What is the best Nintendo console of all time?

By YPB Team

Decades of innovation spanning 8-bit home entertainment to the era of hybrid portable powerhouses — Nintendo has reinvented the console more times than anyone. Which system changed gaming for you?

NES — ranked #11
NES
The 1985 Nintendo Entertainment System that revived the video game industry and introduced Mario to North America.
Super Nintendo — ranked #22
Super Nintendo
The SNES (1991), voted best console of all time by fans, home to Super Mario World, Zelda: A Link to the Past, and Chrono Trigger.
Nintendo 64 — ranked #33
Nintendo 64
The N64 (1996) that brought Mario and Zelda into 3D with landmark titles like Super Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time.
GameCube — ranked #44
GameCube
Nintendo's 2001 disc-based console beloved for Metroid Prime, Super Smash Bros. Melee, and The Wind Waker.
Wii — ranked #55
Wii
The motion-controlled 2006 console that became a cultural phenomenon and the best-selling Nintendo home console of the era.
Wii U — ranked #66
Wii U
Nintendo's 2012 GamePad-equipped console, a commercial disappointment that nonetheless hosted excellent first-party titles.
Nintendo Switch — ranked #77
Nintendo Switch
The 2017 hybrid home/portable console that became Nintendo's best-selling system of all time, featuring Breath of the Wild at launch.
Nintendo Switch 2 — ranked #88
Nintendo Switch 2
The 2025 successor to the Switch with enhanced graphics, a new magnetic Joy-Con system, and the new Star Fox title.
Game Boy — ranked #99
Game Boy
The iconic 1989 handheld that defined portable gaming for a generation, driven by Tetris and the original Pokemon games.
Game Boy Advance — ranked #1010
Game Boy Advance
The 2001 handheld that brought 16-bit power to pockets, hosting classics like Pokemon FireRed and Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow.
Nintendo DS — ranked #1111
Nintendo DS
The dual-screen 2004 handheld that became Nintendo's best-selling device of all time, featuring touchscreen innovation.
Nintendo 3DS — ranked #1212
Nintendo 3DS
The 2011 glasses-free 3D handheld with a massive library including Pokemon X/Y, Fire Emblem Awakening, and Monster Hunter.

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