Which platform do you use for playing video games?

[DeltaAro]

What may be the favored gaming 🎮 platform here? Multiple choices allowed!

For those of you who play retro games on emulator, which would be technically PC (but not really because they aren't native PC games), I added the "emulator" option.

Personally, I play on PC and PlayStation 5.

[Jot-Aro Kujo]

Um… I mean, a few of these, but man, I’m still using my PS2 and DS Lite. They still work just fine and the games are fun, so why not, lol

[Balfrog]

PC and emulator, but for what I can I emulate off of my ds rather than the PC.

[Nix]

I voted for Switch and Playstation 5, but I still use my Nintendo 3DS a lot for puzzle games and I replay a lot of Gameboy games on my Gameboy Advance SP. I own the entire Gameboy family but thats the only one with a backlit screen so I don’t have to hold my arms in weird angles to catch the light (how did I do this for hours on end as a kid?)

I hooked up the WiiU again at the start of this year so I could grab some good games before that eshop would close forever, so I have a nice catalog to work through. And right now I’m replaying Twilight Princess with a friend.

Oh and sometimes I play games on my laptop, but it’s a Macbook so… not a lot 😅

[DeltaAro]

On 7/13/2023 at 9:31 PM, Jot-Aro Kujo said:

Um… I mean, a few of these, but man, I’m still using my PS2 and DS Lite. They still work just fine and the games are fun, so why not, lol

I should've added those earlier generations. Interesting that they still work, pretty high quality.

I tend to throw away or donate such old hardware... but that's just me, cause clutter.

Also, Playstation 2 must have had one of those ancient ports like SCART. Do you need an adapter for it?

[Jot-Aro Kujo]

7 minutes ago, DeltaAro said:

I should've added those earlier generations. Interesting that they still work, pretty high quality.

I tend to throw away or donate such old hardware... but that's just me, cause clutter.

Also, Playstation 2 must have had one of those ancient ports like SCART. Do you need an adapter for it?

No, I'm pretty sure it just uses a regular AV multi output. The PS2 isn't really too old- HD TVs were already a thing when it came out (even if we wouldn't consider them all that "HD" by modern standards). Plus my family's not exactly rich, so we don't have one of those fancy new "only has two ports and built-in Bluetooth for connecting to your Apple Wiretap" type TVs, just a pretty typical cheap widescreen from like 2010 or something. I'm pretty sure we still have the cables the PS2 originally came with.

[MondoBilby]

I play games on pc and switch equally, though I also sometimes play games on Xbox one and my DSi which somehow still works like new.

[Keith]

I play on PC, Xbox One, Android Smartphone and PlayStation 3.

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[Evili76]

iPhone

[frutiger aro]

mostly PS5 and PC these days. i'm also still big into wii and PS2 (though the latter i usually have to either run on USB or emulate these days since it sadly can't read discs well anymore). in other words i play a little bit of everything lol.

[kira-]

mostly switch and pc, but i also enjoy the wii and ds/3ds from time 2 time