Hmmm
Well, my gamer side wants to call you a console fan boy now
I dont have an xbox or PS3 but do play a lot on the PC. I cant get used to the control pads and how the console games always have a degree of auto aim to help out with having to have a controller rather than a mouse.
I used to play BF2142 on the PC and in a clan, we were pretty good, used to play in ESL and clanbase...got to rank 2 but the team above us were pro and we couldnt beat them. They were getting paid about 70 euro per match per player. When we played them in friendly matches and their non paid team were playing we used to beat them so easily..lol
Moved on to MW and MW2 for a bit, but that just went too 'console' when they got rid of dedicated servers on the PC. It was still fun to play but you couldnt play proper clan matches, it was full of noobs just adding clan tags to look cool. I had a few nukes with the 40 (or was it 25) kill streak thing, made a few youtube videos of it then quit. It got too easy with the 1887 shotguns, you could run around with a pair of those and keep firing one gun at a time without having to stop sprinting, just head shotting noobs who couldnt shoot fast enough to hit you.
After that I played BFBC2 for a bit, but that was a console version of 2142 and felt like a step backwards, so didnt play that for long. Now I play SC2 mainly, trying to get master league in that but stuck in diamond league for now
Mainly though, im just playing that to waste time while I wait for BF3 to come out. That game is going to be immense. Graphics look top quality and seeing as how they are making it for the PC with console ports, it will hopefully go back to being 64 player with massive maps.
When that comes out, ill probably start to play in a clan again and try to get back into FPS games, but Sarah has already been warned not to expect to see me for at least 6 weeks when that game is released
but used to play IL2 Sturmovic online. Best damn game/sim ever made. Have spent hours and hours and hours online with the 'squad' with that one, and they were from all round the world... and more often than not, their 'spoken' English was better than mine! 
