I have to admit that I enjoy my PS3 the most out of all my consoles which includes: PS2, Sega Dreamcast, Super Nintendo, and a Nintendo 64. I do hate the fact that PS3s can't play PS2 games but I like my games on the PS3 More.

My PS3 games: Folklore, Little Big Planet, Sonic Adventures, Star Wars & (More to come I hope.)

Anyone else play favs to their consoles?

I enjoy my 360, but I'm a PC gamer at heart.

I prefer shooters, RPGs, and strategy games namely, and those are all done better on the PC than on any console.

I also have a Wii and a PS2, but the Wii only has a game I want every 8 months or so. MadWorld was fantastic. I love the PS2 and think it's one of the finest consoles ever concieved, but I've beaten the hell out of most of my PS2 games. The games I want on the PS3 are usually on the 360 as well, save Metal Gear Solid 4. Just don't see myself dropping the money for another console just to get 1 or 2 games.

PC has had most of my time over the last year, with Crysis, Far Cry 2, Fallout 3 and Dawn of War II. Cool thing is that some of those also have the achievement system that 360 games do, so I get to share my gamerscore across multiple systems. I know achievements mean next to nothing, but I enjoy them.

I don't really think Bungie “sold out” – I don't really see how a game studio can sell out. It's a business. However, I do wish they took more risks in their games. I played Halo to completion about a dozen times, Halo 2 about 5 times, and Halo 3 about 3 times. The games are all competent, but are all pretty the same. By the time Halo 3 came around, I was just tired of the series. If Halo: Reach is a squad combat game of awesome, then I'll be pumped for it. The reason I'm not excited for ODST is that it looks nearly identical. I was pretty interested until I saw gameplay where the player jumped off a 40 foot drop with no damage. Was hoping for realism, but it's just a 5 hour expansion pack with a few more multiplayer maps. More of the same. Yawn.

Call of Duty 4 is likely the best FPS game I've played in the last few years. I'm not counting Fallout 3 as an FPS in this case, as it's got more RPG than shooter elements to it. Luck would have it, the new expansion comes out this Wednesday! Woo!

Well, they confirmed Reach would be an FPS, but I really hope it's squad based. If it is I would likely pick it up. But yeah, FPS excellence is yet to surpass CoD4. It had it's flaws, but it was overall an excellent experience. Only other FPS I've had quite so much unadulterated fun with was probably Painkiller. That game was so goddamn ridiculous.

Oddly enough, I've only beaten CoD4 once, then replayed through most of it on veteran. I will say – fuck the ferris wheel mission. I ended up hiding in a far off alleyway that enemies would usually spawn in, but sitting in it kept them from spawning. Basically, I hid there until the chopper was 100 meters away, then sprinted to the guy I was supposed to save and bolted to the helicopter. When I got in, my screen was damn near black because of how much damage I had. Mind you this took many tries. The next mission was absolutely impossible though. Too many respawning enemies who could see you from a million miles away.

My console list is pretty one sided:  SNES, Virtual Boy (Not fucking kidding:  3 whole games for it.  Still runs like a dream), N64, Gamecube, Wii, and a 360, then my Mactop with a Windows side and my aging PC rig.  I have my share of games across them all, and I love nearly my whole collection (I have a pretty nice collection too.)  I gotta say, the games I replay the most are still on my SNES.  I replay Mega Man X and X2 ALL the time, moreso just as a time killer, because I play them so much out of love that they're ludicriously easy for me.  Then I replay Gradius III and Axelay all the time as well.  Super R-Type gets a share of attention, but that series is so god damned hard.

Oh.  I also have a Gameboy Color, GBA (SOMEWHERE.  The ONE bit of my collection I CAN NOT FIND.) and a DS.

I've always been a Nintendo fanboy, and I always will.  I love all of what I have for the Wii (I even liked Red Steel to a degree.)  And I have no gripes with any of it's technology.  As for the 360, I also enjoy it…but nothing will ever be able to replace the sentimentality of my Nintendo Collection.  I will follow that company till I die.  (On that note, I need a NES badly.  Seriously.)

You forgot about how great Assassin's Creed 2 is.

I read that it's not that amazing.  Sure it's cool to begin with, but it has the same flaws (sorta) as the first.  Apparently they tried to fix the grueling repetativeness of the first game by adding new stuff to do.  And they did, and it would have worked.  But they made the second game much longer, so all the new stuff ends up repeating a crapton too.  So it didn't actually fix the problem.

But as I said, this is only what I read.  I'm actually largely uninterested in the games since I heard about the sci-fi bits…so I may not play.  Ah well.

I found the first game droll and repetetive – and that's just from watching a friend play it. When you're so fatigued of a game from just watching someone play it for half an hour, there's likely a problem.

The second one looks more fun, but it feels like an Xbox 1 game to me.

Well as I said, I did hear it grew larger…but then added a bit too little which kept it's new things repetative.  I have no doubts at all about the scale of the game.  And I'm sure some of it is friggin' fantastic.

Gotta love Dynasty Warriors Gundam.  Best repetative gameplay ever.