PS2, hands down.

gamecube was the best, but all were bad compared to the 32/64 bit and 16 bit generations

I had all 4.
1. Xbox because of halo
2. GC SSBM
3. PS2 Bully
4. DC traded it in for my xbox >_

1 ps2
2 xbox
3 dreamcast
4 gamecube

this was very close between all 4 the 6th generation was awesome

Ps2 was my favorite system last gen it lasted roughly 6 years until i cut a cable by accident and the DC was my second favorite but if DC had stayed alive with more games and stuff man it would have been my all time favorite.

 Wait what?

Xbox online was lousy and you had to pay for something that was worse then what you could get on PC for free in 1998.

Their were a few very good first party games on the GCN but overall they were horrible. (super mario sunshine anyone? worst mario platformer?)

And I still don't find the PS2 game variety as good as they said....

PC gaming was where it was at from 1998-2006, and it was pretty much all of the gaming I did.

Now, PC gaming is sadly dying again. Most of the games are just Xbox 360 ports and there are very few actually good games, the only ones I'm looking forward to are Half-Life 2: Episode 3, Portal 2 and Spore.

You're so crazy :P

P.S. 16 bit generation > this generation > last generation > 8 bit generation > 32/64 bit generation

Everyone's completely shitting on the Xbox. Although I didn't own one, it was surely better than the GameCube: Ninja Gaiden, Halo, Halo 2, Jade Empire, PGR, Forza Mortorsport, KOTOR, Fable, Jet Set Radio Future, etc. Don't foret those are only exclusives, and there's only two shooters.

I owned the GameCube and enjoyed it, but not as much as my PlayStation 2.

The PS2, and I'm still buying games for it after so long! I didn't have, nor do I still have that much money to spend on a lot of games, but with a lot of them becoming bargain prices, I'm still buying a few.

Dreamcast just had that arcade feel to it, which was great, and I loved it. House of the Dead 2, Crazy Taxi, Marvel vs. Capcom 1 and 2, Street Fighter III: Third Impact, Soul Caliber. They also had their own brainchilds such as Sonic Adventure, Shenmue, Jet Grind Radio, and their 2K series, as well as Virtua Tennis.

Great console. Shame that this was Sega's last console, but on the bright side, they went out on a high note.

To me, Xbox would be last; doesn't mean that they didn't have good games, which is untrue, but when you stack up the Nintendo games against what Xbox had, then I'd have to go with the Gamecube over the Xbox.

I owned all...:

GC>DC>XBOX>PS2

I think you're confused, PC was shining in 1998-2001 , but in 2002 it started declining and declining so that 2005-2007 were the worst years of PC gaming in terms of titles, even though we still got some amazing exclusives (Company of Heroes, WoW, World in Conflict, Witcher, etc...)

But, due to more affordable modern PC's and rise of downloadable services, the PC gaming is being risen right now and is looking to outperform any console in 2008. There are over 10 AAA PC exclusives coming out 2008, and the PC will most likely outshine the consoles again:

- The most amount of AAA exclusives

- The most amount of Multiplatform games

- PC is snatching several single-console games from PS3 (Heavy Rain, Agent, etc..), 360 (Alan Wake, Fable 2, etc..) and Wii (Rayman Raving Rabbids 2, casual games, etc...)

- Rise of old PC franchises (Starcraft, Jagged Alliance, Disciples, Fallout, etc...)

- Best versions of games.

 2008 is PC year.