I think I might own more consoles than I don't! Haha. I'm a bit of a collector. Here's my list:
-Atari 2600, recently acquired at a great price. It's great owning it as a novelty, and sometimes when I have friends who might actually be interested in it like myself it's a real blast. Combat especially. But I don't think it's much on single player action. I can't beat ET... =(
-NES (toploader). I'm probably going to get it modded so it can use AV ports, because the RF adapters - all three I have of them (long story) - get really snowy to a distracting level. With the Atari, I don't mind it; but with this baby, it's a little annoying. I still love her though, she got me started on classic gaming. She's great, but we don't have a TV old enough for Duck Hunt currently hooked up in the house. So she's lost a bit of her spark.
-Genesis (model 3) It does what Nintendon't... sometimes. I own Ecco, 6-pack (Streets of Rage [best]), Shinobi Revenge, Sonic, Columns, Super Hang-On and apparently a game I can't remember), Vectorman, and Comix Zone. Due to the smallness of this collection I don't normally touch it - and the fact that the Model 3 supports no add-ons is a real bummer. I'd want a SEGA CD even for a novelty. To be honest, if I wanna play the Genesis I just pop in "Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection" on the PS3 due to its highly comprehensive library. The controllers come in handy for the Atari though.
-Super Nintendo. I mostly use it for Super Mario World or Chrono Trigger, both of which have been on my to-beat list for years. I have all three Super Star Wars games, but - let's face it - I can't beat the first level in 2/3rds of them. Probably not going to try again anytime soon.
-SEGA Saturn. Yup, someone has a Saturn! Virtua Fighter 2, NiGHTs (fantastic), Sonic 3D Blast. That's about the extent of my collection. There's not much to say about it because I haven't spent too much time on it (I can't beat the second NiGHTS boss, and really, who would play 3D Blast?) but it's great to have for one reason: that d-pad. is. PERFECT. You have to use it to experience it yourself, but I've never used a smoother or more responsive one. Shame, too.
-Nintendo 64. My first. Somehow have six controllers in the house. That speaks as to how much I play it. It's still my go-to for local multiplayer fun, and that's unlikely to change.
-A topless Dreamcast. I tried to clean the laser once, and... the top won't screw back on properly! When it's in, the discs just don't spin. So it sits in the corner. It works with a little bit of tape, but makes it harder to use boot discs for burned games. I'll come back to Soul Calibur every so often. Very glad I have this.
So, yes, I enjoy my classics.