Would you please show the ranking of all the games.

mmm... well couldn't be helped cuz pokemon fans were divided between HG/SS and B/W... Nontheless fair results!

Hell yeah. Take that Black and White fans. This proves that Gen V is the worst of em all. Gen II FOREVER!

I own 7/10 from the top 10 so Im ok with the results but I would have liked Dragon Quest 5 in the top 10

It's on the first page, as it has always been. Look at the OP (Original Post).

I think Gen III is  the worst, and Gen IV isn't much better. Black & White was at least the first good new Pokemon game in a long while.

Also Gen II is only best because HeartGold/Gold/SoulSilver/Silver include the gen 1 overworld, and badges, and you can still have the 3 best srarters ever in a pokemon game.

P.S. I was thinking.. If the Fire Starter is well suiter to be a lizzard, and water is well suited to be an amphibian, why did they make grass a blade of grass? Venusaur was cool as a dinosaur thing, but honestly they should make the grass starter some type of Saber tooth cat. That would be cooler then the leaf they had in gen 5...It was literally a leafl!

I wanted Fire Emblem in the top 10, really don't get why people like New Super Mario Bros.

Got the NSMBW Red Wii and traded that shit it for most of Killzone 3.

I played enough of B/W to hate it. Especially after a lot of the pokemon were straight up ripoffs of Gen I pokemon. And I didn't really care for Gen III either. I liked Metagross and that fire chicken with pants but that was about it.

The pokemon were more inspirational in the first 2 gens, and better games overall, but at least Black/White tried to push a plot in a Pokemon game. It was more then just defeat the Elite 4, and your rival had more of a personality, that's why I liked it so much.

But your right, too many legendaries, many silly ones. Some good ones though Victini is one of the best pokemon I've seen in a while, but since when did dragons become legendary pokemon? They weren't in Gen 1 or 2, and should be.

B&W ended up much higher than D/P/Pt.