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[itschrissy]

Favorite console is Gamecube. I grew up with it, and I still play Animal Crossing, Wind Waker, and SM Sunshine on it from time to time.

Favorite handheld is... meh. Either 3DS or GBA.

[Randomite]

1. Sega Dreamcast
2. SEGA Saturn
3. Nintendo Wii
4. Xbox 360
5. PS2

[HaoSenVastForest]

True, but the Viritual Boy is not a handheld. A wii is portable too.

Yeah but the Virtual Boy has its own power source and screen built in. So it is a little different.

[10k]

6 Gamecube
1 Wii
1 DS
3 N64
2 3DS
1 Dreamcast

as of February 8th, 12:27am

Edited by Tenkay23, 07 February 2012 - 09:27 PM.

[Soul]

Future 1: WiiU
1. Wii
2. PS2
3. Xbox
4. Gamecube
5. Genesis/Saturn

[The Creator]

PC and 3DS for their unique abilities. Even though I don't have a good PC yet I know how much I'll love it.

[YoshiGamer9]

well.... the only game things i owned is PS1 PS2 wii and 3DS.... dont have PS1 anymore PS2 i dont play so

favourite handheld: 3DS
favourite console: wii

but if i had to choose one i would of course choose wii cause of all the epic mario games!

[Ali]

Nintendo 64.

It's what I grew up with, it was my first gaming experience and it's what I compare every other console to.

Favourite game on it. Donkey Kong 64

[MoH]

GameCube was my favorite, but now PlayStation 3 is.

[Transparent_lfe]

Because of the longevity and nostalgia i gotta go with the NES. SNES is a very close second but there is no other system i put more hours on and to this day i rarely go back to play N64/Game Cube, i would usually hook up the NES before one of those, there is just something about having to Blow into the cartridge and wiggle it into the console and move it around while constantly pressing the reset button.

[3DS Strider]

The Phantom.

[Peach Bloom]

My favorite console would have to be the Wii. With the virtual console and backwards-compatiblility, it can play most anything in Nintendo's vast library of console games. My favorite handheld is the 3DS, pretty much for the same reason but also because of all the features packed into it.

[Holloweaver]

hard to choose but i'll go with the N64, it gave me tons of fun with games like Blastcorps, Body Harvest, Jet Force Gemini, Buck Bumble, Shadow Man, Road Rash, Perfect Dark... my playlist could go on and on so i'll spare you guys...

[Gruff]

THE BEST GAME SYSTEM EVER!↓

Spoiler

LOL JK!
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Edited by GameCube, 15 March 2012 - 03:19 PM.

[dagwood dang]

SNES!!!!!
In it's generation, it was thee best system, and I was a proud owner.
I'd have to say, SNES might have been the only system I owned where I didn't feel like the grass was ever greener on the other side.

I loved the N64, but in all honesty, it's cartridge based structure, made me a little jealous of the PSX and Saturn owners who had a CD based system
with amazing musical sound quality and a crazy amount of in game voice acting.

and I have a ton of games for my GC. about 60 if I'm not mistaken. Yet, I found myself looking over my shoulder at the PS2 and XBOX games.
Developers seemed to gravitate toward them cause of the storage capacity of their mediums. 1.5 GB disks wasn't enough for them.

My Dreamcast story was similar to the GC, but with much fewer games (I played the heck out of Soul Calibur and Marvel vs Capcom 2 though)

I currently own a Wii and 360. With only a few titles I'd love to play on the PS3, I'm feeling okay these days, but there was something about the
days of the SNES that made me feel on top of the world. Super Mario World, Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo, Mario Paint, Super Mario Kart, Starfox!!!
4 face buttons on the controller, shoulder buttons, Nintendo's patented tried and true D-pad control?!!!

You kiddin me? No contest.

[Auzzie Wingman]

I prefer a bean bag. Allows you to be lax but at the same time you can comfortably upright, and you don't have to do much to go completely horizontal either for a back stretch.

I also prefer to have the bean bag stand alone, out of range of tables and chairs. I also like to have it atop a flat trolley, so I can move around the room.
I prefer a tiled floor as to a carpet. Easier to slide around and easier to keep clean. Woodboards are fine, but they can get rather noisy.

I prefer to have a whole sliding door in the room as opposed to just windows. It makes the room breathe better. If I could have a skylight, I would.
Conditioning is a must. If I can get naturally cold air into the room through the window, that would be great. Otherwise, one of those small portable aircon filters will do.

The room itself would need to be big, but with all my gaming stuff packed into a corner. I don't like to play on really big TVs, I prefer much smaller monitors. But at least there would be enough room for air to circulate. Which helps a lot when you live in Australia.

I'd prefer cabinets without doors, as opposed to ones with doors. Apart from heat from the machine not freely floating away, I'm simply too lazy to repeat such a minor thing over and over.

Dual monitors at the desk would be nice, one for the PC, and one for teh gaemz. I prefer sit in a chair for computer related stuff, so that would be the only other chair present in the room. Everything else gives off the idea of comfort, but at the same time I wouldn't feel comfort after 10 mins.

Maybe my body is allergic to furniture?

A large table, with a minifridge underneath would ideally be on the side of the room closest to the computer.
And, for all non-video game related gaming, a flippable table with a pool side and a poker side would be nice somewhere in the back.

Also needs dart board.

And that's my preferred system for all my gaming.

[Gruff]

Okay sportsgamer, you need to change the title to What is your favorite gaming console/ handheld?

Edited by GameCube, 15 March 2012 - 03:42 PM.

[Auzzie Wingman]

You guys make this too easy.

[Bunny]

Oh, Auzzie. You silly goose.

[HotelSoap!]

my favorite console has to be iphone