Steam says I played the Left 4 Dead demo for almost 15 hours this week.

My 360, PS3, and Wii are all collecting dust. And I've bought games for the PS3 and 360 recently too.

Not going to even boot up the Wii until I import Freeloader + Tatsunoko vs Capcom. Yay for never upgrading firmware!

I almost never touch my Wii. Just about every game I've ever played on the console got old within about an hour of gameplay and they haven't released much new, compelling material to draw me back in.

I probably use my PS3 the most, with the Xbox 360 coming in at a close second. PC is third, although I don't do a whole ton of PC gaming these days either.

i'll use my wii more when the new house of the dead comes out and also when dr gyno's speculum adventure comes out

All I seem to play on the Wii is VC games

My PSOne is still out collecting dust even though I have a big backlog I should try to get through.

I think i turned on my Wii 6 months ago.It's time to sell that waste of space.

I don't think I've touched my Wii since I finished Galaxy about this time last year.

Actually, I take that back. I unhooked it from my TV and moved it into storage to make some space in my entertainment center a few weeks ago. So, I guess I did touch it.

i bought a wii specifically to play resident evil 4 and prince of persia - two thrones...and its been months since its been touched (plan on selling after both games are finished).

there's too many, quality games that just came out for the 360 and ps3 to bother with the wii.

now excuse me while i go run another GD errand for this chick in megaton (bitch has me running all over the place).

I use the Wii ten times more than I use the 360 or the PS3. It has the best offline, single player game library...ever? Wow, I can't believe I'm saying that, but I think it's actually true.

WiiWare has been expecially kick-ass lately. Anyone who owns a dusty Wii needs to get off their butts and DL World of Goo.

I play my Wii, 360, and PS2 pretty much equally. I recently hauled out my SNES from the basement, but haven't really touched it since I ripped through Super Mario World. I guess that's my least-used console, haha.

Got a Wii almost when it came out in the US. Played it for about 2 months and then only occasionally to try the "new" game. Never picked up a new one really. Sold it a year after I bought it for almost the same price I bought it for with all the accessories.

"Wii consoles were used 5 or 6 days a month" - LAWL!

My PS3/PC get an hour or 2 each day as either my GF of myself are playing one, or both.

We did turn the Wii on the other night and played blowing and golf with a few friends, I never knew you had to jump start a console that has been left off for ~5 months..lol
Then, since I wanted to play real golf with my GF we bought Hot Shots Golf on the PS3 yesterday....

I definitiely play my 360 more and that speaks directly to interesting gaming experiences. There are just more, and longer, unique experiences on the 360 right now.

That said, the fun I have when I play my Wii is undeniable, and justifies its existance.

Plus, in the morning, its my fastest way to the internet!

I think the PS3 has a built-in dust collector or something. Even after I just dust it, the dust has returned. I cannot keep that thing dust-free.

Either way, I turn on my Wii every few months, it seems. I turned it on a few weeks back and had an update to download from June! Oops.

My Wii collected dust after I finished Zelda, then was played when No More Heros came out. Since then is just a device I rather sell to get another xbox or PS3 to put upstairs however I have girlfriend thats says "no don't sell it I play it". Yet I believe the last time she did play it was when cooking ma'ma came out....so yeah.....worthless

"5-6 days a month is HARDLY "regular."

Well for most casual players that's actually pretty regular because its more than once a week!

@ DinnertimeNinja- Metacritic can kiss by sort-of black ass. Mirax just named a few of the Wii games that make the Wii great, and most those games are way underrated by print and online reviewers.

Take No More Heroes, a game that got a 6 from Game Informer. They said it was too disturbing with sexual and violent content. Then they turn around and give GTA IV a 10.

But you do bring up an interesting point- The Wii is the most popular home console on the planet right now, yet most of the gaming press seems to hate the thing. Why is that, and who is right, the public or the press?

I'm guessing Nintendo would say the public.

I own a Wii with only one game

Brawl

And the Wii gets more use than any other system in my house

What can I say, Brawl never gets old

Whenever we are bored it's, "Hey wanna do a few matches?" Which always leads to 2-3 hours of 1v1's

Believe me, I'm not trying to say the Wii sucks (and despite those "varying reviews" practically ALL of those games Mirax named compose about the entirity of the Wii's games over 80%), as I know it has some great games and unique experiences. The problem is that it doesn't have nearly enough of them.

Nintendo is sitting on their throne of money and saying "We hardly have to do ANYTHING to rake in this much money so why bother?" This mentality is shared by the majority of third party developers for the Wii and reinforced by what seems to be the majority of Wii users.

And no, I don't go look at Gamerankings.com (NOT metacritic as it's designed like ass and the community is infinitely worse) as the end all source for whether a game is good or not, but seriously, go look at the top 40 games (ranked) on the system. If it's a good game, it's on the list (Just as ALL of Mirax's examples are, so the "they're good but underated" argument is moot). It may not have the aggregate review you believe it deserves, but those rankings can definitely serve as a good guide to what are worthwhile games.

5 to 6 days a month? Sure, I play my Wii about that often. If you count Everybody Votes as playing my Wii.

Actually, my Wii HAS been collecting dust despite having the most games that I enjoy regularly (because I'm weird like that). Frankly, I haven't played anything besides Rock Band 2 for the past however long it came out, and that's because I'm afraid that too much layover will cause me to suck horribly. I have a modest library of awesome Gamecube games, great VC downloads, and about 6 Wii games that can give me enough play time each in their own right. And frankly, there's more Wii games I'd like to get if I had the money to buy them and the time to play them. Thing is, I'm not buying any more games for any system for a while; I've got enough games to keep me happy for a while. Yes, I said I have "enough games".

@ Jonathan Holmes
Would you say that the press' perceived hatred (which I'm not implying isn't there, because I believe it exists too), is more indicative of their more conservative tastes in games rather than an openness of something new? I mean, let's face it, very few gaming journalists strike me as progressive as far as the medium is concerned; most of them go with the flow without offering much critical discussion and insight. And of them, many truly believe that developers should just "give gamers what they want", despite the fact that many gamers haven't much of any creativity to speak of and wouldn't know an avant garde title if it smacked them in the nuts. Following public opinion only, instead of treading new ground, is a great way to stagnate creativity.

This is not to say that the Wii is the most innovative thing ever, I'll even agree that it is a relative disappointment compared to what we were expecting, but frankly the games the gaming press seems to get their panties moist over, are the same-old style games that we've been accustomed to forever. Post apocalyptic environment? Check. First Person Shooter? Check. RPG elements? Check. Sandbox? Check. Over-done anime art direction? Check. Madden in the title? Check. (obviously not all of those elements combined into one game...because that would blow too many minds).

Also, what Mirax said.