Own more then one console, which do you favor and why?

I have a ps3 and xbox 360, and a PSP Go. I only bought the 360 to play Mass Effect 1 & 2 before they came out on the ps3. Have not completed a game since on the system, its almost a year now. I actually favor my PS3 a lot because I'm a Sony guy, plus the online is free and it's good quality fun (exclusives). I, however, have yet to finish a game on the PSP go, I have 5 games on the Go, and 10 UMD games that have not even been played yet or opened (UMD's). You folks?

I have a pc, ps3, xbox 360, and had a Wii. I prefer my pc obviously, but ps3 would be my second choice, because its the one with the most localized japanese games.

I own both a 360 and a PS3 and I basically like them about the same. The PS3 does better with exclusives, while the 360 does better with multiplats, interface, and online features. I like my PC the best of all though.

I have Gamecube, PS1, PS2, PS3, 360, Wii and PC.

I prefer the PS3. I have 2 of them, one of them is a 4 usb 80gb console that is backwards compatible with PS1 & PS2 games. The other is a PS3 Slim.

I like the games the most on the PS3. I feel like Sony is the only company with exclusive studios that are still willing to take risks and keep the industry feeling fresh. Don't get me wrong, I like Halo, Gears of War, Super Mario Galaxy and Zelda, but it is just more of the same, especially Gears and Halo, in a generation of gaming where it seems like every single developer has released a game within the same genre. With the PS3, you have unique games with unique experiences that also happen to be amazing with high production values. Games like Heavy Rain, Metal Gear Solid 4, Uncharted 1 & 2, LittleBigPlanet, Demon's Souls, Infamous 1 & 2, all offer one of a kind experiences you can't find anywhere else. Then you have very high quality exclusive titles like Killzone 2 & 3, Resistance 1, 2 & 3, God of War 3, MLB The Show, and plenty more that are just awesome. The 360 and the Wii each have a solid line up of games as well, but all things considered, quality, quantity, variety, they just don't measure up to PS3. My most anticipated game this generation is The Last Guardian, and that game looks extremely unique. I'm sure the game will be great and there will be nothing else like it released this generation.

I also like the blu ray drive for a few reasons. Blu ray discs allow for games that are multiple discs on 360 to be on one disc on PS3, so I always get the PS3 version because of this. It also allows for 1st party developers to add more content to their games. I also really like how blu ray discs have a scratch resistant coating on them, making it so used game purchases look brand new and you also never have to worry about scratching your games.

The free online is a big plus to me. I buy all my multi-platform games on PS3, especially ones with online components. I mainly just use my Wii and 360 for exclusives, and PS3 for multi-plats and exclusives.

i own ps3,wii, xbox 360 and i prefer them in that order. ps3 has free online, so i usually buy all my multiplats for that unless there is something really wrong with it then i 'll get the 360 version. ps3 has more games that i enjoy. netflix on ps3 keeps me entertained.i watch my blu-ray collection all the time. so its an easy choice for me.

Have a 360 and PS3, but I like them both equally. PS3 is great for the exclusives and free online, as well as Bluray andall around greathardware.The 360 is better for online gameplay and talking to friends, as well as a more comfortable controller.

I used to have both a PS3 and a 360. I no longer have a 360.

I own a PS3 and 360 (sold the wii a few months back) Oddly enough I do not favor either one. I tend to prefer my PSP and PC. I do not play one console more than the other. It really just depends what games I'm playing at the time.

Out of all of them? The PC because it does everything best.

Out of my consoles (360 and PS3)? The 360. It functions like a console should, I put the game in and it plays it. Plus the 360 has a great controller that people with grown up sized hands can actually used comfortably.

I own a PS3 and a 360, got rid of the wii about a year ago. The wii had its moments, but it just wasn't for me. As for the 360 and PS3, I got the 360 first and liked it, used to be my main console, until I got my PS3. What I did was buy multiplayer based games for my 360 and single player games for my PS3, which worked out pretty great. But then I started to feel like I wasn't really using Live enough to justify the price, and not only that, but my HDD starting reaching its maximum capacity, my controller started to fail, I never really enjoyed navigating the interface and I never really liked the way transactions were handled (points system). The PS3, on the other hand, has what I believe is a very flexible and likeable interface, a great (my favorite) controller, a huge HDD (at least it was at the time I bought it, now there are better options), a free online subscription and my favorite exclusives. I think PlayStation Store could use some work, but it gets the job done.

got a semi gaming laptop (yea I know) and a Wii. Had a PS3 but it yellow lighted on me(thankfully I have friends and family who own the system):x

edit - I prefer my lappy honestly, but only because I also like watching tv whilst playing games or internet surfing.

I own all, and prefer the 360. Far superior controller, better implemented online functionality, and it's not broken like my PS3 constantly is. I've had to replace 3 PS3s, paid for two new ones and got the other under warranty, and even this one is now not working (no controller will sync with thesystem, plugged in or not). I've sent it in under warranty twice, got it back both times still not working. Am just tired of all the trouble....I'll send it in again when a game comes out that's an exclusive, but if I can I avoid playing on Sony's machine at all costs. I've just had terrible, terrible luck with them this gen.

PC, but if I had to choose a console I'd go with PS3. I do most of my gaming on PC but when I go to consoles I like my JRPGs and imports.

360 for me it gives me better online, better controller, games I want, and Microsoft has a strong stance on their Arcade section offering continous quality.

I own a PC, PS3, and 360. I probably favour the PS3 and PC the most, each for different reasons. I like all my systems; I see no point in hiding behind a wall of fanboyism.

The Wii. Why? Because it acts as a game console and doesn't try to be anything that it's not.

NO I don't want to go on Facebook. NO I don't want Twitter. NO I don't want to watch television.

I just want to play video games, for god's sake.

It's like Nintendo is the only company that actually understands that.

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Don't get me wrong...I love PS3 exclusives and I game mostly on my PC.

But it's just the company's attitude towards their customers.

Nintendo's as stubborn as hell to conform, and I respect them for that.

The Wii. Why? Because it acts as a game console and doesn't try to be anything that it's not.

NO I don't want to go on Facebook. NO I don't want Twitter. NO I don't want to watch television.

I just want to play video games, for god's sake.

It's like Nintendo is the only company that actually understands that.

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Don't get me wrong...I love PS3 exclusives and I game mostly on my PC.

But it's just the company's attitude towards their customers.

Nintendo's as stubborn as hell to conform, and I respect them for that.

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nobody actually twists your arms into all that stuff on the other consoles, you can play games on it just as easylamprey263

It's all about the attitude.

Sony and Microsoft try to be these all-in-one multimedia hubs, or some junk like that.

Nintendo remembers it's long heritage. That's why you don't see them making cinematic, cover-based shooters like everybody else.

I've got PS3, 360 and PC. Out of the two consoles I prefer the PS3. It's not a big gulf, in my case it came down to perceived noisiness from my old 360 and the fact that my brother would instantly "borrow" any of my 360 games the second I bought them which led me to buy most of my games on the PS3, but since then in terms of exclusives and other areas (particularly the BBC Iplayer) means my PS3 has seen a lot more action.

I favor the PS3. I prefer the exclusives and I figure that the Bluray disc is tougher to ruin so I feel safer with my purchase. All of my hard earned trophies on PS3 far outweigh the achievements I've unlocked. My Nintendo Wii gets pretty much no play time, it's a terrible console. Pretty sad when it's best games are old games on the virtual console lol.

My 360 collects dust for the most part. Although I did beat Mass Effect 1 and 2 on it recently and that was a very enjoyable expierence. I can't seem to bring myself to finish off Gears 1 or Halo ODST becausethey bothgot suchterrible campaigns, much like I can't bring myself to finish off the campaigns on Resistance 2 or Killzone 2.

Got a Ps3 and 360 and PSP...I prefer the PSP because im always on the go and not at home alot anymore and do alot of traveling...but when im home I like playing the PS3 more simply because the community on there are more around my age and more mature but 2011 was good for games for once so theres that...I dont like playing 360 online unless its Halo but I loved the exclusives they had back in the day but lately its just been a dvd player ( my fav movies are on bluray though :/ )

Of this gen: PC, PS3, Wii, DS, 3DS, and PSP. Preference is for PC sense it's the most convenient. DS is my favored system though. Wii and PS3 are mostly ignored, although I have been working on my Wii library lately, struggling to find something interesting on PS3. PSP is great, but I mostly just have RPGs on it, and I've had no time for them lately, so it goes mostly unplayed (until I get around to playing through some of the RPGs), although I enjoy a game of Hammerin Hero, Castlevania Chronicls, Mega Man Maverick Hunter X, and Alien Zombie Death every now and again. Great system, just need to get around to playing through the RPGs.

I have all systems and this is my ranking, according to my time consumption.

1. PS3
2. PC
3. 3DS
4. XBOX360
5. Wii
6. NDS
7. PSP

All my game playing has been on the 360 for a period of time. I'm stuck on Reach at the moment. Objectively speaking though, I still see the PS3 as the superior platform based on build quality, exclusives, and the overall fact that Sony just keeps putting money into new game development. I understand that there's still multiplatform games coming to both consoles, but what sets the two apart for me is just that: Sony puts money into software that supports the product I bought, and MS puts money into marketing an additional product for the product I bought.

I have 360 and wii and I def play my 360 more, DiRT3 is sucking my life away and I love every minute of it :)

i like both of my ps3 and 360.

I have all of them, and honestly it would go like this:

1.)PS3

2.)PC

3.)PSP/Vita

4.)360

5.)3DS

6.)Bacon

7.)Wii

1st 360 for multiplats

2nd and 3rd are PS3 and PC for exclusives

4th PS2 for all the great games I missed last gen

5th PSP for portable gaming and remote play

6th Wii for a pretty blue light from its disc slot

I like my systems for different reasons:

360: I love the arcade games and primarily play those and very cheap 1-2 year old games on it (pick them up for around 9.99)

PS3: I try to get most of my multi-plats on the PS3. I use it exclusively to stream/play movies.

PC: If I had to choose between all three, I would take the PC over the consoles. I love me a steam sale :)

I own all systems, but do most of my gaming on PC and PS3.

I prefer the PS3 controller over Xbox, because that's what I've used since I bought the ps one at launch, and I'm used to it.

I use my PC to play first-person shooters because kb/m > controller in that genre.

I own a PC, 360 and PS3.

Between the consoles I use 360 exclusively until gold runs out in 2012, my PS3 is in the closet.

Other than that I'm a Playstation guy. I like the interface better, find the playerbase nicer, prefer the ds3, and I don't believe in paying for online.

PC will always be a part of my life, especially since I'm an IT professional, but to me it's just more fun to game on consoles right now.

I have a PS3, 360, and Wii. Most of my gaming is done on the 360. I love the PS3 and Wii exclusives, but I like the online interface and controller of the 360.

I have the PS3 & 360 I preferr the PS3 more game that I like on it. NO plans to buy the next gen xbox if they continue to shove kinect. I love Gears any more thats about it. I can't stand halo.

Nice topic.

This gen: I have a 360, Wii, DS and really old PC.

It's hard to compare the DS (handheld) to the other systems, but I must say it has been one of my favourite gaming platforms ever. Mostly because of original titles/series like the Phoenix Wright series. I also enjoyed all the Castlevania's, Zelda (especially the first) etc. etc.. Great variety, great quality, but you'll have to be able to look beyond the shovelware.

Out of the consoles/pc: when my PC was still relatively new I enjoyed it tremendously (Total War is great, Steam is excellent). This gen the 360 wins it for me though. I bought it for some exclusives like Gears, Fable 2 etc., but its library pleasantly surprised me and I think the controller is really comfortable. So now I have a lot of games for it which I actually all enjoyed a lot.

The Wii was the biggest disappointment for me. Fire Emblem probably is one of my favourite titles on it, but it still isn't as good as the GC one. Trauma Centre was nice, but the experience wasn't 'new' anymore since I already played it on the DS. The new Zelda will probably be the title I've been waiting for....

I kind of own a 360, a PS3 and a PC. Out of them all, I generally prefer my PS3.

I admit it can be different for others, but for me I like the ease. I like the exclusives, and I like my friends on my PS3. Xbox doesn't have many exclusives these days (which is mainly why I got it since I use multiplats on my PS3 or PC for my buddies), and on PC I just despise the optimization issues many games have, the constant random crashing some games present, and the required time to put into it, as well as, again, the lack of exclusives that interest me like Uncharted can (though Battlefield 3 and The Witcher 2 are definitely a couple of bombastic games I plan on getting for PC).

So there are my reasons.