I'd like a Nintendo DS (though I wouldn't buy it myself). I'm trying to see if I can somehow get a 360 or PS3, because I have the feeling that with only a Wii, I'm missing out on too many great titles (this also works vice versa of course).
And I'm sad to never have owned a NES, SNES, or Dreamcast.

- PS2, gotta love the God of War games. Best selling home console ever.

- Amiga CD32, died a premature death soon after launch due to parent company bankrupting, this while software was significantly outselling PC CRROM, CDi and Sega CD in Europe combined in 1993 and 1994, US launch was blocked due to stupid patent royalty issues. Some great games like Super Stardust, Alien Breed: Tower Assault and Banshee. The console could be upgraded into a full computer (harddrive, keyboard, mouse, processor/RAM upgrades, etc) to browse the web, read email, use Amiga word processors / presentation software / art programs, playback VideoCDs, etc. A shame how things went, but Commodore had itself to blame due to loss of focuss and thus huge MSDOS / Windows 3.1 PC related losses.

- NeoGeo, arcade quality games, should have been released worldwide.

 PS3 will be selling for around $199 US within three years.

I'd say the Genesis. There was some great games for that system, but I always had Nintendo consoles only. Maybe I'll get one on eBay. No SegaCD though, that was crap.

PS1. I missed almost all the titles from that. Basically the only games I played from that system were the Final Fantasies.

NEO GEO. It was way too expensive but was the best thing on the market at the time.

The console that you are talking about was called the Vectrex, not the Vetrex.  That could be the problem.  I loved that system too and wish I did have one.

Nowadays, if I want it, I get it. As a kid, the Neo Geo was a mythical console. I had an SNES and I loved it, but I figured the Neo Geo was video game Nirvana. I was wrong, though.

Wii