for me it's N64. Came out in the prime of my childhood. Have so many great memories with so many games. I just hated the Wii's controllers.

Another thing to factor is that only 296 games in total released on N64, 296 games were rated 75% and above by critics on the Wii (150 above 80%). So he is certainly wrong about the quality of Wii's lineup.

He's not wrong about the Switch though, it has over 350 games above 80%, this actually makes it by far the most solid lineup of any Nintendo console ever; in fact, it's one of the highest amount of quality releases on any gaming console ever: and that's so far. The Wii is no slouch though, it is the third most highly reviewed lineup of any Nintendo console, ahead of the 3DS but slightly behind the DS. Another thing of interest is that the SNES and Gamecube (both behind 3DS, but ahead of GBA and Wii U) are virtually tied, but the SNES IMO wins solidly because of the high volume of ports of routine PS2 games (like Madden) on Gamecube, while the majority of ports on other Nintendo consoles come with exclusive features (even the Switch has a lot of games only available portably); although it could be argued that the Wii U exclusive features were not relevant compared to motion controls on Tiger Woods golf, or portability/local multiplayer on Switch steam ports. The worst quality lineup of any Nintendo console ever is actually the Gameboy: while it had an impressive 1049 games released, only 30 of them had metascores 80% or above.