The predsusser to the almighty NES is the
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_TV_Game

Note that in order to support all of this, we have a total of four switch boxes, chained two deep so that most systems actually require two boxes to be set (one "main" box switches between the other three, and the consoles go into the other three boxes). I designed the system, and it seems to work for us: the old DVD player and the three systems we use most often go in Box 1, the next four into Box 2, and the remainder on Box 3. Any day now, the cables behind our TV should achieve sentience.

You consider you Gamecube and PS2 old systems?

...

Anyways, I still play my 2600 (which isn't working at the moment so I guess I don't play it), my NES, Genesis, SNES, and N64.

Any system that is 5 years or older is consider old to me

So will the Xbox 360 be old next year?

Played N64 with my friend the other day. Did some ownage tediz style.

most of mine got destroyed when our house flooded out. Not only that, what I do have is over my parents. I still play what I have on VC and my GC games though. In fact, I'm playing Path of Radiance right now.

I've played my PS2 once since I got my PS3 in 2007. And that was at my cottage and I didn't bring up the PS3 or 360.

So basically no. Oh and I did play the 3DO once for old time sake a couple months ago.

i still play my old dreamcast

i got my second PS2 a couple days ago and i play that. although i only have a freakin 007 game. the first died on me and i could not finance a second one so i sold all my games. i regret that day now.

  That never came out in NA and I would need like 3 voltage adapters...