Do you have a current gen machine?

[Kovlak]

Do you have a current gen console and/or PC? Why? Why not?

I don't. I don't see much bang for my buck at current prices and quality of the gaming libraries.

I was thinking of getting a PS5 mostly for all improvements on PS4 games, but settled for a PS4 Pro, because I was given 5 years warranty at roughly a third of the price of the regular PS5. Can't beat that!

Also don't have a 4K TV.

 

[LiberoVulpesLiberoVulpes's icon]

My PC is getting up there in age, I got it around early 2020 right before COVID lockdowns, my thought was to future proof for a time. Since I maintain it and clean it regularly, it works the same as the day I got it.

I don't see a reason to upgrade, new games are trash, and most demanding games are just that, superficial style with no substance. New indie games aren't demanding, unless they are UE slop I won't play anyway.

 

[Sheepy765]

I got a steam deck, but that’s it.

 

[polter99]

I have PC (dogwater spec tho), PS5, Jailbroken PS4, Jailbroken PS3 (well, it's not yet CFW but can easily be lol), and Matrix PS2.

Too bad my PS5 rarely get used since video games price so high with wage so low, and PS5 have less feature than PS4 making it worse console overall in my opinion (transfer savedata to USB drive specifically). That one feature is the saving grace for someone who refuse to pay PS+.

If I ever got the fortune, I'm thinking getting Steam Deck/Machine.

 

[bjork]

I'm strictly PC, and while I can't say I know what would be considered current gen equivalent, I know mine is very much not. But it's a trooper, almost 8 years now.

 

[Isegrim]

A PS5.

It's mostly played in my case for Monster Hunter Wilds and a few things that pop up on my PSN Plus Essentials. I think the only thing I still want to buy are collections of old games that I missed or want to run without the slight imperfections I get from unofficial emulation.