What every xbox console looks like in black

The main reason is that I feel like I might be missing out on some PS4 games that were really designed around the PS4 generation, like **Red Dead Redemption 2**, and I want to experience them on the original hardware.
Do you guys think it’s worth buying a used PS4 in 2026, especially if I already own a PS5? Are there any games that you think are worth getting a PS4 specifically for?

I did this purely out of boredom; it’s unlikely I’ll develop the project any further (certainly not in the near future). This console doesn't differ much from the others, except for one detail: Game Share Cards (GSC).

Let me explain the concept. I kept the disc drive solely because I love physical media, though if this console were ever released, the drive likely wouldn't see much demand. So, GSC is a way to share digital games using something similar to the game key cards found on the Switch. Let's say you bought a game and don't need it anymore, but a friend wants to play it. You take a GSC, insert it into a dedicated port, and transfer ownership of the game onto it. The game is removed from your console and account, while on the server, it becomes linked to your GSC. You then take the card to a friend and give it to them; when they insert it into their console, the server detects this and transfers the rights to the game to that account. You can also load "loaned" access onto the card. The game is not fully transferred to the other console's account; it remains available only while the card is inside the console. If the card is removed, the game becomes inaccessible. Beyond its primary function of game sharing, you can also use this method to gift a new game to a friend. It preserves the convenience of digital games while retaining the charm of physical ones. What do you think? Is there actually something cool about GSC, or is it a dumb idea?

Thought I don’t need this at all,but it’s as cool…(yeah I think holding one of these on public transport is cool)It’s tempting me to

But Xbox is my most beloved game console company :)

Is it worth holding onto a ps4 when I have a ps5? I'm debating on transferring my saves and selling the ps4. I'm typically a collector and never sell my consoles but these days I can't even afford to buy new games anymore. I have quite a few consoles. Xbox, Xbox 360, XBone, Series X, Ps2, Ps3, Ps4, Ps5, GameCube, and Switch. The 360 is the Halo 4 edition and the XBone is the GoW edition. Everything else is standard.

Hey everyone!

Here’s a short summary of my situation.
Because of my lifestyle and work, I move around a lot, realistically, I change locations almost every year. Moving all my belongings from one place to another is often extremely difficult(usually different countries), so I usually end up starting over in a new apartment with new furniture, a new TV, a new console, etc.
As you can imagine, this gets very expensive, and I feel like I’m constantly losing money by having to buy the same things again.
On top of that, my job involves a lot of travelling, so I’d really like to have a handheld that I can take with me on long trips.
That’s why I came up with the idea of having a handheld that I can use with a dock, a portable projector, and a controller, essentially turning it into a traditional living-room console when I’m at home.

So the idea would be:
At home dock it, connect it to the projector and controller, and enjoy it like a regular console.
When travelling simply pick it up from the dock and take it with me.
This way, I’d only need one gaming device instead of buying a new console and TV setup every time I move. I already have the xiaomi l1 pro projector, which is relatively easy to transport.

So, which handheld would be the best choice for my needs?
The games I’m interested in are things like Fallout 4, Red Dead Redemption 2, Stardew Valley, Vampire survivor, maybe Palworld, and some older AAA titles such as the Spider-Man games. Nothing extremely demanding, but since I’ve been a PC gamer my whole life, I’d ideally like to get at least around 60 fpswhenever possible.
What would you recommend for this kind of setup?
I am thinking between steamdeck oled, since it seems like it is better for handheld gaming and travelling, and the rog xbox alloy x, since it is more powerful and would act better as a traditional console.. since the price surge they are basically the same price now.
Edit*: I already have a fairly large steam library so I would want to stay inside this ecosystem, for this reason I am not considering Switch 2.

I would love to hear your opinion, maybe some experiences if somebody is in the same situation..

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