I have always followed the same logic as you Evak UNTIL I got a 360.
I've had a number of console systems over the years that I've bought, played a game or two.... and then chucked in a corner and later sold to a friend. But the 360 get used daily even if it's just for watching recorded/downloaded tv shows or movies. And though I have only a handful of games, I do play them far more than any other system I've had since the Atari 2600. I've had and hated the dreamcast, ps2, ps3, xbox original, and older ones as well and they all got sold within a short time of purchase. But I see the 360 staying on my component shelf for quite some time.
I've had a number of console systems over the years that I've bought, played a game or two.... and then chucked in a corner and later sold to a friend. But the 360 get used daily even if it's just for watching recorded/downloaded tv shows or movies. And though I have only a handful of games, I do play them far more than any other system I've had since the Atari 2600. I've had and hated the dreamcast, ps2, ps3, xbox original, and older ones as well and they all got sold within a short time of purchase. But I see the 360 staying on my component shelf for quite some time.