NES, it was the first modern console and changed the face of the market, everything today is built on what it brought.

No.

What "no"?

Dreamcast. Probably even Virtual Boy ;)
PlayStations may have had an impact on number of users but how does that define "revolutionary"? So Hollywood and every pop "musician" is revolutionary I guess. Doing stuff for the masses is 99% a case of not being revolutionary but "creating" something that has been in development decades ago, polishing it for the masses.

Aha

anyone that says anything not nes is full of rubish to be quite honest. Next to that would be the PS1.

Nintendo 64: Rumble Pack, Control Stick, 4 player controller port.

And Super Mario 64; produced dynamic gameplay that was easily accessible and was not hindered by a crappy camera.

Talking specifically about hardware, I think Sony consoles were never that much creative and just offered the right power for the right eras. But the Software side is what I'm referring to, and that is what matters on a console. And Sony, thanks to its 1st party devs, and 3rd party exclusives over the years is, without a doubt, where PS revolutionizes. PS will never have a Virtual Boy, but will always have to most forward-thinking games, paving the way for the best games.

N64 made multiplayer fun. It brought people together to enjoy multiple genres and it made 4 player local connectivity standard throughout the industry.

why isn't PS1 on the list...So it's Wii after.