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<blockquote data-quote="2cvbloke" data-source="post: 987102" data-attributes="member: 199791">Yes, it does do DVD &amp; BluRay playback, forgot about that, didn't have any disc-based games for my PS4, was all downloaded...As for &quot;which is best&quot;, well, Nintendo's in a league of it's own, catering to mostly physical interaction games with the Wii line, MS &amp; the xbone are tailored to media streaming and apps, but just happens to play games too, and Sony has it's PS4 which is pretty dedicated to gaming, but, as with all consoles, it's limited to what they approve, and for the xbone &amp; PS4, you HAVE to have a PS+ or xbox live subscription if you ever wanted to play anything online...Personally I'd recommend building a decent gaming system, for the money that a lot of consoles sell for brand new, you can build a decent AMD-based rig for not a lot (I think I paid about £250-ish in total for mine, CPU, Asus board &amp; RAM, utilising existing parts, such as graphics, case, SSDs &amp; PSU), that way you have access to a vast quantity of games, a lot of which are mirrored on the consoles, but give you greater flexibility when it comes to what you want to spend, that and Steam sales are often handy to get decent games on the cheap... <img src="https://www.satellites.co.uk/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="2cvbloke, post: 987102, member: 199791"] Yes, it does do DVD & BluRay playback, forgot about that, didn't have any disc-based games for my PS4, was all downloaded... As for "which is best", well, Nintendo's in a league of it's own, catering to mostly physical interaction games with the Wii line, MS & the xbone are tailored to media streaming and apps, but just happens to play games too, and Sony has it's PS4 which is pretty dedicated to gaming, but, as with all consoles, it's limited to what they approve, and for the xbone & PS4, you HAVE to have a PS+ or xbox live subscription if you ever wanted to play anything online... Personally I'd recommend building a decent gaming system, for the money that a lot of consoles sell for brand new, you can build a decent AMD-based rig for not a lot (I think I paid about £250-ish in total for mine, CPU, Asus board & RAM, utilising existing parts, such as graphics, case, SSDs & PSU), that way you have access to a vast quantity of games, a lot of which are mirrored on the consoles, but give you greater flexibility when it comes to what you want to spend, that and Steam sales are often handy to get decent games on the cheap... :) [/QUOTE]

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