Hell yes! Crimson Gem Saga on my PSP, right now (I mean, not as I'm typing this, but ...)

Not for a long time.

Incidentaly, Goglodyte has to be the best word ever :)

All the time, I tend to prefer my console over PC, it's a bit easier and more comfy.

95% at PC and 5% at old Genesis.

We owna Wii, but no other console. I rarely ever play games on the Wii, mainly because the Wii games we have aren't ones I'm particularly interested in. As such, the vast, vast majority of my gaming is on the PC.

For the past few years it's been almost exclusively computer gaming, with the exception of a period about 2 1/2 years ago, when I had my brother pick up my old XBox and PS2 from my house when I was convalescing at his place for about 3 months, healing from a motorcycle accident (some texting dumb b*%$h pulled a Louie right in front of me from the opposite lane). That held me over till I was up and around again, and back to my place. However, I just picked up a new XBox 360 on sale, because I have been really interested in giving XCOM: EU, and Kingdoms of Amalur (among a few others) a go. Don't think my current gaming computer is up to snuff to play these games, and a few others. Soooo, for a fraction of what I would have to pay to throw a new PC rig together (I will sometime in the future though), I decided to throw a little console gaming back into the mix again as well.

Play on my 360.

Since I do not own a gaming pc anymore I mostly do my gaming on xbox 360. Another reason is that my time is very limited lately so it's quicker for me to pop in the disc into the console instead of downloading and instaling the game on pc. Even so I continue to buy games on GOG for better days when I'll have the time (retirement maybe?).

if i get hooked in a game ill stick with the console or pc side til i get mostly through it. usually an 85-15 split of time.

i play translated RPGs on Wii, and mods (shadowrun genesis mods my fav), and of course zeldas (the last one was brutal. not in difficulty but in the joints after an hour of playing. twilight princess on wii had superior controls. sad they downgraded it with their 'improvements')

and i have my PS2 to finish off classic RPGs im midway through, and i keep my original PS plugged in for a couple of undubs.

a dreamcast i picked up super cheap after the fall swaps in the ps1 location, every now and again for some shenmue and berserk.

never had an xbox, there was one game on the original xbox i wanted to try outta the first wave of games i think the main protagonist had a jet pack strapped to her back or something. no clue what its called anymore.

no ps3 yet (maybe when ps4 is out id invest in a ps3)

the 'online gaming' features where you have to subscribe monthly has never appealed to me.

Gunvalkyrie? I don't think it's backwards compatible with the 360 though.

Its not sadly

About 80% of time I play is spent on consoles. I prefer to play on a bigger screen with controller in my hand.

I suppose people who use Steam should be called Steamers, Steameranians, or Steamies? Gamersgate users Gamergaters? GMG users Greenmans? Seems kind of stupid. :l

Anyways yes I do play on consoles (and handhelds to). Grew up with them so I continued to use them. It's only been like 2 years since I official got into PC gaming as a whole. Don't really have a preference on which one to play most of the time, I just play whatever is on my mind.

thats gotta be it!
i remember it didnt get the compatibility treatment, when i was calculating the possibility of an xbox360 at the beginning of the system life.

it was an xbox exclusive? or maybe its broken free into another version PC mayhaps.
*wikisearch*

gahhhh it was supposed to be a dreamcast game originally! >_<

I use Steam and I'd love for people to call me a Steamer, Steamies is only for close friends though.

On topic I only started playing pc games regularly a year ago when I got a decent pc so I'd say consoles are still a big part of my gaming habits in general.

That being said the only games I've played since July were finishing Mass Effect 3 and putting another 10 or 20 hours into Dragon's Dogma, still not finished but close.

That was the period when I signed up to GOG and Steam so it's been mostly pc gaming these last few months.