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Best Android Games 2020 and 2020 Best android games 2020 and 2020 Continue Games can be an intimidating hobby to get into. The sheer variety of platforms and games can be overwhelming for a beginner, but the game console is never a bad choice. They are easy to use and offer many other perks. Finding the right console basically depends on what you prioritize - whether you want stellar graphics, a large library of exclusives, or portability, there is a console that is right for you. We are here to help you with your selection by introducing you our best picks for the best gaming consoles you can buy now. Best Game Consoles: Editor's Note: We'll update this list regularly as new consoles are launched. PlayStation 4 ProSony has its ups and downs in console wars, but it did a wonderful job with the PlayStation 4. It's slim, powerful and chock full of great games. Consoles live and die in their exclusive libraries, and it's hard to beat the PlayStation 4 Pro in this department. From the already available God of War, Bloodborne and Horizon zero dawn to the upcoming Last of Us Part II and Final Fantasy VII remake, there is no other game console that boasts so many narratively interesting and visually stunning games. While the Xbox One X certainly works better and offers 4k 60fps games more often, it's hard to resist the quality of the game and the amount of PlayStation 4 Pro.The Sony console also beats all other devices on the market in the virtual reality department. Its special PlayStation VR headset is cheaper than almost all PCVR and standalone headsets, and still offers a speed upgrade of 120 Hz, despite being several years old. The VR gaming library is also unparalleled, with titles such as Astro Bot: Rescue Mission and Moss.The PlayStation 4 still lags behind the Xbox One X in some areas. The PlayStation 4 Pro is not perfect, however. One of its biggest pitfalls is the lack of backward compatibility. Any PS3 games you bought - whether physical or digital - won't work on the latest gene console. This is a huge drawback for those who previously owned PlayStation 3 because it makes you either redeem all your old games or subscribe to PlayStation Now. P.S. Now service allows you to stream old games online, but it has a lot of restrictions and a steep $59.99/year subscription fee. It's also a long way from the Xbox Game Pass, which works on both the console and PC. However, the PlayStation 4 Pro is still one of the best, if not the best, gaming consoles on the market. If you're new to console games, you can't go wrong with it. Xbox One XIf you want power, you need an Xbox One X. This Microsoft beast console is unparalleled when it comes to specifications, at least until the Xbox Series X arrives later this year. The Xbox One X is a graphic powerhouse. Thanks to your equipment, you Enjoy games in oily smooth 4K 60fps. It's true that it's also an option on on 4, but Microsoft's console has more games with native 4K resolution and will struggle less to maintain a high frame rate. Xbox just works faster and works better. However, the Xbox One X lags behind competitors in one area - exclusive games. It has some great titles like Halo and a sea of thieves, but they can't compete with the huge variety and quality of PlayStation titles. A large percentage of exclusive Xbox One X games are also available on PC. This makes it a much more questionable purchase if you already have a decent gaming laptop or PC. Microsoft also doesn't have an answer to PlayStation VR, which further limits your capabilities. Xbox Game Pass is the best console service of its kind. It gets one thing quite right though - the Xbox One X has backward compatibility. You don't need to create your own game library if you previously owned an Xbox 360. As mentioned earlier, the Xbox Game Pass service is also hard to beat. It's a Netflix console game, with a rotating catalog of more than 100 games, and it's available on both PC and Xbox One. You don't have to stream Games Pass games either. The titles are loaded onto the console so you can enjoy them even if your internet isn't particularly big. Finally, we can't ignore the price of the Xbox One X. This is the most expensive console on the market and it's not very surprising with its hardware. The quality has its price. This is one of the best game consoles you can buy. Nintendo SwitchAfter a lackluster Wii U, Nintendo finally hit the head with the Nintendo Switch. Instead of directly competing with its powerful competitors, this console has carved out its own gaming niche. The Nintendo Switch is a hybrid that works as a portable and home console, and that's what makes it stand out from the crowd. You can play games in the comfort of your living room, but you are not tied to the TV. With two removable controllers called Joy-cons, you can enjoy games with your friends even when you're on the go. But the Nintendo Switch offers much more than convenience. It has one of the most versatile gaming libraries, which includes exclusives, triple games, indie and retro games. It is true that the Switch has no graphic fidelity to the Xbox One or PlayStation 4 - 4K 60fps is out of the question. However, the custom Nvidia Tegra hybrid console chip can handle a host of demanding games, including the beloved Witcher 3. Also, we can't forget the draw that Nintendo exclusives. The Legend of zelda: Breath of the Wild and Animal Crossing only make the Nintendo Switch console worth buying. You will also find many great indie such as Stardew Valley, Night in the Woods and more. If you like indie and retro games, the switch is the right one Switch drops shorts is its online capability. Its online subscription service costs less than its competitors, but it also offers less. However, for $3.99 a month, it gives you access to more than 60 old-school Nintendo games that will appeal to any retro gamer. Nintendo Switch has one last advantage over competition. Nintendo CEO Shuntaro Furukawa has confirmed that he will not be replaced by a new gen Switch this year. This means you don't have to worry about backward compatibility or spend cash on a console that will quickly become obsolete. Nintendo Switch LiteIf you're not sure you want to commit to a home or hybrid console, your best choice is the Nintendo Switch Lite. This is the best truly portable gaming console you can buy now. The first question on many people's minds about the Nintendo Switch Lite is that the differences between it and the regular switch. Both consoles sport the same Nvidia Tegra custom chip, but most of the similarities are on this. Switch Lite is a vean of its name. It is smaller and lighter than the original, weighing 9.8 ounces to 14.1 ounces of switch. This makes it more portable and easier to take with you on the go. However, the screen is also smaller. The Nintendo Switch Lite has a 5.5-inch HD display that is smaller than most modern smartphones. However, the battery life is almost the same as that of the original switch, reaching the 7-hour mark depending on usage. But the most important thing is the catalog of games. Switch Lite offers all switch names that support portable mode, i.e. games do not require the docking of the original switch. This means that you still have access to the vast majority of exclusives and non-exclusives, including favorites like the legend of zelda: Link's Awakening.Nintendo hasn't made too many compromises with switch Lite.One's downside flaw Lite is that it doesn't have a removable Joy-Cons. However, if you buy a pair of Joy-Cons or a Pro controller, you can still pair them with a portable console and enjoy games with friends. Given that the average Switch Lite costs $100 less than its predecessor, it's not a steep price. So who is the Nintendo Switch Lite best suited for? This is the best game console for the gamer on the go. It's also a better choice for more casual players who want to spend less. NES and SNES MiniThey don't make them loved they're used to! Now, they are much smaller and come with built-in games. We're talking about NES and SNES Mini consoles from Nintendo, of course. Based on the iconic Nintendo Entertainment System and Super Nintendo Entertainment System, these minis are a godsend for any retro game enthusiast. Both consoles are plug-in and play and come with the best games years preset. NES Mini, or NES Classic Edition, comes with 30 timeless classics, including Super Super Bros., the original legend of zelda, Metroid, Final Fantasy and Donkey Kong. They all play great on modern flat screens, so you don't have to drag an old CRT TV out of the basement. The NES Mini has one serious drawback, however. It comes without a second controller, and in some regions without a AC adapter. The controller cables are also quite short, so extenders may be required.
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