Why do you feel the need to make such a thread if you really arent into JRPGs or japanese games in general Zero?

Looking at your steam profile you left in your signature its like 99% western

http://steamcommunity.com/id/mcdgray129/games/?tab=all

Pretty good combo.

An accomplishment easy to achieve if the number of games is 10% of the competitor plattforms library.

Depends on the games. For me, very few games are better on console. Things like Adventure, racing games, platformers, and fighters are better on consoles. Simulation, shooters, western RPGs are better on PC. A few things like the Eastern RPG are the same no matter what console you look at.

Nintendo specializes in everything that is better on consoles. So yea, I'd take a Nintendo, PC combo any day.

PS4 and Xbox One seem to be trying to be a PC with a console controller... So I don't really have much desire to play anything they have.

As proof, before I became a Nintendo fanboy back in the PS2 era, I owned a PS2 and no I didn't own a Gamecube. I bought less games on that console than any other system I've ever played.

So PC + PS3 or 4 ?

Well, in a perfect world you'd own everything. I've played great games this gen on WiiU, PS4, XOne, 3DS, PSV, and PC.

But if you could only limit yourself to two ecosystems, Nintendo and PC is by far the best combo -- assuming you own a capable rig. Nintendo has, by a wide margin, the best exclusives on the market, and PC supports most of the third-party content available on PS/Xbox, in addition to its own exclusive titles. By comparison, the first-party exclusives on Xbox and PS4 are rather pedestrian. Now, PS4 does host some Japanese titles that can't be found elsewhere, e.g., Bloodborne, Nioh, and Nier Automata. Those make the Sony ecosystem more attractive than the Xbox ecosystem, but both still trail behind Nintendo and PC.

So what if you don't like or care for Nintendo games? Its all subjective at the end of the day.

lol I still get either an Xbox or PlayStation too (and eventually both), but yeah I'm more PC/Nintendo than ever.

It wouldn't have worked for much of the past (pc didn't get many console titles) but these days nearly everything worth playing releases on the PC. If I didn't have friends who only play on consoles I really wouldn't feel much incentive to buy the ps or Xbox at this point.

It seems. Nintendo for the best exclusives and PC for the third parties.