1. Atari 130XE
2. Game Boy (yes, seriously)
3. SNES
4. PS1
5. PS2/GC (tie)
6. X360
7. Wii
8. PS3
9. PS4
10. Switch

I first started playing video games in either 1990 or 1991. My first console was the NES, which my uncle bought me.
My main consoles for each generation would be NES -> SNES -> PS1 -> PS2 -> PS3 -> PS4. I've played plenty on other consoles too, but those are the ones I spent the most time on during each generation.

SNES
N64 / PS1
Gamecube
Wii
WiiU
Switch

GB-MegaDrive
NokiaS40-PC
NokiaS60-PC
DS/iOS-Wii
Android-WiiU
Switch 

My main platform chronology:

1997-2011 PC

2011-2012 PS2

2012-2013 PS2+PS3+PSP

2013-2019 PS3

2019-2021 PC

2021-2022 PS4

C64-Amiga 500-PC-PC-PC-PC-PC

Computers were always my primary video game device, consoles were always something of the afterthought - early exposure to certain genres solidified that I need to have computer if I want to play the best titles when it comes to Graphic (later Point&Click) Adventures, CRPGs and Tactics/Strategy War Games.

Here's my Primary Console Gaming Journey (plus handhelds):

1990 = My Existence
1993-1997 = Master System
1997-2002 = N64 (GB Pocket)
2002-2007 = Gamecube (GBA)
2007-2011 = Wii (DS)
2011-2017 = NOTHING - I basically stopped caring and then got back into it with...
2017-Current = Switch

I did actually buy a PS3 in 2013 but I basically never played it so it hardly counts and I'm a nintendo boy at heart.

1. Game Boy Color
2. Game Boy Advance SP/PS2
4. Wii/NDS
5. Wii U
6. Switch

PS1 (2000-2003)

PS2 (2004-2008)

DS (2009)

Nothing/PC (2010-2014)

3DS (2015-1018)

Switch (2019-2020)

PS4 (2021-now)

Played numerous other old-school consoles renting, mom's boyfriend had numerous of them and let people play for money. Those "video game houses", where quite popular in Brazil, and worked like cyber cafes. Of course he never charged me, although mom still payed a couple of times 

PS1 was the first I actually owned, Even after I got a PS1 I rented SNES and N64 from a couple of times because I just liked them. But PS1 came first, then PS2, then DS, but DS soon started to feel pretty dated as my love for handhelds vanished very quickly. 

At this point I wanted a PSP and a PS3, but parents had no money to buy none. So I stopped gaming for a while, playing online free games on PC, os downloading PS2/Gamecube illegally and emulating them (because eventually my PS2 stopped working). My uncle lived with me during this and had a Wii and a PSP, I loved the PSP but as portable never got to play much. I fucking hated the Wii thing forcing me to move my arms instead of just letting me click proper buttons smh 

This changed around 2015 when I started to make my own money thanks to an scholarship grant. However instead of a PS3 or even a PS4 I got a... 3DS. At that time I spent all my day outside, only at home to sleep and at weekends I used to live with my grandparents, so yeah, pointless to have a stationary console to play it for 2 hours a week 

Got a Switch next for the same reasons and this machine made me truly like gaming again. But then the pandemic hit and being at home quickly changed to be the norm rendering Switch portability to be more a detail than something necessary. I found it was time to finally get a PS4 and even though I still play a lot on Switch PS4 is now my main system. Looking at the prospects of still at home even after starting a masters degree I guess I'm back to Sony again and my next one is probably going to be PS5

1. PS2 (family)
2. Wii (family)
3. DS
4. PS3 (family)
5. 3DS
6. Wii U lol
7. Switch
8. PS5