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How many consoles do you have hooked up at your house? Do you still play them?

I have 5. There are three that are hooked up in the living room and two that are hooked up in the master bedroom. I still play them, yes. It depends on what game that I feel like playing. I have different games for the different consoles that I have.
 
Right now I have my Switch and my Wii U hooked up. I'd love to have my Wii, GameCube, and Nintendo 64 hooked up as well, but I don't actually have enough room to keep them hooked up.
 
I only keep my latest console hooked up to the TV. Just don't like connecting and disconnecting the system constantly.
 
I have to make a correction. I have the Wii U, GameCube and X-Box 360 are in the living room. Just the Wii is hooked up in the master bedroom. So I only have 4.

I'll have 5 if I end up getting the Nintendo Switch.
 
Just my Switch and PS4 Pro. I had to trade in my Wii U, Vita, 3DS, and old PS4 just to buy a Switch and upgrade to a Pro. I've got an OG GB, GBC, GBA, GB Micro, and DS Lite sitting in a dresser drawer.

I'm trying to be less clingy to my consoles. I'll probably miss my 3DS the most as I lost all of the Pokémon I had caught since Pokémon Emerald. Oh well, looking forward to a fresh start once Pokémon Stars comes out.
 
I have no consoles. :) I do have an Amazon Fire TV "gaming box" with wireless controller, but we mainly use it to stream TV/movies.
 
Well, I now have a Super NES at the house now that I share with my brothers. I just have to get it hooked up so I can actually play it.
 
I have four consoles currently hooked up at my house. Those consoles would be a Playstation 4 in my older brother's room, and a Wii U, Mini NES (if these dedicated consoles count), and Nintendo Switch in my own room (I alternate between them depending on the situation).

Yes, I still do play them whenever I have the time. The PS4 I don't play with, but my older brother still plays it on an active basis.
 
I currently have two consoles connected which is my Xbox 360 and my PS4. I also have 3DS XL but that doesn't really need to be ''hooked up''. It is all the consoles that I own besides the Wii U.

I really wish that I had my old consoles though. I get hit by nostalgia often and want to play some of the oldies from SNES or PS1/PS2. Sadly, I sold the majority of them due to my stupidity. I thought that I'd just never play them again so I was like ''better sale than letting it sit in the closet''. I've been meaning to maybe get an emulator for old games and play that once in a while since it's easier to just run that on the computer than to possibly buy the older consoles again.
 
Zoey said:
I currently have two consoles connected which is my Xbox 360 and my PS4. I also have 3DS XL but that doesn't really need to be ''hooked up''. It is all the consoles that I own besides the Wii U.

I really wish that I had my old consoles though. I get hit by nostalgia often and want to play some of the oldies from SNES or PS1/PS2. Sadly, I sold the majority of them due to my stupidity. I thought that I'd just never play them again so I was like ''better sale than letting it sit in the closet''. I've been meaning to maybe get an emulator for old games and play that once in a while since it's easier to just run that on the computer than to possibly buy the older consoles again.
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There are very few, if any, old console games I'd play now. Mainly there is this one game I can't remember on the PS1 or PS2, a racing game. But you can go up walls and stuff and it was futuristic. A very cool game but I can't recall the name!
 
I recently moved overseas from the states so I couldn't take all of my games and consoles with me, but when I still lived there I had five consoles. They were the SNES, N64, and PlayStation 1, 2, and 3.

Because of the move I ended up buying a gaming laptop and just taking that with me, as well as my Nintendo DS and PSP but that's it. Sad day.
 
Denis_P said:
I recently moved overseas from the states so I couldn't take all of my games and consoles with me, but when I still lived there I had five consoles. They were the SNES, N64, and PlayStation 1, 2, and 3.

Because of the move I ended up buying a gaming laptop and just taking that with me, as well as my Nintendo DS and PSP but that's it. Sad day.
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Why move overseas?
 
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