AMD has almost completely taken over the console market. The PS2 was a MIPS system and the PS3/Xbox360 were PowerPC, but, for the last ten years, Sony and Microsoft have been all AMD. Intel has been out of the game since the original XBox, and nvidia only has the switch to its name. The Steam Deck-style handhelds (like the ROG Ally and the Lenovo Legion Go) are AMD systems.
It’s kind of interesting how they have this hold on gaming outside of conventional PCs, but can’t seem to compete with nvidia on just that one market.
It’s kind of interesting how they have this hold on gaming outside of conventional PCs, but can’t seem to compete with nvidia on just that one market.