I got a 360, I played Bioshock, I went back to my Wii afterwards.

i got a 360 last year played it to death when got GOW free then Halo 3, Orange Box, Forza, PGR4 then came holiday season with REUC, Mario and Sonic, SMG, MP3 then this year with Zak and Wiki, NMH then there's Pro Evo, Mario Kart, Wii Fit, We Love Skiing the 360's not gonna get much playing recently.

The Wii is gonna have some amazing games this year that cannot be played anywhere else so dinna worry like

I think you will be. I switch between my two when a game that I want to play comes out. Switching between the two isn't a bad thing. I'm not counting my PC because I always play on it.

1 WORD: Mario Kart Wii

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Its really about the games, not the systems. One system will collect dust if your other one is keeping you busy. When I was playing Mass Effect (going through it a second time now), my PS3 just sat there. Then I got Lost Oddyssey and any time away from ME was spent on that. If my girlfriend was over she would want to play Star Wars Lego (360).  So my PS3 sat and sat.

 The girlfriend has now discovered Ratchet and the PS3 is getting some love.

SSBB will keep u attacked to ur wii!!!! (that came out wrong)

Since i've got CoD4 for the PS3 my Wii hasn't been online for exactely 38 days. Although i just got No More Heroes, so now i've been playing that! And with Mario Kart and Brawl coming... I think it just depends on the games that are coming out for what system at certain times...

now that you've seen HD graphics, you'll never touch your wii again! :)

You'll still be playing your wii, lots of great games coming out for it

It's possible that you might never touch your Wii again, but only if you have absolutely no games on the Wii that you truly enjoyed. If you really enjoy a game on a system it doesn't matter how many other systems or games you get, you'll always come back to those fantastic games. Hell I'd play Earthbound on the Snes right now if I hadn't been a dumb kid and let the thing go into disrepair.

This whole argument I put forth was based on the assumption that no new games come out that you want for the Wii, which is more than likely wrong. I just wanted to throw out there that great games that deserve being replayed, will be replayed no matter how many systems you have.