For me it's just Nintendo, I still love the nes, SNES Game Boy games even the music.
In the long run, Nintendo simply has a lot more experience, why did Microsoft get involved in the early 2000s?
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Because they also earn money from it
But I agree with you, we also have Nintendo Switch, 3 x Nin. 3DS and 2 others come with 6 Ipads and PS4 as well as XBox and 2x Wii
I have to say the Switch is my favorite because it's easy to handle
I like Nintendo best because I associate so much with it. Plus, most Nintendo games always have that certain something. The Switch is also objectively my favorite console.
From a nostalgic point of view, it's the 3DS.
There are just so many great series of games from Nintendo.
I've been playing Xbox for years, but that's not my answer.
There's no such thing as a best video game and console producer. Can't exist because every console was or had something special in its time. Likewise, of course, the games that are infinitely good and innovative, apart from your three big names.
Although I'm surprised that Sega does not appear here, after all you are talking about the NES. The Master System or the cool Mega Drive come to mind.
Sure, Nintendo has more experience, but Microsoft has more money. So they buy the experience. Nintendo has also just gone wrong with the poor N64 or the unsuccessful Wii U.
That Microsoft is involved is good because otherwise Sony would have a monopoly in the mainstream and adult target group today. Besides, I would never have been able to play Halo, Gears, Forza, Fable or Jade Empire.
But if you want to know which console I still find the most awesome in retrospect, I recommend you click on the link.
A little tip, it's Sega's Dreamcast.
