Wooden blocks, plastic blocks (aka Lego), and then a constantly evolving PC. :-) (Also, thanks!)

here is the timeline to help with answers

for me I had all the major systems.

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it does look fun, thanks!
As for history, well I was to young to know what hardware was inside the pc but I had a pc with I think it was dos but might have been some other os but definitely before win 3.1 cause I remember when it released and we got it. On the console side I started with the nes, followed by snes and then a playstation. I've stayed with playstation after that although I still haven't gotten a ps4. All the while still keeping a pc and updating when I got the chance.

Atari -> Nintendo -> Super Nintendo -> Nintendo 64/Playstation -> Playstation 2/Dreamcast/Gamecube -> Playstation 3/Xbox 360/Wii -> PC

I've also owned every incarnation of the Game Boy up to the 3DS and I owned a PSP 1000, 3001 and PSPGo.

Edit: Oh how could I forget? I owned a Nomad at some point, that was how I played my Genesis games.

Some weird console, I dunno how it was called these days.

Gameboy

SNES

*In between here I played various other stuff, but always at friends places (N64, 386, Pentium PC's)

Prebuilt PC

PS1

PS2

PS3

Custom PC

PS 4

I'm a bit younger so I wasn't really around in the Amiga period and back but I started with a SNES, moved to PSX and PC(one that actually WAS a desktop and not just called such :P ) and then came chaos. Gameboy, Gameboy Color, Gameboy advance, DS, PSP, PS2, Xbox360, Dreamcast, Gamecube, PS3 and about half a dozen or more custom PCs(in random order). In the recent years however I stay almost exclusively to PC/emulator gaming cause of the console costs. Way too much to get a console and games for it when I'd have a PC either way and there's so many great sales for the games

i have all the systems except the xbox one i am sure some time in the future i wil purchase it!!=>

Atari and some other weird consoles with names i have forgotten. Then SEGA, PS1, PC, PS3, PC, PC, PC, PC for life :D

Atari - > Amiga - > PC - > xbox360 -> PC - is the best platform for gaming

Thanks

It all started with Intellivision, Coleco ADAM, Tandy/RadioShack TRS-80. Hasn't stopped since ^ ^

Thanks a lot for the nice GA :)

Thanks for the giveaway !

Consoles: Atari 2600, NES, SNES, PS1
PC: IBM 386, Intel Pentium 133MHz, Intel Celeron 400MHz, AMD Athlon XP 1.3GHz, AMD Athlon X2

Current: Intel i5 2500K with nVidia GTX 560Ti, 8GB RAM DDR3 1333MHz (still bashing most games, can't complain).

EDIT: PC MASTER RACE! :D

Thanks!

Didaktik -> PC -> PC -> PC -> PC :-)

I played games on some kind of Atari, on SNES, and on PC starting from 386 to Pentium 300 400 800 1700 and 2.7 dual core, I dunno man, I'm not well versed in hardware lol :D

Started with a Master System, then MegaDrive (Genesis), Saturn and then, PC. Yes, SEGA FTW. :)

NES -> Old PC -> Newer PC -> New PC

+ PS2 + PSP + NDS

^_^

Looks nice, thanks!

My history is as follows: NES and then PC. I also played a lot on Commodore 64, PSX and PS2.

NES>SNES>GENESIS>PSX>PC

Thanks a lot.Not sure exact order but this is close.

I started with Atari 2600, Nintendo, Genesis, Super Nintendo, Turbo Grafx, Playstation, N64, Dreamcast, Gamecube, Original Xbox, Xbox 360, PS3, PC. I also had a few handhelds too. Gameboy, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance, Neo Geo Pocket, Game Gear, DS, PSP, Vita.

Appreciate the chance!

my start: Atari 400, Atari 800, Atari 2600, Colecovision, Atari 5200, Commodore 64, Dreamcast, Playstation, Gameboy, PC

Never had an Atari system, but remember playing one at a friend's house. I also remember seeing King's Quest II on PC while on vacation and got hooked. Sometime after we got a computer, I remember playing through the old Space Quest I game.

As for actual gaming systems, its mostly been consoles, but I plan on building a PC aimed for gaming soonish

1. Intellivision (v2)
   • (favorite games included Astrosmash, Dungeons & Dragons, Lock 'N Chase, Shark-Shark, SNAFU, Star Strike, and Tron Deadly Disks)
2. Nintendo Entertainment System*
3. Super Nintendo*
   • (started getting some PC games around this time as well)
4. Sega Game Gear*
5. Sega Genesis (v2)*
--- long break between consoles ---
6. PlayStation 2* (received it as a gift for Christmas along with the game Legend of Dragoon)
   • (PS2 is also where I got to experience Castlevania: SotN and the Legacy of Kain series)
7. X-Box*
   • (Technically, it belongs to my wife. She wanted to get the system specifically for the Buffy: The Vampire Slayer game)
8. Nintendo Game Cube*
   • (managed to snag a couple of Zelda collection disks including the NES games and OoT & MM)
9. Nintendo Wii*

(* still have and still work)

Thanks, you get a 【ツ】from Germany