How many gaming consoles do you own?

[Purple]

How many and state what they are.

I currently own 3 (PSP, PS2, PS3)

PS, SNES and GBA were all given away.

 

[firehahahahahaha]

Too many.
I have a Atari2600 (somewhere...I think...) Nintendo, Nintendo Gameboy, Super Nintendo, Nintendo Gameboy Color, Nintendo 64, Nintendo Gameboy Advance, Nintendo Gamecube, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, Sega Genesis, Sega Dreamcast, Sony Playstatoin, Sony Playstation 2, Sony Playstation Portable, Sony Playstation 3, and Microsoft Xbox
I just need that damn Saturn and eventually a 360.

 

[looneymoon]

PS2, N64, Nintendo DS, Gameboy Colour, Wii, PS3, PSP

I used to own NES, SNES, original Gameboy and Sega Genesis, but like others here, they've been given away.

Just saying, taking advantage of the illegal stuff you can do on the PSP has amazing perks.

 

[Madame Mayor]

Have and are still working:
Gamecube, PS2, Xbox360, SNES, N64, DS, PSP, Gameboy Color

 

[Tennyo]

NES, SNES, Genesis, PS2, and PSP for me.

But I think my NES has finally died. D:

 

[Dark and Divine]

At this time, i have a PS1, a PS2 and a PSP.

Planning to get a DS in the next few days and a PS3 next year,

 

[Cthulhu]

I has a PS2 (slimline) and a GBA, do most of my gaming on my PC.

I feel puny, .

 

[X-SOLDIER]

I've only got my PS2 (slim) & PSP, so it appears I'm in about the same situation as Yop.


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[Cookie Monster]

Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, Nintendo 64, PS1, PS2, PS3, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance SP, Gameboy DS, and the PSP.

 

[OneWingedDemon]

Just my PS2 now. My SG and GBA were given away.
You're a step ahead of me, you slimy monster

 

[ForceStealer]

Genesis, N64, PS2, GBA, PS3, PSP, and was recently given a Wii. (Yes, given, and not as a gift. Someone gave it to me several weeks ago because they never use it. I didn't understand it but I didn't need to :-P Interestingly enough, I haven't used it yet )

Had a DS but sold it.

 

[Sheepy]

PS3, PS2, Xbox, PSP, DS and I think I might still have my atomic purple Gameboy Color.

 

[Shademp]

These are the ones I own:

N64, Game Boy Color (two of them), and PS2.

Don't know if I own the PSX or not. Nintendo and Super Nintendo has always been available to me, but I don't own them.

 

[Frostwave]

Six.

Gamecube, PS2, Xbox360, Xbox, Wii, GBSP.

 

[Wolf]

5, but two are up in the loft - my GBA and NGC.

I use my DS more then anything, I have tonnes of games for it.
Wii I'll probably use more often now because of Wii Fit, Samba, and AC. PS2, mostly for older games. Would like to get my 2nd FFXII file complete, Rouge Galaxy and FFX done too before moving on to other titles.

 

[Strangelove]

If we're counting ones that aren't active anymore, I'd have 6 then. PS2, PSP, PS3, and DS, with a DC upstairs somewhere without the wires needed to use it and a couple of original GameBoys (old large types and the smaller ones with coloured cases).

I also had a Master System, Mega Drive, and an original PlayStation, but they were given away.

 

[Shademp]

This may be the appropriate thread to ask this without creating a new one...

I'm thinking of buying a PSP + Crisis Core. However I'm being torn between PSP 'Slim and Lite' and 3000, because I don't know which version will play Crisis Core optimally. While the PSP 3000 has many added features, wikipedia tells me that the screen shows visible dark lines (like scan lines http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scan_lines ).
Has anyone here ever compared the quality of playing Crisis Core on the "Slim and Lite" versus "3000", and if so which should I get? It would be very convenient if someone had the answer.

 

[Tetsujin]

As far as I know, the PSP 3000 is actually supposed to have an even better display than the 2000 models...

Oh wait...statement by Sony:
"On some occasions, scan lines may appear on scenes where brightness changes drastically, due to the hardware features of the new LCD device on PSP-3000. Installed with this new LCD device, PSP-3000 offers more natural and vibrant colors on its screen, but the scan lines have come out to be more visible as a result of improving response time to alleviate the afterimages on PSP-3000. Since this is due to hardware specification, there are no plans for a system software update concerning this issue."

 

[Stella]

I own four.

PS3, PS2, PSP, Super Nintendo

My PS2 doesn't work very well anymore though, hence the reason I upgraded to a PS3.

 

[Nocturne]

I have four as well.

PS3, PS3, PSP, DS

 

[sephirothpaine]

2 NES
1 SNES
2 Sega Genesis
1 Sega CD
1 Game boy
1 PS1
2 PS2
1 PSP
1 N64
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12 game consoles

 

[Nocturne]

This may be the appropriate thread to ask this without creating a new one...

I'm thinking of buying a PSP + Crisis Core. However I'm being torn between PSP 'Slim and Lite' and 3000, because I don't know which version will play Crisis Core optimally. While the PSP 3000 has many added features, wikipedia tells me that the screen shows visible dark lines (like scan lines http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scan_lines ).
Has anyone here ever compared the quality of playing Crisis Core on the "Slim and Lite" versus "3000", and if so which should I get? It would be very convenient if someone had the answer.

Get the 2000 model. I have one and an extended battery and it gives you like 8-10 hours of playtime on a charge. It was definitely worth the $40.

The new PSP 3000 has massive screen issues. It actually makes it look worse.

 

[Dumb Apple]

PS2
PS3
Wii
Xbox 360
PSP
DS
Computer [<<" It counts if you play games on it!!]

D: Problem is, I can rarely afford games for them because I spent all my moolah on the systems.

 

[Seph]

If you're counting the ones that actually get any use, then I've got PS2, PS3, PSP, Xbox, Xbox 360, Wii and Nintendo DS. Occasionally I get out the PSOne, Snes, Gamecube and N64 but not often.

 

[kunoichi]

Lets see.... The only consoles I have left (I sold most of my old ones and my 360, PSP and DS) are- PS2 slimline, playstation, Dreamcast and Megadrive 2 (minus cables.)