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If I really like the game, I try to complete everything to 100% by first play through. One example of this is Suikoden II for me, although I actually got everything at 100% without using a guide because I was way too obsessed with it. For other games, I'd be fine with just finishing one play...

My regular play time when it's vacation is 3-7 hours a day. If I'm really into the game, I can reach up to 12 hours or more. When there's school, either I don't play at all or I try my best to limit it to a max of 1 hour.

I still have my NES and SNES, plus a Wii. If we're to include handhelds, I have a DS.

I guess the PS1 games count as retro now, right? I've been playing with my PS1 the past few days in a little nostalgia trip. I've been replaying Suikoden 2, haha.

Just starting out Portal 2. I've just finished the first Portal, so I thought I'd pick this one up. It still generally has the same feel as the first.

The RPG genre is my favorite, specifically the JRPG ones. There's a distinct difference between Western RPGs and JRPGs, and I highly prefer the JRPGs.

Don't have one yet, but my classmate does. He promised to let me borrow it for a while once KH3D is released, but I think he's playing Kid Icarus on it at the moment.

This is true. And when the PS3 came around I never even thought of selling my PS3. I have an emotional attachment to my consoles for some reason.

Started out with the NES. I can't remember the game's name, but it was about a circus. And yup, my NES is still fully-functional.

I don't really mind since my PS2 is still fully functional :P. And I keep my games like they're a treasure (complete with plastic wrap and stuff), so all of them are almost mint.

I have a slim one. It's one of the things I'm proud I saved up on and bought with my own money. It's still working great, though there haven't been a lot of things to play :(.

Oh wow, I'm actually interested. I love watching Family Guy! I'm registering now. I just hope this isn't US only or something.

For the record, I never buy consoles (and handhelds, for that matter) on their release. I actually buy them around a couple of years after, when the price has gone down. If I'm patient enough, I actually wait for a "slim" version. I guess I'll be doing the same for the PS4.