[Brendon]

If we were counting PC, that would easily be my top.

Let's see...

1. SNES. Come on, this is THE system.
2. Dreamcast. Ironically, of all of Sega's consoles their best was the one that killed them.
3. PS2. Tons of classic games, and easily the better of the last generation.
4. NES. I thought about putting Atari, but when I look back once I got my NES, I don't think I ever actually touched my Atari again...sad, I know.
5. Xbox 360. This one barely nudges out the Genesis, which barely nudged out the N64. I feel bad putting a newer one here, but the combination of some awesome games plus the awesomeness that is Xbox Live and the Xbox Live Marketplace/Arcade makes it hard to not put it. If some huge killer aps come out for it, I could see it making a run at my top 3, but I doubt it.

Honorable mentions: N64. If it had some more games, it would be top 5 easily. As it is, it has arguably the two greatest games of all time, but it was lacking in titles. Unlike the 360, it couldn't combat this with an awesome online feature.

Xbox. I put the 360 on above it purely based off of the fact that it has the potential to do more, and that I really like the online features with it better than Xbox 1. Plus, the only HUGE games Xbox has will be able to be played on the 360 sooner or later. (Here's hoping JSRF and Phantom Dust are in that next update).

Genesis. Hard to leave it off the list, but I was always more of an SNES guy than a Genesis guy. I do love my Sega, though.

Saturn. Underrated and killed by the PSX in the retail world. I still have probably 20-30 games for it scattered throughout boxes of random CDs. It's all about SCUD and Road Rash!


Like I said, though, if PCs counted it would easily be my favorite.