You are not alone... most of us are probably into some form of video gaming, be it console, PC, MMO, all of the above, other...
I'm not particularly excited for anything right now... which is a strange feeling. There is usually something to go gaga about.
PS3 - I'm not interested. My PS2 is still doing a great job, and I have no interest in upgrading to a PS3.
Xbox 360 - Still on my wishlist. I don't own it yet, and don't expect to buy games at full price anyway. $50 is really my limit unless it's something really special that'll keep me coming back... like Oblivion... and then I get the collectors set (PC). When I do pick up a 360, Saints Row, Dead Rising and Mass Effect (not released yet) will be the first games I pick up.
PC - Still interested in Spore, though the more I see of it, the more it seems to be focused on the least interesting parts. I really like the idea, but I fear the whole developing of a species will become like an intro, and the main game will be the city/planet interactions.
New Civ IV expansion in a couple of weeks which I'll be picking up. Then Bioshock next month, the not-sequel to System Shock 2. Still waiting for good info on Dragon Age by Bioware. The Force Unleashed looks interesting, but I'm not keen on the heavilly overpowered use of the force. I saw an interview with the lead designer (?) and he thought it was cool to over emphasize every ability. Still, should be fun when released.
Wii - I enjoy party games with my wife, and some friends, but the system is in desperate need of some loving. I'm not interested in the same games I'd want to play on another system though... I want only unique and innovative games on the Wii. Zelda was fun, and I would pick up Lego Star Wars (soon) but I've already played the game. Sure, wielding a lightsaber would be cool but it's not enough for me.
DS - I'm looking forward to Biowares Sonic RPG on the DS, but that probably won't have any info at this year's E3. Right now I'm content to play Puzzle Quest. I wouldn't mind seeing more Dragon Quest adentures like Rocket Slime though.
Arabin
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Lots of people started enjoying the game from GTA3, but I've been a fan since the very first game, and the London expansion for it. It's amazing how far it's come.