You're describing a switch library so, switch.

Cheaper then the ps5/xbox series x/s and portable as well as all the nintendo exclusives I think nintendo makes more exclusives on the switch each year then all the exclusives sony/xbox make in a console generation

Series S has more power than the PS4 Pro. Moreover you have access to the current generation. The only thing to know is that Series S is an all digital console, but if you do not mind it, I think the new Xbox console is the best value here.

Series S is better in every way. It’s a powerful little machine for its size and price

I come with another proposal... How about the Series S? It contains lots of RPG and indie games included in the Gamepass and you have access to the new generation. More or less is the same price you want to pay.

If not, I would suggest going to the Switch route. You will have access to an extense library with a plus in the portability section. Moreover, it is the Nintendo's current gen, so I would not expect a new hardware at least until 2024.

It depends how important are PS exclusives for you. But as it is an old gen console.

PS: for your case, Series S > Switch OLED > PS4 Pro

My vote goes to the Switch, or instead of a PS4, an SteamDeck. I know the base model is 64Gb and 419$ but honestly, i prefer mobility and power than a PS4. I say that because you commented you don't have room for a proper PC.

Series s

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The series s is capable of 60 fps, like I said you will have to do some research and decide for yourself.

If you have some spare money there is always the option of finding out which console you can sell for more, and adding some cash on top to get a series X and experience hogwarts legacy at it's fullest potential.

But will 4K make a difference when the game will probably have reduced graphics? Is 4K and 1440p such a difference?

I think the Framerate is more important and I would like to play on 60fps or at least not capped at 30fps.

New Games aren’t really important for me since I really just want to play Hogwarts legacy. :D

I would say the series S would be the better option, although with the series S you won't be able to play in 4k, it only supports 1440p so if you're not bothered about playing in 4k then it's all good, although if you have a 4k TV there will be no worries as the xbox series S will upscale and it will still look fine, but it won't be in 4k. Obviously the framerates won't be as flawless as a series X or ps5 but will be far better than a ps4 pro.

Also with the Series S you will have access to games exclusive to next gen where as with the ps4 you won't.

It's also worth mentioning that the series S only supports digital games, so no discs.

Hope this helps, although I would still do some of your own research and make sure it's the right decision for you.

Like £25

There are three things I considered when buying a Switch: portability, first party exclusives and the possibility to play with friends in a LAN party.

At the moment, neither Sony or Microsoft offer that. Maybe Microsoft with some exclusives like Halo or Gears, but these are not games which appeal everyone.

These will be my conditions with the next Nintendo's console, including the backwards compatibility.

Ps4 pro

The huge popularity of Nintendo after the video game crash in the 80s in the USA is a big factor. For many people, who are now adults, this is a synonym with gaming. Plus kids are another group, they always love handhelds, because they have something of their own, not have to share a tv with anybody.

If you don't play much, Switch.

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i don’t know, if i turn it off and back on i still get a static screen

Depends on the controllers, which edition of the console it is, condition of the console but if it was all pristine, wouldn’t pay more than $80 CAD

I work at a used game store and we clean/test/price consoles. Surprisingly enough the best model (IMO) is the 360 S 250gb HDMI. It ends up going for about $90 CAD with cords and controllers.

If the system is an Acrade/Elite I highly recommend you do not buy it as it has a terrible shelf life. If it works one day it won't work the next. Super unpredictable.

Buying from a friend I recommend you test it thoroughly and if you buy it to clean out the inside, that shit gets really nasty. Also buying a new AC cord can up the performance a lot as well. Good luck

Got lots of games including some very popular exclusives, affordable, portable, multiple ways to play. My question is why isn't it more popular?

Other reasons why it's soo popular because Nintendo exclusives will never be on PC or any other console, a lot of people love Zelda, Smash, Mario and Pokémon

I would say nothing

If it's a white/early model, I wouldn't even pay for it

A black one (which fixed the red light issue) I wouldn't pay more than 50$ at the absolute max for a 360

You should buy a series x. I always feel nostalgic and put an old game on, but then I realise I've done it billions of times, and I just don't enjoy it anymore. I went back so many times to old games coz of this feeling lol but for me, you need a series x.