I don't think anyone thought of me as difficult to figure out. But here's the run down anyway. =P
A jack of all trades, with a slight preference for Sony consoles.
I enjoy gaming first and foremost and will go wherever there's something that interests me, regardless of which company makes the console.
I've always had multiple consoles, during every generations.
Back when I was a kid, I played more on the NES, but preferred the Mastersystem. I preferred the SNES, but got a Sega Genesis because I enjoyed the Sonic and Golden Axe franchises. It took a long time for me to get a N64 because back then, I was into RPGs a lot, and the N64 wasn't so good for that genre. I also greatly disliked its controller. So I was mostly a PS and Saturn guy, but many of my friends had the N64, so I got to play most of the games I wanted to play for that system (Mario 64, Paper Mario, Zelda, Killer Instinct, Golden Eye, Perfect Dark, etc...).
My trek into the 6th gen started with the Dreamcast. To this day, it's the console for which I spent the most money on. I'd get a new game or two every other week. I played most of its library of games by the time the console died. And cried when I realised I'd probably never experience the end of the Shenmue saga. =(
Then I got the Gamecube before getting a PS2. And I still think I had more fun with it than with the pther consoles of that gen, even if I played way more games on the PS2. I probably finished Metroid Prime more than 10 times during the duration of the gen. My favourite games during that gen were Metroid Prime, Wind Waker, Paper Mario TTYD, RE-Remake, RE4, F-Zero GX, Pikmin 2 and Twilight Princess. Sure, there were a lot of excellent games on the PS2, like MGS 2-3, FF XII, GoW 1-2, Dragon Quest VIII, Ico, Shadow of the Collossus, etc... But I prefered playing on the Gamecube, overall. I also had an XBox for a little while. Since I had to play Shenmue 2, no matter what. But I found most of the library to be a little bland, compared to the Gamecube and the PS2's.
Then came the seventh gen, where I started with the XBox 360 because I had to play Lost Odyssey, being a fan of Sakaguchi. But it made me discover other great games like Mass Effest and Fable 2. Those 3 are among my favourite games of the 7th gen. I got my PS3 when MGS4 came out. And it's been my favoured console for the rest of the gen. I eventually got a Wii when the Mario's 25th anniversary red Wii came out and greatly enjoyed Super Mario Galaxy, the best platforming game of the generation. I did enjoy gaming on it, but not nearly as much as on the Gamecube.
Then the new gen arrived, and I waited a while before getting any console. I waited until the Zelda WW HD bundle came out along with a price cut. That's when I took the plunge. The Wii U may be underpowered, but it still offers some great games, and many more are coming this year. So I think I got it at the right time.
I'll eventually get a PS4. Probably not long after Second Son comes out.
Currently, my most anticipated games of the gen are:
- Final Fantasy XV
- X
- Mario Kart 8
- inFamous: Second Son
- Uncharted
- Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze
- Metal Gear Solid V
- Strider
- The Witness
- The Evil Within
- Deep Down
- The Witcher 3
- Mighty No. 9