Ps2
Ps1
S.Nes
Ps3
Saturn

I don't list ps4 because gen is not end.

But how exactly m8? :^)

I judged Wii based on how much third party it has because in my case, I'm a multiplatform gamer.  I ended up last gen with 75%-80% on multiplatform games.  Heck my reason to buy a console is for multiplatform games so any console that have third parties support are going to be a better console in my view.  Now if you combine a good third party support with good first party games, you have the recipe for one of the best library, in other words, there is a high chance you will find something new to play because if the first party offering failed, just moved your view to a third party game and vice versa.  When you don't have good third party support, you are limited to first party, add to that that if you don't like every first party offered, there is a chance you will find yourself replaying older games because you don't have something to play yet based on your preferences.

This is obviously my personal feeling and my personal experience only and how I felt during the 7th gen era.

That's okay, I just find it odd that you chose Wii over ps2 because it has a better multiplayer experience but you have ps1 above Wii that also didn't have a multiplayer experience.  Anyway it's hard to think of it objectively as much as we want to because your reasons to be in your top 5 aren't my reasons to be in my top 5.

1- SNES
2- PS1
3- PS2
4- Dreamcast
5- GameCube

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if you have other consoles, then what good is it if the wii has the same games that your other systems do? i still dont get it.

if during the sixth gen i had all three systems, why would i care if my gamecube had call of duty or medal of honor if i liked playing those games on my xbox? it doesnt make any difference.

1, PS2 (Without a doubt the best ever)
2. PS3
3. Nintendo 64
4. PS1
5. Xbox

well there are different things to consider. multiplayer experience and single player experience are two things that i think are important. in my view, the playstation has good enough single player experience to overtake the wii's multiplayer experience and single player experience. the both the ps1 and wii had a huge impact on the industry, however, the ps1's impact was longer lasting and more meaningful than the wii's. taking all this into consideration, the ps1 beats out the wii. thats kind of how i judge it.

Xbox 360 exclusives according to Wikapedia

i really dont see what those lists have to do with what i said.

if youre trying to show that ps3 and 360 have completely different libraries, then your argument still fails, because the simple fact is that a lot of those games on that list are irrelevant to whether or not somebody is going to place one of those consoles in their top five. nobody is looking at xbl arcade games, ddr games, or whatever sports games ended up being exclusive. theyre going to look at the critically acclaimed first party titles, RPGs, or things like that.

why dont you show a list of all the games that the systems have in common? maybe itll show that 70% of the games are the same on both platforms, which still doesnt differentaite the two very much in terms of games still.