That's the fun part.

Once you hack it you can't play any modern games as they ALL require internet connectivity and all the hacks I know of brick/ban internet connection for them.

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RetroPie is super easy to set up, but the Pi is a hot commodity right now.

Ps5

Is this really something you have to ask? I have a ps5 and it's the best console I have ever played. I have had a switch and I dont reccomend getting one. A couple months of having one you'll get so much stick drift that it isnt funny. I suggest getting a ps5 man.

Hard

PS5. I have both and I play my PS5 way more. Dual sense controllers is quite amazing tbh.

Any Nintendo game that had a lot of jump sections with enemies

ps5 and a steam deck

Xbox has better binds on games and ive been playing xbox for about a year now

Do you have a nasa internet?

If yes, buy the Nintendo Switch and subscribe in game pass.

So you can play nintendo exclusives and AAA games in xcloud

PS5. From a non biased opinion it just is better.

Depends.

Sony tends to be its own echo system like Macintosh stuff.

I would've said PS5 6 months ago. Moved to Xbox and it's a much better experience in terms of value for money and performance though i miss ps ability to capture audio video natively, my friends who had ps, and the dual sense controller.

I checked the price on series S because someone wrote in another comment that you can hack-install emulators. It seems fine it's around 250-300 euro. So I will check the tutorials and see... I guess if it's easier than a pie and cheaper than a Business PC it's worth it since I will also be able to play modern games and have controllers and stuff already setup.

If you buy it new, worrying about it breaking soon is irrational. Get a warranty for it when you buy it. Should be around $15.

Edit: I've had my series X for around 2 years and has never given me issues.

Screw setting up your own RasberryPi.

https://www.amazon.com/XFUNY-Console-Pandoras-Players-Joystick/dp/B09CGLFGHZ/ref=mp_s_a_1_12?crid=TK9MCHGSRVQQ&keywords=Multiplayer+arcade&qid=1670955661&sprefix=multiplayer+arcade%2Caps%2C157&sr=8-12&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.f5122f16-c3e8-4386-bf32-63e904010ad0

Getting a series X isn't a problem, there are hundreds available where I live. It's just that I don't wanna spend 450 on something that could break soon or of I don't need it

Give me a simplified version.

It is hard

Sounds like you're leaning heavily towards the Xbox anyway. Just go with that.

Go for the Xbox Series X if you are able. No matter what.

Go for the S if you do not use Disks, if you're impatient, and want a console now.

It will take around another 4 years for this gen to become outdated. So no worry there. Also, your performance specifications are met on the Xbox, either one you choose. In the event that your console does break (even though it is highly unlikely to do so on its own when using it as intended), send it into a repair place. Get the warranty if you can.

Can you explain it to me?

Look it up, its just insainly hard

I'm pretty sure you can using a certain method

Can you explain?

It is pain