I primarily game on PC. I also own a Switch and a PS5, and most major consoles released since the NES.

All my old consoles live in plastic bins with all their relevant cables and controllers. Most have flash carts or mods that allow me to load ROMs off external storage. When I want to play some SNES or PS1 I just pull the relevant box off of the shelf and plunk it down by my RetroTINK or my PVM.

XBox One Series X, 48" OLED, big ol' comfy chair, 2 liter of Shasta cola and my "All Rush" mixtape.

In order of usage:

Series X

PS5

Switch

PC

Though PC is mainly on my crummy laptop and not my aging gaming PC these days. Can't really just disappear into the office to play games anymore.

Xbox Series S ATM. I tried PC gaming for a while but I found I didn't actually do much gaming if I was using a PC and it is just easier for me to have a dedicated system for it.

Also an RG350z for retro gaming

Steam Deck, my Desktop computer (Nobara) and my Laptop (Fedora, pretty rare these days)

PC and Switch over here. Switch is mostly for Nintendo games but the game I've played the most on it is Stardew Valley, the portability rocks. I am looking forward to picking up a Steam Deck in the near future though.

Used to play on PC but rarely have time to do so now. So now I play Zelda on Switch while commuting :D

I own everything, but I'll be honest my preferred way to play right now is on my Steamdeck. Being able to play PS4 quality games on the sofa whilst the kids/partner has the TV is a game changer for me.

I play some games on my ps3 bit I also use my computer for newer games and emulators

PS5 (and my Nintendo Switch lite for Zelda)

I game on Windows laptop and Apple TV.

Custom built pc.

Mainly mobile gaming with a Samsung Tab S6, with pc games via Nvidia Geforce.

I don't really play enough PC games to justify a gaming rig/laptop.