Im not much of a gamer (ironically I make games for a living) but I made a bet with my kids that if the Detroit Lions make the playoffs this year I’ll buy them a system, and its looking like almost a lock to happen, so I want to get in on some Holiday deals.

This is their first non-Nintendo system so I’m a little lost on which way to go at this point in the generation cycle. For reference they’re 7 and 9 year old boys and are gonna be new to gaming that isnt based around crafting or Italian brothers. (i made them use my old NES, then SNES first, then got them a Switch a couple years back)

  • adilfc@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Playstation got much more games, especially third person. For me it’s a game changer, because I can’t play first person games on console, even if I love the world and the story, I just hate 1st person perspective. I can easily say that half of the games I played on ps3 and ps4 were ps exclusives. Xbox offers much better deal with a game pass than ps plus extra/premium, but for me it lacks the games I haven’t played yet and would like to try. As a someone with a very limited time to play, I only play aaa games and still got a lot to catchup, like GoW Ragnarok, all 3 Spiderman games, hogwart legacy and many more. But if someone is playing idk, fifa and cod only, Xbox will be better due to cheaper online gaming.

    So I’d say it depends on the:

    1. Age of your kids

    2. Console used by their friends

    3. Commitment you or kids would have to pay for a games and plans