Wii is the onl real answer. It not only is the most innovative and fun Nintendo console to date, but the VC combines it with every console you just listed and then some.
N64 for me. While it did lack the larger selection of games that the PS1 had, the N64 had a big handful of excellent games, including Banjo Kazooie, Donkey Kong 64, Banjo Tooie, Rayman 2, Mario 64, both Zeldas, Conker's BFD, etc, etc. When it came to the amount of awesome platformers the N64 had, it was hard to come close.
There really isn't any debate, only the NES and SNES can be considered. N64 will win out due to the age-range here, but I'm so much happier that I grew up on the most successful and greatest Nintendo consoles.
There really isn't any debate, only the NES and SNES can be considered. N64 will win out due to the age-range here, but I'm so much happier that I grew up on the most successful and greatest Nintendo consoles.Ranchod94
 Actually, I'm 30 and I voted N64. That console took everything to a whole new level... the hours, days, weeks, months I spent playing games like Godeneye, Ocarina Of Time, Mario 64, etc were well spent. Of course the NES and SNES have a special place in my memory... but the 64 was just phenominal despite it lack of a huge catalogue (which doesn't mean squat anyways... quality over quantity and all that).
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I think the Wii will be the best in the next year or so, but it's still lacking the amount of solid titles the 64 had, which is understandable since it's new.
There really isn't any debate, only the NES and SNES can be considered. N64 will win out due to the age-range here, but I'm so much happier that I grew up on the most successful and greatest Nintendo consoles.Ranchod94
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That's because we grew up playing the NES and SNES. By the time N64 came out, I was too busy chasing girls in high school. When the Gamecube came out, I was in college doing the same thing. Now with the Wii, I'm doing the same thing out of college. I haven't touched video games in awhile although I do own a Wii.. it's just collecting dust though.
GameCube. I haven't enjoyed enough titles on the Wii for it to pass the Cube in quality, IMO. Some of my favourite games, like Metroid Prime, SSBM, and Animal Crossing, were on the GameCube, and it was my primary console last generation.
The only nintendo consoles I ever owned were the NES, N64, and Wii; I had a genesis and XBox instead of SNES and Gamecube. Until the wii gets MP3, Mario galaxy, brawl, etc., my vote is for the N64
Voted for N64 but the SNES is tied with it to me, my whole childhood was playing SNES games and when i got older the N64 catered to me just right. Both are easily the two best consoles ever made IMO.
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