sc94597,I would sooo love to be in ur shoes.But fo you have enough games on each of them.U into piracy?

Yeah, I'm more of a single player person myself, but I'll dabble in a bit of local multiplayer when the opportunity arises. As for Online, it's barely used. Last time I took online gaming seriously was when I first signed up for All is Brawl. Then I figured out how terrible I was (I blame the lag. ) so I went back to schooling my 9 year old sister.

I'm so cool.

I only own a wii (for now) and 90.% of the time I play on Mario Kart Wii. Right now im hardly playing my wii, mainly because i dont have an HD TV (which im getting soon). That little bump resolution really does make a difference.

I own a ps3, 360, and wii and I almost NEVER play online.  FF14 might change that, but other than once or twice a year on Rock Band...pretty much never.  I don't care for shooters and just prefer to be a lone gamer.

I very rarely play online with my consoles.

That's what PC is for.

Only things i've played online this gen are Mario Kart and Call of Duty 4.

Now Team Fortress 2. I play that like nearly every day.

I wasn't playing online all that much for the last few months.  Marvel vs Capcom 2 changed that though.  It's my favorite fighting game ever I play it at least 4 days a week, all online.  Before that, I was playing the Naruto 360 games online with the same fervor but I stopped around like July.

I don't really play too many games of other genres online.  Someone should make a JRPG that plays online.  Eternal Sonata, which I think kinda stunk, had offline co-op for the battle system and I would have played it online if I could have.  The same goes for Tales of Vesperia.  Actually, especially with Vesperia since it's not turn based and your whole team attacks whenever they feel like it.  That would be pretty fun online.  A game like that is begging for oniline co-op imo.