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I've never had a console in my entire life.. It all feels complicated. Even computers do feel complicated to me, but I do know a thing or two about them from having one, so.. It's better for me than having console.
I can't even imagine grabbing a controller to play a game.. Feels like a total nuisance.
What's the difference between grabbing a controller and hitting up a game to sitting at a desk and booting up a game?
Xbox LFG is cool but that's about it. I can use Xbox LFG anyway when my gamepad is plugged in so I don't even get the point of console now.
But it would be nice if I had PS1 that I broke, you know if I didn't break it. My brother has his PS2.
Nearly all of the games that I play or am interested in now-a-days are available on PC. And I've never really cared all that much about the upsides of consoles. Plus I became a PC player relatively early on, even while I was still big on my consoles.
My Nintendo Switch and N64 only get used for drunken parties.
And PC gets used pretty much every day for everything.
Back when you still had to obsessively read system requirements for PC games, you just had to make sure your SNES games had the Nintendo logo on them. And the game started as soon as you turned the power on.
Of course, that was a long time ago and none of that applies to either anymore, lol.