Yellow/Blue/Red. Although nostalgia and those being the first ones I've played have a bit of a role in my opinion, I still find that I can go back to them more so than the other games. They are the most simplistic (not included the spin-offs) and just are easier to play, which is rightfully so.

Next up would be Diamond/Pearl and then Pokemon Stadium.

Though kind of off-topic, I can't believe how complex they are getting. Anyone who says Pokemon are for kids are blind idiots.

Playing Goldeneye 007 all day with my friends. Hell, even my mom played on occasion.

Goodfellas: "You think I'm funny?" Ray Liota's laugh makes that scene even more hilarious.

Toxic Avenger: When Cigar Face and his gang beat up the cop and he says "Honest cops are all alike *close up to his face*, a bunch of f***ing faggots!" And on each syllable, smoke blows out of his mouth.

The Hangover: The whole movie, basically, I can't pick just one.

The Big Lebowski: Where they spread Donny's ashes and the wind makes it blow back in the Dude's face.

Dr. Strangelove: When Gen. Ripper pulls a browning out of his golf club bag and starts shooting, all while he is smoking a cigar. And basically any scene with Dr. Strangelove.

Full Metal Jacket: Anything that comes out of the Sgt's mouth.

Apocalypse Now: Every scene with Col. Kilgore.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: When Duke is talking to the hitchhiker. Again, there is too many funny scenes in this movie.

American Psycho: The sex scene. When he kills Paul Allen. Moonwalks with the ax. "Sabrina, don't just stare at it, eat it." When he talks to his secretary with big ass sunglasses on, etc.

Clerks: When Randall starts naming a list of porno's in front of a mother and her child.

Dead Alive: The baby in the park scene.

Burn After Reading: When Harry kills Chad; when Osbourne kills the gym manager; both scenes where Chad and Osbourne are talking; restaurant scene with Harry and Linda, etc.

And way more.

Watch movies, play video games, listen to music, read books, and hang out with friends are my favorite hobbies. But if I had to pick one, it'd be to watch movies.

Super Nintendo/Genesis, Nintendo 64, and Playstation 2.

Superman 64 and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hide. I would say E.T., but it had a spec of innovation in it, being as it was one of the few 2600 games you could actually beat.

Terminator 2.
Rocky Balboa (well, it's better than III through V)
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
A Better Tomorrow 2.
Rambo.
Desperado.
The Devils Rejects.
The Two Towers and Return of the King.
Army of Darkness.
Kill Bill vol. 2
The Dark Knight.
Snatch.
Friday the 13th part IV.
Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls
Meet the Fockers.
Bad Boys 2.
Dawn of the Dead.
Fast and Furious.

Well the third one had Mr.T, which is why I gave it props.
But in IV, you got a HUGE Russian guy going at it with a JUICED Stallone. I found that to be the best fight of the series.

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Watch Rocky Balboa, it's the only real fight in the series where they actually hit each other and it's not just sound effects.

Zombies Ate My Neighbors and NBA Jam. Those games were one of the reasons I joined this site, but I was sadly disappointed to find out you can't play Genesis games here anymore.

I also like Sonic the Hedgehog (all of them) and Streets of Rage 3.

My all-time favorite is definitely George Carlin. I also like Lewis Black and I sometimes like the Blue Collar Comedy Group (mainly Ron White).

I can't stand Dane Cook.

Rush, Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan, and Steve Vai.

My favorite songs by each band are as follows:

Rush - 2112, Working Man, A Farewell to Kings, Circumstances, Distant Early Warning, Xanadu, The Trees, Closer to the Heart, Anthem, and A Passage to Bangkok.

Pink Floyd - Have a Cigar, Echoes, Comfortably Numb, Breath, Hey You, Welcome to the Machine, Mother, and On the Turning Away.

Bob Dylan - The Hurricane, Like a Rolling Stone, Tangled Up in Blue, and Mr. Tamborine Man.

Steve Vai - For the Love of God, Halo 2 theme, Tender Surrender, and I'm the Hell Outta Here.

It depends how you define the word "addict." If it means I love games a lot, play them a lot, and it is my second favorite hobby, then yes, I am one. If it means that I get psychological/physical problems when I'm not playing them, then no.

I'd have to say Code Monkeys, Burn Notice, Monk, and Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

My top 10 is (in order):

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Rocky
3. Apocalypse Now/Redux
4. Goodfellas
5. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
6. Dr. Strangelove
7. Jackie Brown
8. Taxi Driver
9. Sin City
10. Ed Wood

Others that I love include On the Waterfront, A Streetcar Named Desire, Rio Bravo, Once Upon a Time in the West, Once Upon a Time in America, first two Godfathers, Batman ('89), Ghostbusters, Kill Bill vol. 1 and 2, Reservoir Dogs, Platoon, Full Metal Jacket, A Clockwork Orange, original Dawn of the Dead, Dead Alive, Fight Club, Shaun of the Dead, The Big Lebowski, Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, The Departed, City of God, Oldboy, 12 Angry Men, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Scarface (both), American Psycho, True Romance, The Wild Bunch, Terminator 2: Judgement Day, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, American History X, Casino, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Chinatown, Citizen Kane, The Hustler, Toy Story, Conan the Barbarian, Natural Born Killers, No Country for Old Men, Raging Bull, Snatch, Rocknrolla, Titanic, the Wrestler, Rocky II, Easy Rider, the Thing and way more.

I'd keep going, but I'd end up going over 100, then 200, and it'd be an hour later and I'd still be mentioning movies. But these are just some of the ones I love. I might post another list of other movies I love, but this is all for now.

Just read about the exclusive games and features each console has and see what appeals to you more. Personally, I would get all of them (which I'm proud to say I've done) and then you won't miss out on any exclusive that either of three consoles have. It might take a lot of saving up to do, but it's worth it in the end.