Comcast sent me a free DS, and I'm lovin' it.

 I must also recommend Crush.  One of the games I have on the PSP that I really like, I actually have kept it instead of swapping it for something else.

I play both my DS and PSP equally, but both for different reasons.

My DS is nothing but a game system, but it excels at that. I have tons of games on it of various genres and I really enjoy it.

My PSP is nothing but a game system as well, but I use it primarily as a way to play roms of the old games I own. I love my old games, but I live in a tiny apartment and couldn't bring them all with me. I also have some original games for my PSP, which I enjoy as well. I just can't find as many original games I want for it as I can for the DS. However, if you like handheld sports, racing, and shooters with crappy controls, then you'll find plenty. My favorite genres are RPGs, Platformers, and Action-Adventure games, which the PSP is a bit lacking in.

So, I would say it really depends on what you like. Both are great consoles, and I'm really glad that I own both.

 I totally forgot about the IPOD. I was thinking about getting a new one eventually and I forgot it now comes with games. That would be perfect. This way I can use it for gaming wherever I go and then also use the Wii when others are around in my house or when I want to play a game at home. Is it just the classic IPOD that comes with games or is the Nano and the IPOD touch for games too?

Thanks everyone else for your opinions though. You guys were right I guess, why buy another gaming system when i barely have time for games. I will get the IPOD and buy a few games for Wii, whenever an interesting title appears. 

I definitely spend more time on my DS now than I do on my Wii. But that's probably more to do with being married than getting older. I get to play DS everyday on my way to work and back. Wii is out of the question during the week cause the wife won't appreciate us being apart the whole day only for me to come back home to play video games. So we have to use TV to do something we can both do which basically means watching TV. Occassionaly we would play Wii Sports but that's more likely to be when we have guests. So there's only time for Wii at weekends when she's out. Which leaves me worried about what will happen when Galaxy and Brawl come out. I guess I would just have to put my foot down and tell her to put up with me playing non-stop - either watch or join in.

Both the new Nano and new Classic come with 3 games.  http://www.apple.com/itunes/store/games/  The Touch cannot play iTunes games but if you go wifi with it you can play some online games.  I am hoping that it allows games by the time I may get it (a while from know).  Right now there are 6 games that may be played on the newer iPods and there are 17 games that may be played in the old iPod Video.  My guess is, new games will stop coming out for the old iPod Video but continue coming out for new iPods.  And the games are only $5.

Well I noticed that myself, but not just with consoles but gaming itself. I'm getting a bit less interested. Of course I still go wow for some games but maybe less than I was before... I think it's called growing up. Perhaps Wii will be my last console... Maybe I'll still buy quick to go handhelds. I don't really know.

I don't think growing up and time have anything to do with wanting to game on a console. It has more to do with your schedule in life and how you naturally prefer to game.

I stay up late in the evening so gaming on a console fits in as the rest of my household is asleep by 10 pm... I usually stay up until 1 am gaming. Also, I have some pretty high end electronics so, gaming is at a different level in my entertainment rooms then it would be on a small TV with limited sound capabilities. Also, I think it depends whether you look at games as a way to fill time or a way to immerse yourself.

I don't think growing up and time have anything to do with wanting to game on a console. It has more to do with your schedule in life and how you naturally prefer to game.

I stay up late in the evening so gaming on a console fits in as the rest of my household is asleep by 10 pm... I usually stay up until 1 am gaming. Also, I have some pretty high end electronics so, gaming is at a different level in my entertainment rooms then it would be on a small TV with limited sound capabilities. Also, I think it depends whether you look at games as a way to fill time or a way to immerse yourself.