No.26770
neither
No.26771
PlayStation has yakuza and persona and other weeb shit.
No.26772
>>26771what about remasters of classic games like halo/gears? those are xbox exclusive?
No.26773
>>26772all playable on pc
No.26775
>>26769buy a ps4 because they're hackable
No.26776
>>26769>Engaging in pointless console warsJust build a PC my dude.
No.26779
>>26771Xbox has yakuza and persona and other weeb shit, on gamepass.
No.26780
>paying for video games
lolololol
No.26788
>>26776And pay 5X more than a console
No.26789
Im thinking about getting a ps4 just to play bloodborne but my bro says i should get a ps3 since online is free on it. Which should i pick fellas?
No.26790
buying gaming consoles only helps the tech bourgeoisie, buy a pc with no cpu backdoor(since it helps the US intelligence, the imperial core that must be defeated) and pirate all games with emulation and etc. using windows also helps the tech bourgeoisie so get Arch GNU+Linux if the pc is for gaming.
fuck copyright, copyleft FTW!
No.26791
>>26790>buy a pc with no cpu backdoorThe last CPU without a backdoor is from 2011.
No.26792
>>26789you can emulate a ps3 these days
No.26793
>>26791oh shit ur right, but only if you're including AMD. risc-v is another example, may be a weak processor now, but it'll definitely catch up in the future(china pls)
>>26789online is free on pc ha
No.26795
>>26788that's a brazil problem
No.26796
>>26789why would you get a ps3, it's almost 20 years old lol
No.26799
>>26796Backwards compatibility with ps2 and ps1 games
No.26810
>>26799I see, there's a couple of things you should note: only the fat PS3 has backwards compatibility at a hardware level, and third party PS3 controllers are god awful
No.26813
>>26789>>26796I have a PS3 that I still use because it has custom firmware and a ton of PS3/PS2/PS1 games and roms/emus from older consoles and arcade games on it. I find it pretty convenient and easy because I enjoy playing old games but hate having to sit on my computer.
No.26816
>>26813I used to use steam link to stream games from my computer to my macbook air, the only detail is that i need to manually add the shortcut for ps2 games, but i see your point
No.26884
>>26795naw its all of the world
No.26900
Switch, but if you have to get one then I guess Xbox because it has better backwards compatibility and GamePass is pretty nice.
No.26901
PC is the way to go, especially if you were considering Xbox vs PS5 either …
>Build or buy a new one yourself for gaming
This will be perhaps the most costly, but will give you the most sustaining power over time and of course. Either build one yourself ,buy a reasonable pre-built, or get someone else to buy/build one for you. Using discounted, used, or other high quality parts on sale can help get the best value
>Upgrade an existing one for gaming
Depending on how old and what form (ie if its a laptop things will be harder), you may be able to simply add a handful of components, notably new GPU, RAM, and SSD and make your computer way more gaming capable. This may or may not be worth it compared to a new core build, but its worth a shot
>Steam Deck + Deck Dock
If you want something "easy to use" console like, inexpensive, but NOT locked down, look into a Steam Deck. A solid value, well supported, and you're supporting Linux, openness, and generally not being a shit.