I pick I'm sticking with PC, and Other Systems (ouya, steam box, gamestick, ect.) since I read Steambox is a Gaming PC which you can also hook up to a TV and controller for gaming like a console, or use keyboard, mouse, and monitor for gaming on. Ouya, Gamestick, and Madcatz Mojo look like good consoles for using Android Apps, Emulators, Netflix, and games for them without spending over $99 like a fast tablet and smartphone which is more expensive than $99 when you also buy the HDMI cable, wireless controller, and sign up for a contract for phone.
I don't really play console games these days since I'm happy with the PC games I currently play, so the PS4 and Xbox One don't seem as appealing to me.
Steambox maybe dead, but there is still Big Picture mode which let you use Steam on a TV with only a controller like a console with any gaming PC running Windows, Apple Mac, or Linux which has the Steam Games store installed on it.
Maybe Valve relize they won't need to make their own hardware because most PC gamers build, or buy their own Gaming PCs, and know how to install Steam Games store, hook up their PC to a laptop, and hook up an USB or wireless gamepad controller themselves.
There is also now the Nvidia Shield which let you stream PC games from your Gaming PC to the Nvidia Shield to play games on a handheld, or on a TV with a HDMI cable hook up to the Shield, and the TC.
I'm with Froggy. I'll stick with PC. However, that does not mean I wouldn't play on the PlayStation 4. I'll go over by a friend's house when it's time, >_
PS4, definitely. I already have a Wii U, and I don't really play PC games often. Some PS4 games look great, and so far Xbox One doesn't have anything I want or need yet.
