Gamecube- best games overall imo. Also has some of the best ones from the N64. If you have the GB player you can also play any of those games on the tv which is sick as fuck.

Game Boy Advance SP- fantastic system with a monster library due to it’s impressive level of backwards compatability. If I were a billionaire I’d buy every Game Boy I could get my hands on.

Famicom- has a large library and started several of the biggest franchises in gaming history. It also has so many cool add ons we never got outside of Japan. The carts come in all the colors of the rainbow so just having a collection of them looks dope as hell on a shelf. Additionally, the NES can’t hold a candle to the music in FDS games.

Honorable mentions for me would be N64, as it gave us some of the best games ever made, including my top two favorite games of all time. I would also like to give one to the original Xbox. Watching Halo become a global phenomenon from nothing was a magical experience. Breaks my heart to see Bungie as a shell of it’s former self. One last one for the DS/3DS lines. The backwards compatability was also excellent on these systems. It created gameplay experiences that still can’t really be fully recreated now without playing on original hardware. Also streetpass was one of the best features ever included in any game system.

Gamecube

Xbox 360

GBA

If you’re including the PC in this, I guess

1. PC
2. PS2
3. PS VITA

Dreamcast, n64, and either ps1/ps2. Genesis is up there. Theres just magic in those games/systems. I Honorable mention are Xbox/360, the last era of good gaming.

Portable, I’d say PSP and advance sp.

Switch, GBA-SP, and the Sega Dreamcast

The Switch is both versatile and works very well. The previous two generations of Nintendo consoles struggled with their motion controllers but the Switch cracked it. It’s got a great library, including indies and emulation of older console libraries, and is a good size for on-the-go use.

The GBA has a great library but the SP redesign perfected the form factor. I still have and use mine.

The Dreamcast was so adventurous and bold, from the save cards having their own screens and going in the controllers to its ambitious library. I know it suffered from cost and timing but the console itself was a treasure.

• Gamecube
• SNES
• PS2

Colecovision SNES Steam Deck

SNES

PSX

Xbox 360

Off the top of my head, FFVI, SoulBlazer (SoulBlader in some regions), and Zelda: a Link to the Past.