A PS5 that is hooked up to the TV, a Nintendo Switch that is not hooked up, a GBA i bring on trips. These 3 make up 95% of my console gaming time but i play a lot more on my phone and laptop than any of them.
I also have a GameCube that get regular use even if it is not currently hooked up because of rearrangement at home, will connect it and the Switch to the secondary TV once it is up and running.

I own a 3DS that I never really use, played mostly the Phoenix Wright games on it before they got released on Switch. Thinking about selling it actually.

I also have two DS lites, one unopened. The system I usually brought on trips and my favorite system all around. Will most probably return to it once I played through all the GBA games i want to play. Still bring it out at least once a year to play Elite Beat Agents at Christmas, And I could probably be content with all my gaming needs only playing Advance Wars Dual Strike. But currently the system is just there.

PS5 Pro currently and it is all I need.

Currently, Wii, WiiU and Switch 2 are hooked to TVs, Switch 1 is not hooked up to TV, but it's in use. And 4 PCs.

Ay, a fellow SNES-er! Mine still works too, got in Christmas 1994 and still ticking along. Some of the carts have gotten a bit temperamental but nothing a good clean and reinsertion won't fix.

They don't make em like they used to.

PS5 Pro and Switch 2. I mostly play on Switch and just use the PS5 Pro for titles that aren't coming to Switch (2).

Series X, Switch2 and PS5. Switch2 is always hooked up, I alternate between Series X and PS5 for the other HDMI port- but out of these two it is mostly (and also currently) the Xbox that is hooked up; out of habit (played on Xbox since the 360) and because it is that one that I am also using for multimedia.

Ps5 and switch1 are my mains. Series s acts as a movie player only. Ive given up playing games on that system. The only thing ill touch is an indie title that doesn't tax the console

I buy and sell consoles ( it's become a business that I've started by accident but its doing well!) , but the one's I've kept over the years that I cannot let go off is my Wii U, Original Xbox (Crystal boxed), PS2 Slim Boxed and PS3 Super Slim these are all boxed and mint and get used rarely maybe 2/3 times a year each. I use on a daily basis a Halo Edition Xbox Series X (my main console) followed by a PS5 Pro 30th Anniversary Edition, this is used lightly for Gran Turismo 7 to keep it fresh. I have a Switch 2 that I use rarely and a gaming laptop that never gets used much due to a lack of desk space.

PS5

Xbox Series S

Switch 2

PS3

Wii U

Mega Drive / Mega CD

SNES

Turbografx

N64

Saturn

Dreamcast

Jaguar

7800

NES

PS2


All hooked up and ready to play with a couple of button presses

Due to space I don't have all my consoles hooked up to my TV. Right now, the only things I have sitting under my TV that are connected to it or that can be quickly connected to it are a Series X, PS5 Pro, Switch 2, Analogue Super NT, Analogue Mega SG.