>>719017615 (OP)
>Ps1
When gaming got really good and gave us some of the best RPGs around, but FPS and Fighting games didn't age very well and the controller was missing rumble and joysticks
>PS2
To some people this was the peak of gaming, to others it was the start of a golden age. Either way this gave us classics that still hold up today. It was a perfect controller, perfect as a spare DVD payer, and over all incredible experience.
>ps3
Some say this was the peak of console gaming, some say it was the beginning of the end. But everyone agrees after this generation everything started going down hill. The graphics took us to the HD age, the games were multiplayer extravaganzas, devs took bold experimental risks, controller was now wireless, and on top of this it played any media format off my USB drive so comfy nights with a purate bay movie were plenty, and netflix finally came to consoles.
The controversial decisions of digital store purchases, DLC slop, and F2P did also start in this era. It may have been cheered at the time but it slowly did become a loathesome industry killing practice.
Whether you saw it as the peak or the downfall, everyone agrees after this it never would get any better.
It was also the only generation where people actively owned every console cause each one had something to offer. Even in Gen 6 you at most maybe had a ps2 and one other and skipped on the rest.
>PS4
Didn't bother.
By then I moved to PC. The PS4 took away my video playback off of USBs and started charging for online. Trackpad in the middle of the controller was shit no one asked for. The glowing LED on the controller was too fucking bright, and I love me some flashy lights.
I appreciate they saved physical discs for a decade and pushed back the hellscape xbox was leading gamers towards with Xbone... but it really does feel like they could only do so much.