Over the last 20 years: PlayStation or PC for larger screens, and Nintendo primarily for handhelds. I don't care about Sony exclusives, but I do appreciate the third-party support.

PS, PC, Nintendo.

Usually PS for AA, AAA, and F2P. PC for multiplayer, indies, MMO's (FF14). And Nintendo for the exclusives and indies.

I play on my family's PS5 and Switch. The PC I use is my own.

I've been both Nintendo and Playstation since the PS2. I did have the Xbox Series S, when I picked it up really cheap. Playstation 5 seems to be my last PlayStation console, but we shall see. A lot needs to change from the current ever increasing costs, the pace of games from Naughty Dog, and the discless future.

Multiplatform.

I buy third party + exclusive games on PS5 but my Switch 2 is strictly an exclusive machine. Maybe the occasional indie game on the Switch if I want some portability.

I don't have the money, space, or time to own multiple platforms. I just buy and own PS consoles since they provide me with enough of the necessary games I am interested in playing.

Most PS/XBOX gamers are multiplatform in so way, form, fashion. The whole single console thing and hoping everything makes it to your console is very outdated.

I play and buy most games on my ps5. Xbox series x I basically only played games via Gamepass. I also play a lot on switch 2 but third party tends to be more expensive than on ps5, so it is mostly first party. On pc is mostly for mmo or rts. I really do like the portability of the switch 2, which is why I have high hopes for the new portable ps5/6

I was a multiplatform gamer.
I used to have PS4/5 (main) + Switch as consoles, but nowadays I’m just a Switch 2 owner because Nintendo has several good exclusive games I wanna play.

PS for Sony exclusives, couch play and games that benefit from huge screen

Nintendo for exclusives and games that are not detrimental in graphics/performance to play in portable mode 

PC for games that play better with keyboard and mouse, has a good modding community or have online component


In a case a game do not fit in any segment, I but wherever it's cheaper which is generally PC

It's been mixed for myself.
Excluding handhelds, I was Playstation only for about 10 years, with a little bit of Nintendo during the end of the 6th gen.
Then I got myself a laptop, and I was split 50/50 between the PC (mostly emulation) and PS3.
From 2015 onwards I've almost exclusively used the PC, with about 300 hours of total playtime on the PS4 and PS5.