1.) SNES - Library is full of classics. The controller is my favorite in gaming history. Several advancements were made to define genres on this machine. Also, it's still pretty fun to this day.
2.) Dreamcast - For a system that lasted 2 1/2 years, it's library is very respectable. It was SEGA, at its finest. 128-bit goodness and the controller is one of my favorites. It also gave birth to online gameplay on consoles.
3.) N64 Several of Nintendo's franchises had great transitions to 3D (SM64, OoT, DK64, SF64, FZX, MK64) and RARE was truly blooming (Goldeneye, Banjo Kazooie, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Diddy Kong Racing, Perfect Dark, Killer Instinct). Gave birth to the Rumble Pack and the Analog stick which were made mainstream.
4.) NES - My first game system. It was incredible for the time and pretty much created Nintendo's identity. I loved the peripherals like the NES Zapper and this machine gave birth to some of my favorite franchises ever.
5.) GEN - Worthy opponent to the SNES. Gave us Sonic, Golden Axe, Altered Beast, Vectorman, Ecco the Dolphin and several others. Probably the first system that I could say had beautiful looking games.
Pixel Art can be fun.
