Im gonna be one of the few people that says this: N64. Super Mario 64 did little to me personally, but OoT was a beast. The problem was that for me, there was barely any games that I was interested in. I loved the Playstation much more in that gen, and that was the only time that Sony won me over Nintendo.

I actually picked that too.  It is just because I don't like handhelds very much though.

If we are really being honest, I would have to say:

1. Virtual Boy (I hardly think it even counts though)
2. Gamecube (As much as I liked it, it belongs here)

Can't believe the Wii is winning this poll (Virtual Boy doesn't count, not a console, and even so it had a quick death). The Gamecube is by far Nintendo's worst console of all time. The Wii had Syward Sword, 2 great 3D Super Mario games, great comebacks for Donkey Kong, Punch-Out and Kirby, the best Smash Bros, some great innovative motion games like Wii Sport, Mario Party, etc, etc, etc. Not even counting third-party exclusives, the Wii beats the Gamecube handily.

Cheater!

I tried without a map about 3 years ago.  I gave up after a couple hours.  I was so lost.

For me, it's the DS. I absolutely loved the GBA and was waiting for a successor. But instead, Nintendo gave us the DS. They promised that Game Boy wouldn't die, that DS would be a third console and stuff. But after the success of the DS, they quickly forgot about that. They simply let me down, as I didn't like the concept of the DS at all. I don't want two screens and I don't like touch screens, especially resistent ones with a stylus. I just wanted a GBA with more power, simple as that. I found exactly that in the PSP and since then I fell in love with Sony. I still bought a Wii but barely played with it.

To me, Sony is today what Nintendo was in the 90s. Always releasing new games with fresh ideas while delivering state of the art Technology. That is just exactly what I want and in the end, I don't really care which company delivers. But for the last 8 years, Sony were the ones who gave me constant releases of unique first party titles as well as that 3rd party goodness.

its winning because its most people's LEAST favorite console, that is what the OP asked anyway. Hell for all we know maybe alot of people didnt even own GC which is why they cant vote for it. Not about who beats what.

VB

A lot of Star Fox 2 made it's way into Star Fox 64 I believe, but indeed too bad it was never released. If screenshots are any indication, it would've been the most impressive game graphically on the SNES by a country-mile.

The original Star Fox is terribly hard though, in all those years I haven't even beaten it once while I beat the N64 version like a thousand times ! I agree it's pretty impressive, and I like the first person sections. The game's a lot more intense than 64.

Never tried Adventures, because back when it was released I ignored it on the grounds of it being too different. My cousin got it though, and said it was decent enough. Also comparing it to Zelda usually. Found out that Assault was more traditional so I'm willing to give that game a chance if I could find it. Problem is next to no one bought that game here in Europe so it's quite uncommon now .

I think this is hours-concours for Virtual Boy. Everyone who played that abomination really disliked it.

oooo now you want to make me play it more. Maybe I will, SF64 was one of my favorite N64 games.