To the OP, why do you still have a GC if you have a Wii? Is it hooked up in another room or something?

PS3: The games
360: The games
Wii: That I exercise while I play it.
PSP: The games

As you can see, I am all about the games :)

N64 - Banjo Kazooie and Command and Conquerer are so much fun

PS1 - Lot's of happy memories from Crash, Spyro, Croc, and Gex. Tony Hawks and Tekken had best games in series on this platform.

PS2 - Remember having so much fun with friends on games such as Twisted Metal, and Killzone. The birthplace of Jak, Ratchet and Sly games. Oh, great times.

Gamecube - Super Mario Sunshine is a great game to play in the summer. I don't know why, but playing this game in the summer, after getting back from a swimming pool, or spending the day out with your friends, is just so relaxing and so much fun. Sonic Battle 2 (or whatever the devil it was called) was also a great party game.

Xbox - Remember having fun times beating my brothers on Far Cry and Halo 2. The first console I played online on (although, it was a very limited amount of time).

PS3 - Birthplace of Uncharted, Resistance and (eventually) InFamous. Love the multimedia aspects of the PS3. Spent along time playing Resistance, and Call of Duty 4 online. Best Ratchet game in the series. Lots of great little PSN games. First MGS game that I will own. Loving the looks of LittleBigPlanet. I can download PS1 games that may have got damaged, or that I may have missed. First GT game I have ever picked up (GT5P) highly addictive.

360 - Achievements are damned addictive.

my gc and wii are actually in different locations. i keep my wii with me, but i keep my gc at my mates house, who actually lives down the road. whenever theres a gathering over there we normally just put on mario kart or SSBM. i prefer it that way because i'm certain if i had a gathering around my wii one of my reckless friends would break something with the wiimote... they get excited

NES - The color, the controllers, the games.

Wii- the games for it, the motion sensing, good for parties and spending time with the family

DS- Gaming on the go, and the games lineup this year

Sega Genesis: Lots of cheap games, Golden Axe, Streets Of Rage, Paperboy, Time Killers etc.

PS1: The controller, Crash Bandicoot, Smackdown, Syphon Filter 2, could play music CD's.

PS2: Onimusha 2, Dynasty Warriors 4, Max Payne, GTA, Gran Turismo, MGS, could play DVD's etc.

Xbox: Xbox live, Fable, Halo 1.

PS3: Free online service, Motorstorm, Uncharted, Resistance, GT5P, Blu-ray player.

my ps3 - it brought me back to gaming when i got it at launch, and not only do i play games, i watch movies and i play music on it. it's basically my media hub.

my 360 - first month was ok with pgr4 and halo 3 campaign, but it died down a bit, some of the current games don't tickle my fancy and multi-plat games go to my ps3 anyway because i prefer the controller. but halo 3 online more than makes up for it, me and my work mates have a blast online.

my psp - the gta games were great, and so was locoroco, but then it got really neglected because it just wasn't doing it, i mainly use it for remote play, which is extremely handy. i can download a game from uni and have it ready for when i get home, and the remote control feature for music is one of the best features. i recently got god of war and that has sparked the interest back, quality game.

I like my PS3 because it is outselling the 360. PS3 has all the best exclusive games, PS3 has the best ports too.

PS3- Had a very solid first year games-wise, has by far the best 2008 line-up, huge improvements to online service are coming, free online, plenty of new IP's in the first year that will become franchises, Blu-Ray, wi-fi, web browser, multimedia king, reliable hardware.

360- Most advanced online, most games available at the moment, best place for RPG's (for now), online feels more.........connected than PSN, 3 year warranty.

DS- Has Advance Wars! Errrr........that's it.

Wii: Web browser (youtube + home theater = Party), photo channel, and games!

360: Downloads, demos, cd ripper, online video chat, and games!

Ds: Multiplayer with one copy of a game, Mario Kart online, uniqueness, ton of old school experiences.