An Xbox 360 and a Wii. My brother has a PS3 that I use often. Then there's my laptop, which doesn't play current gen games all that well but does play last gen games pretty well.
Ack, I voted 360 and PS3 because I didn't see the 360 and PS3 and PC option. Isn't PC obvious anyway? Well, I guess you could mean gaming capable PC as opposed to something used to surf Whiskey Media sites.
Got a PS3 several years ago, but returned it prior to the big price cut since I hadn't opened it. Probably one of the better decisions I've made, as I still don't have an HDTV. I guess there probably would have been a way to hook it up to my computer monitor, but I've never really looked into that since I returned it, and my monitor's not a resolution that it would have looked good on probably (1440x900). It's also VGA only.
Let's nitpick: PC isn't considered part of a generation.
Xbox 360 / PS3, growing increasingly hostile towards Microsoft because of stupid avatars, shitty dash updates, butchering of Netflix app and having to pay money for Xbox Live.
I sort of just buy everything when it comes out. I know there is a group of games that are must buys for damn near everything. Plus, I like new tech. New tech is the best tech.
A Wii and not so great PC. I'm waiting till this E3 to see what the WiiU is going to be like. If it's going to get old ports from 360/PS3 then I'll just wait till the WiiU rolls out, if not I'll buy a PS3 or 360.
I do most of my business on a 360.. I had a Wii, but the only thing it was good for was collecting dust. Definitely thinking about building a PC in the future as well.
PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. First one I got was the Wii, but sold it when I realized I would be happier with a 360. Eventually, I got my first HD display and got a PS3 slim to go with it. Then, I built myself a gaming PC. Now the 360 is practically abandoned in the living room because it's connected to an SD display and it doesn't have wifi, so I couldn't bring it to my room without forsaking online.
All of the above, including a Mac and three powerful PCs.
1.) The Mac IS a PC! *GASP*
2.) Deciding I wanted to boot as little as possible into Win7 VM or Win7 via bootcamp, I went on a shopping rampage during the holiday sales, picking up every Mac title I had any remote interest in. $20 later, I own just about every Mac title on Steam. :P
I have a 360 and a pretty new gaming pc. Roommate has as ps3 so we're all set. And I believe there's a wii underneath that huge mound of dust in the corner over there, but I'm not sure...
Because people aren't allowed to be late adopters right?
I've been on this site since day 1 and only just got my first console for this generation like 2 years ago I think.
Also you neglected handhelds. I am aware you said no handhelds in the title, but someone could just own a current handheld.
Was I talking to you?
Really? You're going to get all defensive for no reason? I am just pointing out how his argument would make sense. Even though I'm not entirely sure he is serious.
I no longer have a wii or PS3 but for most of this generation i had all three and as games dried up on the wii i sold mine, the PS3 broke and was too expensive to replace. Just bought a PC
I buy everything, so a PSV and a Wii-U will be added this year, or perhaps next. If you don't have everything, you will always miss out on great games. Of course your income (or parents) determines what you can have.
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