First and foremost you need to decide which system, or systems you want to mainline. Then you need to figure out your niche (are you a straight-to-the-action type or are you in it for the story). Once you have these two pieces of info you should get a couple of controllers because you might have a friend over at some point and switching off at each death isn't as fun as it sounds. You can go wireless or corded but it doesn't really matter. If you don't have an Ethernet connection in the gaming room but you want online gaming capability then you have to get a wireless adapter that is system compatible.
Now for the process of buying games. Once you've figured out what you're best at you should use a rental service or borrow from your friends to play through a few levels and make sure that you really want the game before you even think about buying it. But make no mistake you should not limit yourself to just what you're good at, if you do so you'll never improve at the games you aren't so great at. Always aim to improve, never sell yourself short.
If you are great at shooters then the best selections in my opinion are:
1. The Modern Warfare series
2. Call Of Duty: World at War- Black Ops 2
3. The Halo Series
If third person story-driven games are your strong suite:
1. The Mass Effect series
2. The Assassin's Creed series
3. The Star Wars: Force Unleashed series
I will do several more posts like these recommending more awesome games and gear.
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