msi R9 390 OC'd  1151mhz with 1600 ram.  whats ur card?

That's fine for you but again there are likely others out there that find it a thing suitable for them, similar to how I was pointed out to the concept some years back. I dunno about accuracy of movement but I find K+M accurate for most games I play and on the competitive site with FPS's and other certain genres it seems to edge out the gamepad, even for a fighting game you have an upcoming title like Rising Thunder that uses the keyboard alone.

Agreed  and agreed on the mobile part, though I don't mind playing the odd game or two I honestly find that platform to be the least interesting and the one that also brought about some practices we've all come to dislike.

Hey don't worry about it too much, I was the same way some years back when all I played on PC was C&C and other RTS games, I hardly touched much else besides that and DOOM/Quake/XCOM but after 2011 I ended up jumping the indie train and got back into some older games and others I msised out on. I'm still not much for turn based games but I am looking forward to XCOM 2 and enjoying the re-release (if you can call it that) of Dragons Dogma (which I breifly played back in 2012). There are some RTS games I do tend to avoid, some indie ones in particular that don't play by by the rules of the more prominent games that came before them like C&C or Starcraft, though I am open to ones like Homeworld and Planetary Annihilation. Can't say I'm a fan of 4x games like Civ though but I imagine I might be sometime in the future, my tastes have definitely changed over the past 2 and a half decades that I know.

Also I'm not that big of a fan of the Moba genre but I can say that Heroes of the Storm has me simply due to it being a game with the art style from Blizz as well as use of their own characters being morphed into one playing field which makes understanding and familiarising myself with each character that much easier, also the focus on teamwork is a bonus for me than LoL where the focus is on yourself and your gear/talents.

I imagine someday I'll form a quick gist list from my library of most played games some time, one similar to the last thread where we were asked what our most played games on Steam/Other clients was.

Only thing preventing me from PC gaming is the wires.

I hate all the wires needed for the computer. My desk has become much better when I opted for an all-in-one PC.

Agree 100%. My Xbone gets used occasionally, but I'm really not getting my money's worth. Same thing happened with my PS4 while I had it.

PC & Wii U gets used a lot though. The Wii U gets used in bursts though due to the lack of a steady stream of games.

I haven't ever got a console close to its release. So for the next console i get i want to see how it feels to be an early adapter. Ill get it right away if the NX seems good. 

My current combo is Wii U + 3DS + PC. I think it's perfect.

If I had to remove one, I would probably remove the PC. I absolutely love the platform, but I can't live without Nintendo games, both handheld and console.