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[Liability]

console. i struggle to play on pc if it's without a controller

 

[Lovebuggyxo]

I prefer console.

 

[dizzy bone]

If I had the money and time, definitely PC. There are certain games I know i’d fall into a deep hole and obsession over all over again if I actually had the time and the money for a good set up (which is never gonna happen again in my life because of priorities lol) However, i’m pretty content with my consoles (switch and 3ds). I don’t play a lot of different games anymore and just stick to my usuals like animal crossing and splatoon and both of those are plenty to keep my mind off all the pc games I could be playing

 

[Romaki]

I like PC better, but only because it opens the doors to games with no mainstream value. Nowadays Nintendo is really doing a fantastic job at giving niche and odd indie games a bigger reach by allowing them to be ported on the Switch (and I really applaud them for that), but PC made these games a success in the first place and I'll always prefer weird games that try something new over AAA games that use the same formula of good action with an engaging story (though I love those too :3).

 

[Soot Sprite]

I?ve always been a console person. I think I have two games on my laptop, but I ended up buying Fallout for my PS4 because I just had no desire to play it on steam.

 

[digimon]

i'm definitely a console person :x i always have been. i tried playing a few games on my laptop a couple years ago and i didn't really enjoy it. i'd consider trying again maybe if i had a better laptop/computer meant for gaming + could use a controller

 

[Pellie]

I'm more a console person. I sucks in playing games on the PC, as I struggle way too much with it.
Besides this, a lot of the games that are interesting for me aren't available for the PC at all. Also,
the PC I'm using isn't probably so powerful to even handle most PC games these days.

 

[BluebearL]

Consoles all the way. The experience is more fun and nostalgic to me. Never got into pc gaming in the same way. I think it really depends on what kind of games and gaming experience you are looking for.

 

[Romaki]

I prefer the experience of handheld gaming, and I like that I can buy games without worrying if my system can run it.

 

[heyimsobored]

PC. Simply because most of the games I wanna play are on PC. There is exceptions like animal crossing, for example, but these are kinda rare for me

 

[Chris]

Console 100%. Sony fangirl for over 20 years and counting.
Yes, I'm a traitor. Sue me.

 

[daisyflowers]

definitely console, i have an xbox one and i play more games on there and i enjoy them more. i like holding a console rather than holding a mouse if that makes sense?

 

[Oldcatlady]

PC because it offers a wider range of games I like to play. My problem with console is that the games are scattered throughout different consoles and I’ll need to spend at least 100$ for each of them just to play like 2 games I want. The games are also more expensive than on PC

 

[Reckoner]

I'm fine with both, though I find being able to lie in bed and play games more convenient (though that might be just because my computer is too far xP)

 

[Alyx]

I prefer console games as they are easier for me to control, but that's only because I don't have a mouse or really anything special for my laptop that would make online gaming easier/more fun. I like both, and have games for both console and PC.

 

[MarzipanDragyn]

Gonna be console, for me. It's just what I'm used to.

 

[MapleCake]

I no longer have a pc so it's console for me.
I like both for different types of games though.

 

[seeds]

Personally I'm a PC fan just because I love modding and Cheat Engine. But there's no question that the reason consoles are so popular is that they just work. Insert game, and play, guaranteed. Most game players are happy with the minimum viable rig.

 

[Buttonsy]

PC is good, but I tend to prefer consoles, partly because so many of my favourite games are console games, and I also just don't have a very powerful PC.

 

[MrMister5555]

I used to be vehemently anti pc until I realized how much better fps games were on pc and mods, plus free online multiplayer. I still love consoles, but I play mostly on pc these days. Depends on the kind of game. If it's not a shooter, not multiplayer, and not one with a mod community console for sure.