Poll of the Day > What should I buy as my next console?

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Currently have a 3DS, PSP, Vita, 360, Wii, Wii U, PS1, and Genesis.

Also have a decent gaming laptop (used as a desktop replacement) with GeForce 850M, i7 4910m, 16 GB DDR3 RAM, 2xSSD drive..
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PS4 Pro and Resident Evil 7
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You never owned any XboX or PS2-4 consoles?

FinalFantasyIV posted...

PS4 Pro and Bloodborne

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pionear posted...

You never owned any XboX or PS2-4 consoles?

I owned a PS2.

I left it at a friend's in another city a few years ago because I was too lazy to bring it home and was mostly playing my DS, Wii, and 360 at the time.

I have tons of PS2 games but no PS2 :P
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Sorry, didn't know you didn't own a Xbox1 and PS4 already. PS4 Pro has better exclusives than the Xbox 1. And basically both have the same games third party wise.

I would get a Switch as your secondary system for this gen. Once more worthwhile games come out on it. Though I bet Zelda would last you a couple months until Splatoon 2 comes out.
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PS4 being as you don't already own a PS4. OG, Slim or Pro it really doesn't matter. The reason for this is the PS4 has much more good games so warrants a purchase.

Scorpio - Will be expensive and with it becoming a new console there won't be many games for the first few years save for the Xbox One games that'll be patched.

Switch - I like the concept but it's expensive when compared to the other consoles/accessories on the market and again not many games will be on the system for a while. I'm also sceptical when it comes to third party support. Sure your PC could cover those but I'd rather have a system that can do both.
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FinalFantasyIV posted...

PS4 Pro and Resident Evil 7

Ill go a step further and say the ps4 pro, psvr and resident evil 7
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If you've already got a gaming-quality PC, there isn't a huge amount of point in owning a PS4/Xbone, unless you can identify a number of exclusives that really appeal to you. Though an 850M might struggle with current-gen games; I'm not really sure where minimum requirements are these days.