This is the only good advice so far.

My PS3 and 360 are both boxed away, but that's because I am moving out, when I move in to my new place I will probably have my PS4, Wii U and PS3 hooked up.

I say both the 360 and PS3 are worth holding on to because of there immense back catalogue. The current gen consoles can not play these older games so I am keeping mine when I want to play PS3 and 360 games.

The best version of the first four Super Mario games are on the GBA, graphics of the All-Star version but with better saving and controls.

Any fighting game that has a step to the side move is not a game I want to play.

Wait until after Christmas to buy a new console, better deals. But keep your older stuff man, you never know when you feel like playing Burnout Paradise again.

The Shiving Isle DLC for The Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion, easy pick.

Video games are nothing to be ashamed of, if the person you are with makes fun of you for enjoying them, get yourself a new friend.

Its way to hard to compare a whole games soundtrack, but here are a few of my personal favourite individual pieces of music.

I'm going to say that Call of Duty is highly underrated.

I have my reasons, sure its played by millions of people, but it's become cool to hate Call of Duty and you will hear people say its like such a terrible game. these are the same people that hate every other popular game out there because they want to stand out from the crowd. When in actual fact Call of Duty is still pretty good.