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Starting from the 6th gen, who has been the worst?

Nintendo. Wii Wii U suckz ballz. 102 25.50%
 
Sony. GayStation 4 suckz ballz. 48 12.00%
 
Microsoft. Xbox 720p suckz ballz. 248 62.00%
 
Total:398
ExplodingBlock on 09 August 2014

5th:Saturn
6th: Dreamcast
7th: PS3
8th: XB1



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Leadified on 09 August 2014
Turkish said:
Leadified said:
Turkish said:


You and anyone dare saying Dreamcast must be out of your minds. It died too soon yes, but in those few years, Sega built up such an amazing library that gave it its legendary status. Gamecube or Xbox don't even come close to it.

 


I disagree, the DC is awesome but I always felt the Xbox and Gamecube outmatched it in the end by the sheer number of games.


Watch this and tell me those consoles could even be allowed to stand in Dreamcast's shadow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X952GPffvFI

Sure, my opinion remains unchanged . But there were some DC games in there I didn't know about so I'll have to check them out sometime.



fluky-nintendy on 09 August 2014

5thGen: N64, was never hyped for their exclusives. 3rd party support sucked :(
6thGen: XB. The games never clicked for me
7thGen: Wii. It was a great casual console and for the family. Despite the family games and the traditional franchises, nothing standing out.
8thGen: too early. XB1 so far



...Let the Sony Domination continue with the PS4...
Aura7541 on 09 August 2014

5th generation: N64. It had really good games like Majora's Mask and Paper Mario, but 3rd party support was really poor.
6th generation: Xbox. It wasn't that the OG Xbox wasn't good (Jade Empire was amazing on the Xbox), but I found the PS2 and Gamecube's libraries to be better.
7th generation: A tie between the Wii and 360. The Wii never really catered to the core gamers. And while the 360 indeed took a chunk of marketshare away from Sony, it's library was still lacking. The PS3's exclusives were by far more diverse.
8th generation: XB1. I just don't see any reason to justify buying an XB1. Dead Rising 3 and Ryse are coming out on PC. I won't be surprised at all if Quantum Break joins the club. Meanwhile, the PS4 is only warming up. After all, the Playstation systems are known for their endurance, not for their sprints.



Fusioncode on 09 August 2014

5th Gen - Saturn
6th Gen - Gamecube
7th Gen - Wii
8th Gen - WiiU



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brendude13 on 09 August 2014

5th - N64.
6th - Xbox (only due to amazing competition)
7th - Wii



COLD_COBRA_ on 09 August 2014

Nintendo for each.



TheEighthByte on 09 August 2014

I can't definitely talk about Gens 1-4 due to lack of experience/knowledge

Gen 5: Saturn (The PS3 of its era in that it was difficult to develop for, resulting in few games that stood out)
Gen 6: Xbox (It just didn't stand out to me at all, just felt like a PC for the living room)
Gen 7: Wii (A couple of really good games on there, but I think Nintendo dropped the ball hard, especially with AAA third-party support)



Hardware owned:

PC, PS4, 3DS, Wii, Xbox 360, PS3

Most anticipated games (near to mid future):

Zelda U/NX
The Last Guardian                            

Nickelbackro on 09 August 2014

1st generation - TV Scoreboard by Radio Shack
2nd generation - RCA Studio II
3rd generation - Atari 7800
4th generation - CDi
5th Generation - Atari jaguar
6th generation - Xbox
7th Generation - Playstation 3
8th Generation - Wii U



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WagnerPaiva on 09 August 2014

1st: never played.
2nd: I only played Atari.
3rd: Played only NES and Master System, both amazing.
4th: Neo Geo. (from what I have playes: Snes, Genesis and Neo Geo).
5th: 3DO? only playes Psone, N64, Saturn and 3DO.
6th: Xbox.
7th: Wii.
8th: Too soon.



My grammar errors are justified by the fact that I am a brazilian living in Brazil. I am also very stupid.