still got my atari 2600 going.

Most of the cart-based systems like my Atari 7800, SNES, Genesis and N64 are pretty much indestructible, as is my top-loading NES. My original NES is another story... it takes a miracle to get most of my games to run on it without the blinking red light of death. Handhelds like my original GB, GBA and DS pretty much are indestructible as well.

My GameCube was actually my first console that I ever had a serious problem with... less than 6 months after I got it at launch, I started getting disc-read errors for pretty much all of my games because the laser stopped working properly. Sent in for repairs and it took about a little over 3 weeks to get back but it was good as new and Nintendo customer service was great.

360 (of course) was also a problem... got an elite Falcon model in Dec 2007, and a year later it got the RROD. Haven't had a problem since.

If any console can survive a nuclear explosion is probably the Gamecube. 

Someone actually told me about this video.  It's quite entertaining.  

Snes easily...

GameCube. That thing was a tank.

Tut tut tut, PS2, you disappoint me.

I knew the Xbox's weight would be its own demise.

The Sega Genesis Model 1 could be run over by a truck and still play the best 16-bit games around.

Why is the geny not on the list?

There were only 10 slots for the poll and I forgot about the Sega systems when I typed them in, but that's what posting in the thread is for.