At any game development company there always are always a few people in competition with each other to be the biggest game geek. I, sadly, am one of these people. I just bought a Sega Nomad this past week (it came with Gunstar Heroes and Shadowrun, very nice). Which brings the total number of consoles I currently own up to 19. The Gamespot profile is great at listing how many games you own, but it doesn't let you list your consoles (not with any specifics at least), so here is my list.

In the order acquired (consoles I no longer have are in red):
-Famicom
-NES
-SNES
-N64
 -Playstation
-Game Boy Color
-Neo Geo Pocket Color (silver)
-Dreamcast
-Saturn
-Neo Geo Pocket Color (black)
-Game Boy Advance
-Shinco DVD-868 (Chinese region free DVD player of dubious legality that also plays PAL Sega Mega Drive ROMs)
-GameCube
-Xbox
-Genesis
-Playstation 2
-Modded Game Boy Advance (afterburner front light)
-Game Boy Advance SP (Torchic orange)
-Game Boy Advance SP (green to match my laptop)
-Saturn Devkit
-GP32
-Xbox (Halo green)
-N-Gage QD
-Genesis CDX
-Turbo Grafx Turbo Express
-Sega Nomad

I also own many geeky gaming accesories including, but not limited to:
-2 pairs of Virtual-On twin sticks (1 Saturn, 1 Dreamcast)
-Steel Battalion
-2 GBA cart burners
-2 Dreamcast keyboards (for 2-player Typing of the Dead)
-2 Dreamcast mice (couldn't tell you why)

Try as I might I will never have more geek cred than a former co-worker of mine. He proudly displayed a Virtual Boy at his desk and bought an N-Gage QD the same day I did for the sole purpose of using it as a bluetooth modem for his Tapwave Zodiac. My hat's off to him, that's geeky!