What consoles do you own this gen?

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AD-Stu

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Only a PC, haven't owned a console since the PS1 that I shared with my siblings as a teenager.

Unless the Android phone I occasionally play Fruit Ninja and Words With Friends on counts?
 

Jazoni89

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I have all three consoles, A Xbox 360 slim, A PS3 slim, and a White Wii.

I also have a relatively good PC, which has caused me nothing but problems. Driver issues, Optimization issues, Bottlenecking, the whole works.

That's why I mostly stick to playing console (mostly older ones), even though I have a fair few games on PC including Civ 5 which I love to have a bash on quite often.
 

Woodsey

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'The controller is perfect for playing FPSs.'

Ha! Oxymoron alert. Anyway...

I have owned a Wii. It was shit.

I have owned a 360. It was OK.

I do own a PS3. It's got decent exclusives.

Mostly play on a PC. It's where it's at.
 

Exius Xavarus

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If talking purely about this gen, I've got:

PlayStation 3, Nintendo 3DS, and a PlayStation Vita.

Now, if we're talking about everything we've got:

PlayStation 3, Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation Vita, Nintendo Gamecube and Nintendo 64.
 

Poetic Nova

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X360 for exclusives and other multiplatform titles and a PS3 for a few exclusives but most of the time it collects dust.

Gamecube beats them all the time, everyday.
 

Arkley

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360 for most titles, PS3 for its exclusives and a PC for...well, for Steam mostly. I do have a Wii, but it was exclusively used for entertaining friends and family with simple games when they visited, but I found Kinect was better for the job, so the Wii isn't used any more.

I also have a pretty nice selection of Android games. It always makes me smile to see Max Payne running on my phone.
 

Clearing the Eye

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If it's been released, I own it. I'm lucky enough to have been born into an upper-middle class family with two very hard working parents.
 

Clearing the Eye

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Woodsey said:
'The controller is perfect for playing FPSs.'

Ha! Oxymoron alert. Anyway...

I have owned a Wii. It was shit.

I have owned a 360. It was OK.

I do own a PS3. It's got decent exclusives.

Mostly play on a PC. It's where it's at.
Lol. That is indeed a bit of an oxymoron :p

Controllers are actually good for some thing, though. I hooked mine up to play Super Meat Boy on my beloved PC, for example.
 

Woodsey

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Clearing the Eye said:
Woodsey said:
'The controller is perfect for playing FPSs.'

Ha! Oxymoron alert. Anyway...

I have owned a Wii. It was shit.

I have owned a 360. It was OK.

I do own a PS3. It's got decent exclusives.

Mostly play on a PC. It's where it's at.
Lol. That is indeed a bit of an oxymoron :p

Controllers are actually good for some thing, though. I hooked mine up to play Super Meat Boy on my beloved PC, for example.
They're also good for incompetent/lazy developers who force (not even well-optimised) mouse acceleration and don't even provide a proper config file to edit it out.

"OH, HELLO PC VERSION OF AC2 THAT I HAVE BEEN PLAYING RECENTLY," he says nonchalantly.
 

Palademon

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360 and Wii

360 is my prefered. I play the Wii mostly whenever an actual Nintendo title comes out.
And I use my brother's PS3 if there happens to be an exclusive I wnat to play.

I also have a DS Lite, a 3DS, and a PSP.
 

Et3rnalLegend64

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360, Wii, DS, PSP, and PS2 (I'm still playing it. Seriously). Bought the 360 myself and everything else was obtained outside of my knowledge or was a gift.

360 is the most played one I guess. I'm tired of shooters and want to get rid of the CoD games that are taking up so much space. I don't know if I want to keep Battlefield 3 or not since it's better than CoD. I'm playing BlazBlue and waiting for Persona 4: Arena. Still have to finish my Assassin's Creed story DLC, Agarest War, and Resonance of Fate so I can start Tales of Vesperia.

Wii exists only for when friends come over so we can play Smash Bros or Mario Kart. Beat Metroid Prime 3 twice, Okami twice, and have to start Skyward Sword (see 360 backlist).

DS is for the Devil Survivor games and Strange Journey. I want to pick up Etrian Odyssey and Castlevania Order of Ecclesia and start Kingdom Hearts 358/2.

PSP is for Birth By Sleep and Persona.

PS2 is currently running Persona 4. Gotta play P3, Nocturne, Digital Devil Saga series, Devil Summoner series, Ico, and Shadow of the Colossus.

A Vita is on the "maybe eventually" list. Persona 4 Golden! Chances are my brother's gonna buy it himself like he did with the PSP. 3DS I might have bought if Megaman Legends was coming. Kingdom Hearts may or may not get me.
 

mateushac

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I have a wii and a 360, both of which haven't been touched in about 6 months... I guess pc gaming feels more comfortable for me
 

Z of the Na'vi

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360 and Wii, although the Wii hardly gets played anymore, the poor thing. Mainly my younger step-siblings play that, the only games I own for it are Brawl, Mario Kart, and Kirby's Epic Yarn.

The rest are their shovel-ware games.

The 360 is my preferred console. It was originally purchased for the family but when it became clear my step-siblings couldn't take care of an expensive console, I took up the liberty of owning it myself. I've put more money into that console than it took to purchase it used. Surprisingly, it's one of the older white models, and boy are those fans inside of it loud. It works though, and that's good enough for me.

I also have a decent computer, too. I loathe the term "PC," because it's a label. Macs are capable of gaming now too, you know!
 

Bucht

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I have a PS3, a Wii, a 3DS and I gave my 360 games away after the 360 itself broke down fot the 5th(!) time.
But most of the times I just play on my PC.
 

Innegativeion

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All three home consoles, and the DS. I believe all three of the home machines have their virtues and vices, and don't particularly prefer any one of the other two for hardware alone. I like the PS3 for how well it handled its UI and internet applications, however. And of course the wii hosts some of my favorite franchises, as well as some other 3rd party wii exclusives. It's also great for when I have company.

I also have a fairly capable laptop for the occasional game I want to play on PC rather than 360 or Ps3 or whatever.

As I spend a lot of time on the internet, and thus am going to be exposed often to the kind of debates involving the consoles, I try to keep myself informed firsthand.
 

Scarim Coral

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Wii, DS, a new built PC to handle this gen games and this Christmas I will buy a 3DS.

I regret getting the DS and unlike a certain banned member, I see its limitation and its no good quality for that console in the future especially when I saw the list of games coming out in the future. Good thing I got a new PC as there is where I played my games these days.
 

garbutt

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I got a 360 that my girlfriend bought me as a gift some time back.
It only really gets used as a DVD player or for Drinkalong Deathmatch when I got friends round; although I have got Assassins Creed 1 & 2 sitting there waiting for me, still havent finished AC1, somehow :)
 

LetalisK

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Wii - have barely touched it, played a couple games like Twilight Princess when I first got it, but after that I've let my sister keep it so she can use her Wii Fit. Probably accounts for 0.1% of my gaming this generation.

Nintendo DS - mainly play Pokemon on it. Probably accounts for 3.9% of my gaming this generation.

Xbox 360 - A variety of games, mostly use it for WWE 12 now though, which I play off and on. Accounts for around 9% of my gaming this generation.

PS3 - Played a few games, probably as many as the Xbox 360, but without a game with the playing longevity of WWE 12. Probably would have played it more if it had backwards compatibility. 7% of my gaming.

PC - 80% of my gaming this generation.

Overall, despite my PC being more expensive than any other individual item on the list, it gave me far more value than any one of them separately, let alone together.