I've never had a console hooked up to the main living room TV in my entire life.

My living room currently has 4 computer monitors and 2 tv's (a main one and my personal one) My consoles are hooked on to my personal tv.

My gaming PC and my consoles all run to the same screen, which is a desktop monitor.

Well my TV my console is hooked up to is only really used for my xbox. I use it for games and streaming movie/shows. It is not in the living room.

Living room TV, but it's also dedicated since I don't use my TV for anything else.

I have an xbox, Tivo and pc hooked up to every tv in my home. Plus a networked machine full of movies and music. So, I guess my answer is "yes".

I mainly play games online on the computer separately and TV is placed in the main room.

I have my consoles hooked up to my PC monitor (which is actually a TV). When I need to access non-gaming related media/entertainment, I just use my PC. That's why the idea of a "living room hub" doesn't appeal to me at all.

I have PS3s and 360s hooked up to TVS in the basement next to the (horribly crafted) bar and also the TV in the living room.
And my PC is hooked up to a monitor and TV as well.

So I'm pretty much just playing games all over the damn place.

I have a PC connected to my living room TV and a PC connected to my office monitor. I play games on both, but watch videos mostly on the living room TV.

bedroom tv.

I discovered that my widescreen monitor has hdmi in so as soon as I have my xbox back I'll be playing it on that. But I used to play on my 36 inch tube tv. Not the greatest of definition in the games :/

I have an Xbox in the living room that never gets used. I play my Xbox and PS3 on my bedroom tv.

thanks every one for putting in your vote. It shows a 43% living room and 57% to dedicated TV. I'm surprised that its that close. I would have expected more votes towards the dedicated TV/monitor.

I have my consoles hooked up to our theater room TV if that counts, it's the best TV in the household. Consoles are probably what it gets most used for.

Technically, it's my bedroom television. I have two separate monitors for my computer that my consoles are never hooked up to and vice versa.

I have my own monitor that I play games on. But gosh darn it, 20" is a little small for my preference. So A TV comes in handy to watch movies on. Eh... then again, some computer games throw a shit-fit and don't automatically change display resolution upon being launched when plugged into the TV. That's a little thing that I have to remember if I'm switching from a 16:10 monitor to 16:9 dumb TV.

PS3 in the living room, 360 in the bedroom. The bedroom tv is only used with the 360 so I guess that one is dedicated but I prefer playing in the living room. I like playing local co-op and that shit only feels right in the living room.

only thing i play on my 360 is Forza.

I have the 360's audio hooked up to my pc's soundcard, and the video to a second input on my pc monitor.
So i can for example voice chat with my pals on mumble at the same time as i am playing Forza on the xbox, and when im done driving around the nürburg ring, I'm back in windows with the click of a button.

Im still unsure on how required the kinect is, but, as i am sitting at arms length from my monitor, i dont really see where i would put it, would really be a waste to have it plugged in all the time.

Yep, totally agree with the premise of this thread. Man caves don't need this 'one' entertainment device concept. I go into my cave of evil to game and watch movies, TV used to be a living room thing with the wife until we cut the cable. Now she watches Youtube on her laptop in the living room!

The living room TV is the only TV in the house that doesn't have a console connected to it.

As an apartment dweller I sleep, eat, fuck and yes play videogames in my living room. All my electronics are hooked up to one 47" TV and my computer is connected to a separate monitor as well.

Both.

Same here.

This poll needed an "other".

Opps.. wish I could revote. I have a specific room where I do my console gaming. Coincidentally it has a DVR in it as well for the purpose of catching up on recorded shows late at night when everyone else is asleep. The room is set up like a living room though. It's nothing fancy except for the fact that it's where the stereo system is, current gen game collection, and both a PS3 and a 360. So in a way I guess It's kind of a living room...? What the hell defines a living room anyway?

I have no consoles and I must PC.

I AGREE! This is discriminatory behavior! - I play games on my livingroom TV, AND it is the ONLY TV I have. It also is my PC screen. Oh and I never watch TV shows.

My PS3 is hooked up to my TV on my desk, which, when I'm not using my PS3, acts as my second monitor. My 360 hasn't been hooked up in something like three and a half years.

So yeah; I'm not even slightly the target audience for this thing.

I feel you, duder. Same here. Dual monitors for life.

I have a small PC monitor to my left and a pretty good TV that also serves as a computer monitor directly in front of me; everything is hooked up to this TV. Xbox, Xbox 360, Wii, PS2, my brother's PS3 for now, and my PC. I also have a laptop next to me. I also have a pretty good stereo and Turtlebeach headphones set up.

I am not lacking for media entertainment in my room, and I don't need an Xbox one as an all-in-one media hub. I have a PC for that.

Have my consoles in the living room, sharing a LCD screen with a cable box.

PS3 and and Xbox 360 in the living room on a 40 inch LCD television. Computer is in my room with my main router. One cable goes out to a switch in the living room which connects my consoles. No idea what I'm going to do with my new systems but I also just purchased a projector so I'm considering gaming on that. Especially PC games.

At the moment, my living room just has a stereo system with no TV. My home office has 2 PCs and a PS3 hooked up to a stereo and 3 monitors. I do all my video gaming and movie/TV show watching from my comfy office chair.