I always seem to play one system at a time, I'll play system A for a few months without playing any others and then I'll do the switch to system B and do the same thing and then I'll move back to system A or I'll move on to system C. Anyway, my point is, my Mom always seems to just learn the name of one system just when I move on to another, for example:

I used to play PS2 alot when I first got it, but, since my Mom used to play N64 with me she would always call it a Nintendo, but then, when my brother bought a gamecube and I started to play that alot, she started to call it a playstation. After a while, when I was getting back into PS2 she started calling it a gamecube. And when I got a Wii she started saying Playstation again. After having my Wii over a year I bought a 360 which she called Wii, when my 360 red ringed and I started playing Wii again, she started saying Xbox.

So while my Mom is smart enough to know that there are different systems with different names, she pretty much never gets the name right.

Dreamcast, the only games I actually like on it are the Shenmue games and Sonic Adventure (as horrible as it is), but it just has that charm and nostalgic feel that I like to come back to every now and then.

Runner-up: Xbox 360. Basically a Dreamcast with full DVD support, HD, and voice chat, among other things.

I'm can't really be bothered with downloading 360 games, I tend to sell most of my games after I stop playing them, but unless they figure out some way to do it, like "trading in" 2 newer more popular games, 3 newer, less popular or older, more popular games, 4 older, less popular games or something like that then I doubt I will bother with it, unless I get a lower price by buying them off of XBL.

Also, I'd be willing to bet the last Xbox Original will be Halo 2.

There are so many things I want to see, but all of them I know I will, either at E3 or sometime in the future, except for one game. I would love to find out that Timesplitters 4 is still in production, I loved TS2 and TS3 so much, and I played through them so many times, the Co-op just added so much to the experience. And to see the multiplayer online (I never hooked my PS2 up to the internet), that could cause me to wet my pants.

What was the fourth game in the video, I recognized every other game but that.