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The best is...

80s Nintendo 16 9.82%
 
90s Nintendo 97 59.51%
 
2000s Nintendo 34 20.86%
 
2010 - present Nintendo 16 9.82%
 
Total:163

I'm between 90's and 00's... for me it's pretty close.



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2000's subjectively, 1990's objectively.



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SNES Nintendo was best Nintendo.



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As someone who's missed Nintendo almost completely (so no first-hand experience, and no nostalgia clouding judgement either :P) but is interested in it, the 2000s seem the best. It's missing the old classics but has its own ones, and it's also a really diverse decade.



I dont really like Nintendo for decades, I like 86-95 the best. Best games are on the NES but there are tons of games for the SNES I really like as well



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90s were best for console gaming easily, not just for Nintendo, but for Sony and Sega also. Huge majority of my list of best games ever are from 90s.

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Since I was born I loved Nintendo consoles, from the NES, SNES, Gameboy generations, N64 and Gamecube.

They started losing me with the Wii and Wii-U

The 90's was their highpoint for me




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80 and 90s. Best zelda, metroid, and mario. Anything beyond that has never been comparable. Since Nintendo went 3D in all ways, its been a downhill trend.



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2000's cause GC is my favourite console, GBA the best handheld ever and with Wii/DS they completely owned the market.



80's Nintendo. It's what i grew up on, after the Atari 2600.