Every video game system, whether it be console ot handheld, has its library of games that everyone remembers fondly enjoying on that system. But I believe there is always that ONE game in particular that serves as THE game on the system. For a multitude of reasons: Quality, sales (software AND hardware), franchise or genre defining, pushing the system to its absolute graphical and technical limits, taking full advantage of the system’s unique hardware or gimmicks (Motion Controls, Touch Screen), etc. Basically, if you think of that system, you think of that game.
For me, personally:
NES - Super Mario Bros.
SNES - Super Mario World
Genesis - Sonic the Hedgehog
N64 - Super Mario 64
PS1 - Final Fantasy VII
GB - Pokémon Red/Blue
GBC - Pokemon Gold/Silver
PS2 - GTA: San Andreas
GBA - Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire
OG Xbox - Halo 2
GameCube - Super Smash Bros. Melee
Wii - Wii Sports
DS - New Super Mario Bros.
360 - Halo 3
PS3 - Last of Us
3DS - Pokemon X/Y
Wii U - Splatoon
XOne - Halo 5
PS4 - Last of Us 2
NSW - Breath of the Wild
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