Their is no such thing as better as it all comes down to personal preference.

I personally prefer to play on my Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Still doesn't mean I don't enjoy playing games on the PC I used to own.

Personally, Xbox 360 is my choice. I've had one for a long time now. I wouldn't say any of the systems are better than one another just like Miss said, it is all personal preference. I love my PC and love playing on it, but i'd choose my 360 over the One and the PS4 any day.

It really depends on what games you like to play. PC has way more variety, but can be pretty expensive.

Consoles are cheaper but are limited in features when you compare it to a PC.

It's a hard question... I've tried both, but never owned a gaming PC. I loved playing Call of Duty 4 on PC and Just Cause 2, but I also love playing on console. If you like playing games like DayZ and Counter Strike etc, then I think PC is the best way for you...

You've just got to try it and see how YOU like it. Like someone said above, it's more towards personal preference.

I personally prefer my xbox 360, xbox one. But that Is my personal opinion. Yes pc can produce better graphics, better frame rates but I prefer the comfort and ease of my consoles. I grew up playing consoles in the eighties, I played consoles up untill the n64, then I went to pc gaming for a few years, but found I very frustrating when u got a new game and it wasn't compatible with ur video card, so u would have to upgrade. I went back to consoles once the very first xbox was released and that's where I've been since. When it comes to the crunch yeah pc gaming is better but it comes at a big cost when you can spend thousands of dollars on a pc only to have it become out dated within 2 years time. My step sons pc runs all the games he wants including watch dogs better than a console, he I a big assassins creed fan. He got ac unity on his pc as he only has 360 and didn't want to hassle me or his mum for our xbox one everytime he wants to play it, now he has to get a new video card just to run this game which is going to cost $400 Australian and his pc will only be 2 years old this Christmas. So if u have the money to throw away on upgrades all the time yeah pc is better but if not I guess consoles are the way to go. For example if u spent $800 on a 360 when they first come out, they still play the latest games 8-9 years on. What $800 pc can do that? So it comes down to personal preference and cost!

It depends console and PC gaming both have pros and cons I would suggest you look at this video [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

I like playing on all platforms