Be Honest, do you prefer PC or console gaming?

Honestly i prefer BOTH. Both has its pros and cons ... imo. While on PC i can have best version of multiplats, on PC i'll never get to play many solid games as Bloodborne or Bayonetta 2. I always try to build myself atleast a playable PC and buy consoles also if i can afford ( Why miss out if you got the money to spend? ).

Answer honestly warriors :)

Consoles , i don't have time to make a "gaming" PC - i just get a laptop and i'm done , which limits my PC gaming , but i mostly play Age Of Empire or Shogun.

Consoles

I can't really pick.....I love em both so much

PC

• 1995-2000... Consoles
• 2001-2008... Both equally
• 2009-Present... PC

Lost interest in Console gaming in recent years.

PC gaming, better frame rates, much more responsive gameplay, more control options, better graphics, mouse accuracy, both easily accessible games and sophisticated games etc.

Consoles

PC

I don't really care what the game is on as long as it's fun. For multiplats I opt for PC because of graphics/performance/mods. I'd miss a lot of games I enjoy if I ignored either of them though so both have an equal place for me.

Consoles. I do have a gaming PC now but I still like getting in the recliner and gaming on my console. That said I just want to game.

PC gaming by far. I feel far more engaged in the games I play on my PC than I do with anything on my console.

Consoles.

PC

I think consoles lost its charm after 6th gen, SEGA knew it xD.

Consoles these days since I work on a PC all day for work.

PC for single player, console for multiplayer

PC. The genres I like the most (adventure, simulation, strategy, shooters, wRPGs) are much better on PC.

Not only new Consoles lack uniqueness but also variety in games. I can't bring myself to play another cover based shooter or FPS with limited inventory and linear level design. I'm more into games with a lot of micromanagement or old school genres these days. The reason why I am interested in Quantum Break is due to lack of dedicated cover mechanic and its gameplay seems to be evolution of Max 1 and 2.

I've slowly drifted to favoring consoles. With MMOs stagnating, the only thing that keeps me PC gaming are RTS games which are my favorite genre. Lately the best games on PC have mostly been indies that are all now coming out on console.

I used to keep a top of the line gaming rig but lately there hasn't been a game that I would bother upgrading or building a new rig for. I hope Star Citizen lives up to the hype but other than that I see no upcoming PC exclusives worth a new investment.

I'm also will to sacrifice graphics for trouble free gaming. A lot of PC games are buggier than their console counterparts.

Depends on my mood. If I'm in a more laid back mood, I go for consoles, but if I'm into deeper strategy type gameplay, I go PC.

I prefer my consoles.

Ive changed, i use to like PC, but know i like diversity and enjoy portable gaming like 3DS and Wii U.

Consoles and handhelds. I'm playing MGSV maxed out on my laptop right now and being able to move it around the house is cool as **** though. Still prefer my consoles for ease of use and cross save/buy.

consoles, but i spent my share of thousands of hours into some PC games

I used to be a big PC gamer but lately I find myself enjoying console gaming more. Tastes evolve and change over time.

Pretty much this. I do enjoy my consoles a great deal, too. However, I feel "at home" on my PC.

I prefer PC gaming.

The reason being that I enjoy PC only type of games and that I can play my console games at much higher settings with better performance.

I like consoles.

Consoles

PeeSee

Consoles, better games and more diverse

Console/PC. I'm just a gamer but I game way more on consoles then I do on PC.

Pc by a landslide

I prefer PC that's why it's the only system I own, but I usually play console games every now and then when I get the chance.

I questioned my kids why they moved to PC. Interesting response.....

The method of controlling the interface is already ubiquitous in surfing and content creation such as doing work with in Photoshop. It applies to both home and school. Might as well stick with the familiar in playing games.

The console with controller is becoming the outcast at home. The controller is used nowhere else. The living room is pretty quiet except for Netflix nowadays.

I like playing video games so PC.

I'll always have a soft spot for Nintendo though.

PC by 400million miles.

PC always. I only play consoles because I am forced to due to the exclusives. I just wish everything was on PC so I never have to suffer through 30fps ever again.

I prefer console gaming. Its how I grew up from Pong to PS3/360/Wii..owning at one time 17 consoles and a few from day one launch they have more meaning to me. PC gaming is something I do once in a while,be it a demo or emu*(^* or play a few min or some game then move on. I was only addicted and BOSS at one game on pc. MOHAAS..after that i would fire up COD2 once in a while but never liked it as much as the console version that I was great at...Consoles are my favorite 100x over though..ALTHOUGH I havent bought into this gen yet as Im not "feeling" it.

PC. Especially now that I can sit on my couch and play games on my TV with a wireless controller from my PC without having to move it or jigger with cables.

I can't really say I prefer one over the other. I guess a better way to spin this topic would be this question. If you had to give up one or the other, which would it be? And my answer would be I would give up PC gaming. I enjoy Madden and some of Sony's, Microsofts and Nintendo's exclusives more than extra resolution and frames per second.

Consoles.

PC

I'll still play on consoles but there are too many compromises on it that annoy me. Clucky controls, poor performance many times, unstable frame rates, bare bones OS, long load times, poor sound quality in Party and In-Game Chat, lower sound quality from games, low field of view, etc.

Consoles are still okay for what they are.

Depends on the genre. What I like about PC isn't the better visuals or the 60 frames, it's having a mouse and keyboard.

Console. I put the disc in, it plays and no need to bother with anything else.

I do that with my PC, but double click an icon instead. Faster than getting up to put in a disc!

Havent purchased a console since the Gamecube, will not purchase any more ever again