I'm an Atari 2600 kid, it was legendary in my eyes. I remember begging my dad for one but we didn't have a lot of money and, to be quite honest, he didn't really understand the whole game console idea. One day he came home with a giant box and inside it were two Atari 2600s and 53 games. To this day, 53 is still my lucky number. Apparently, my dad was at a garage sale in an affluent neighborhood looking for golf clubs and he found this box of goodies, which he bought for $10. The owner's son had gotten into big trouble and the dad was selling all his stuff to make a point...ouch. Needless to say, I became a very popular kid in the neighborhood. I remember seeing Super Mario on the NES for the first time and absolutely loosing my mind, it was a game changer. I was lucky that there were several other kids in my hood that were gamers as well so I got exposed to many of these systems: NES, SNES, Genesis, TurboGrafix 16, Neo Geo and many others. The one system that really stood out to me during this time was the Sega Genesis, I remember cutting yards so I could buy it, I was mesmerized by the Altered Beast commercial. I had countless hours of fun playing NBA Jam, Sonic the Hedgehog and Mortal Kombat (with blood!). When I went to college in the late 90s I lived in a 250 sq ft efficiency apartment and I ended up with a Sega Saturn, which I bought at a pawn shop. I ordered a modem that plugged into the top port (Toys R Us had to order it from Japan) and I got an adapter for the second controller port, which allowed me to use a keyboard. The web browser was a CD and I remember there was only one internet service provider in Houston at that time that would support the setup. I remember surfing the web in 97' on my Sega Saturn and playing chess on sites like Caissa. In my opinion, the Sega Saturn was the most revolutionary system of all time. Later on, I used to buy used Dreamcasts from flea markets, fix them, and repackage them with games and controllers (anyone that knows the boot loader trick knows what I am talking about right now), which helped subsidize the income of a poor college student. Then of course, the original XBOX and Halo, a truly great time in my life. I remember countless LAN parties at my house, my friends bringing their own TV with them in the backs of the hoopties. Good times. I took a long break from gaming but I got back in a few years ago with the XBOX One S and I only play Call of Duty these days. Truly great times in my life were spent with good friends around a console. I appreciate the ability to network with anyone in the world in an instant but it's just not the same as crushing your friend in Tecmo Super Bowl and watching his face in real-time. Long live the game console!
My Grandma bought me a Dreamcast when it dropped. It was the first console I had brand new on launch day and I was the coolest kid on the block for about 6 months. Love you Grandma 🙏🏾 🕊
So I'm not the only one that suffered through Death Stranding's ending? Even mentioning it on Reddit summons a tsunami of pretentious "you don't get it, it's art!" comments.
Nice video with many exotic consoles that were previously unknown to me. The video is now 3 years old. 3 years ago the Switch game library was still under construction. Today I would rank the switch higher, as it currently offers the best overall package of retro gaming, indie titles and exclusive games for me.
@@MrNeosantanadidn't it beat it already? Or it beat the Wii sales number? EDIT: Nope, but it did beat the Wii, the Gameboy, the PS1 and PS4. it's really close to the DS numbers
@@melpmaz7041 it's gotten so successful that there's a rumor that Nintendo delayed the successor to 2025 just so they can get the Switch's ultimate victory
I guess it's hard to assess the "failure" of the XBox One... I'm a Sony fan myself and was going for the PS4 at launch, it's library being the main reason... Except for Cuphead, I realky don't find XBox exclusives appealing tbh... I don't say the same for the two previous Xbox consoles, great in their own right... But consoles sell on their exclusives and XBox just didn't cut it for me
@@Petu1987 personally I've always been introverted and I don't have many freinds, the xbox live is what had me sold. You can't get the same amazing online experience with pns. Iv'e made genuine friends doing what I love, and I still stand by the xbox1 as being the better console. tl;dr - most ps4 exclusives are single player, I don't like that
idk i play my xbox every day and have 45 days and 16 hours on forza horizon 4 which is 1096 hours and with forza horizon 3 with 1262 hours forza my favorite racing game that i play daily and halo 5 was cool with its random multiplayer fun the reason i dont play halo that much is mostly because no fov slider but the ui is so good with costomization and its never had issues
That's how it usually goes when an industry is establishing itself. Like with phones, cameras, cars, etc, there will be so many companies putting out products at first to claw at the market share, but decades later it'll be down to a select number of companies for each niche of the market.
These long videos must take an absolute ton of work to complete, god my head hurts just thinking about the VO recording and editing itself (not to mention the actual video edit and compiling all this footage). You two (and those working behind the scenes) are just incredible at getting this stuff done. Congrats on an incredible year at Triple Jump, it’s been a pleasure to go along for the ride with you. Keep up the amazing work boys.
@@ryansmith-jr4gn I'm thinking he missed the word console and thought they had somehow ranked every game? It's the only explanation I can come up with for his idiocy.
I actually really liked the sega Saturn 🪐 The system didn’t have a lot of depth to it in terms of games but it felt like a pioneer of next generation gaming at the time. Playing virtual fighter on that 3D resolution was a new experience for me as a kid and it set the stage for much more polished systems to come. To this day I still whip out the Saturn sometimes
Saturn is one of the few consoles I never had. I had genesis and then ps1. I never even seen a Saturn in person until a couple years after I got my playstation. With that said I was fairly impressed by it once I seen it. I only remember they had the original tomb raider which i owned on ps1 but i realized even then that the Saturn had been a pioneer to that era of gaming.
The Saturn is actually a pretty interesting console that back then I passed upon for the PlayStation, but over the years now I’ve seen that it was actually a very good console, but only if you look at its Japanese library which had some cracking title, such as radiant silver gun
@@Adamtendo_player_1 I had a lot of good memories with Saturn. As a kid it was pretty revolutionary to see a system tap in to 3D tech when I was used to 2D Nintendo.
The Saturn actually had far more depth than people realised or gave it credit for, because unfortunately most kids and people dismissed it in favour of the PS1, often without ever playing on one. I've always much preferred it to the PS1 (in fact, it's still my favourite machine ever). The console had better all round 3D and 2D, and when the machine was pushed to its capability, it was at least the equal of the PS, or even better (Panzer Dragoon Saga/Zwei, Nights, Virtua Fighter 2, Duke Nukem 3D, Quake, Sega Rally were incredible looking, let alone playing). Great RPGs, arcade conversions, first person shooters, fighting games galore, I love it. Don't get me wrong, I've got into the PSX a bit more in recent years, but lists like this often seem to cater to public opinion/popularity (I cannot understand how the PS3 is rated as the third best machine ever). Then again, it's subjective, so each to their own. What I love is that the retro scene is getting some wonderful support nowadays.
as a man in my early 50s and being a gamer since day 1 i find this very nostalgic and compelling I think its brilliantly done and researched and the showing of those old consoles mindblowing congrats to the people involved
I am 55 and still have my Atari 26 , bought new in 1978, my intellivision given to me as cristmas present 1981 (I think), and my Sega Genesis, bought in early 90's. I still get out the Genesis for my grandson to play when he comes to visit. Those were great systems. I still buy games occasionaly for them.
I'm 51, been at the same job for 20 years and I've never outgrown how much I've always loved to play a great video game. And over the decades I've had my mind blown away so many times by how much better and more powerful the newest systems always got. Super Nintendo blew me away. The original Playstation blew me away, PS2 rocked my world and I've been playing Wipeout ever since.The first time I played the Wipeout Omega Collection in VR on my PS4 Pro just might be the single most amazing gaming experience I've ever had. I can't wait to see just how far a leap forward the PS5 and PSVR2 turn out to be.
When I was in middle school, my mom surprised my little brother and I with an Atari 2600 - well, really the Sears branded version of it - and it was quite amazing and remarkable. After watching this, there are SO MANY other directions she could have gone in the late 70s - I am impressed she chose that one. We loved it
The 360 is what really solidified my presence in gaming, and it introduced me to some of my favorite games and franchises. I remember spending my whole weekends at my friends house so we could play xbox before my family had enough money to afford one.
360 was my first dive into online gaming and I remember it mostly for that. However, it was also the only console that ever died on me (2 times due to the red ring of death).
What happened to the Sega Dreamcast was tragic. I had one. It was a great system. The graphics were smooth, unlike previous systems where they were a bit choppy. And it had some good games. It was just too little too late.
It’s lack of dvd rom drive and the inclusion of one in a PS2 was the end of it. They sold well before the PS2 announced that and especially before the PS2 shipped.
There is no answer for number 1 other than the PS2. It wasn't even mentioned two of the biggest features: backwards compatibility for PS1 games :o, and the ability to play DVDs which may not sound like a big deal but DVD players at the time were insanely expensive.
Congratulations,on a list that,as long and,as comprehensive as it was,you presented beautifully.,even for myself,who was never a big gamer (I began watching,merely to see where some of the better known models placed,on the list). (Also,nice to see the old Intellivision brought up,along the way) Well done,and,beautifully presented with such good humour,throughout...it certainly,didn't SEEM like 1:45 in length,and,I mean that as nothing but a compliment.
I had one. Paid less than £80 for it and had around 50 odd games. Quake 3 Arena, Crazy Taxi, Soul Caliber and Sonic were all favourites. Even had the gun so I could play House of the Dead as well
I remember when ps2 came out, i had the dreamcast at the time although i was very impressed with gta3 when i did buy one i didn't think it was graphically a better machine. Infact i remember thinking this down right sucks compared with dc
I remember being 11 years old in 1991 and going to a “rich relatives” house one night and they had a Neo Geo. Everyone was blown away by it and he had to brag about the cost.
I'm was 10 yrs old in 1991. I remember I would have done anything to have the arcade on my tv. Street Fighter 2 was my fave game but wasn't on the NeoGeo. I dribble at the look of games like Art of Fighting, King of Fighters and Samurai Showdown! I think I heard the games were about 200 each 🤷🏽♂️
The thing about neo geo was the weight of the game cartridges! Could knock a horse out with one! Lol. Nothing more awesome than playing a arcade version of metal slug at home or king of fighters! Never could afford one but a buddy had one and circuit city had their playable ones up!
When I relay what I've learned from this channel I say "I was watching a documentary " hope its ok and thanks for the best channel ever 😀 you guys(and gals) are truly gaming legends
Fantastic video. I am beyond lucky to have grown up in the best age of gaming. I cut my teeth on the Master System and it will always be my favorite. Sure other later systems were supior but the emotional side, playing the Master System with my older sister, sitting on a water bed and staring at the lava lamp will never be replicated. Great video, much respect.
To show your dedication to the PS2 you should do “Every PS2 Game Ever Ranked”. The video would be at the very least 5 hours long but it would be a feat one has ever truly accomplished
Figuring an average of 30 seconds per entry (for reference, just to go back and get the total of roughly 4500 games I timed the XBox 360 at roughly 1 minute 20 seconds) it'd be closer to 35 hours.
PS2 had a lot of cross platform stuff that were the inferior versions to the more powerful XBox and Gamecube versions. So just stick to exclusives, I think my favorite exclusive for PS2 which has since been made for other consoles in future generations was Okami. It was at the time, Sony's answer to Zelda and it was awesome.
I love that it ended up being super higher up in the list, beating the xbox one even was unexpected lol. Wii U had a lot of good games with high metacritic score so I'm sure that helped
Pretty sure it didn't sell well because they didn't explain wth it was, nobody understood it was a new console and not some kind of product/addon for the Wii.
Obviously haven't watched it yet, but just wanted to thank James for his immense effort editing the ridiculously long video! Now, back to work dic...wait, that's not right...
Number 1 is exactly correct. I still have two of them. For something so old, they are still relatively modern. Both of mine are networked, are outfitted with hard drives, can load and save into the cloud, and STILL are getting new games from the community. Impressive for 22 years old.
@@kalvenzander4710 this man put the Sega Pico an educational consoles over the Neo Geo which plays some of the greatest arcade games ever and the Xbox One☠️ ☠️ ☠️
I must admit there was one console I had not heard of before, but then, I am a mad collector of vintage consoles and already own all but a couple on this list.
Yeah it gives a lot of us a greater understanding of the collapse of gaming in 1983 and why so many thought of video games as nothing more than gimmicks, because most of them were
Like fairchild channel F, probably the earliest example of companies that didn't do video games, just doing video games (besides Nintendo, which I THINK was a playing card company at the time, making a pong machine). Fairchild made Semiconductors and chips and then they just made this console out of nowhere.
@ladawg81 what about the console that had so many crappy games that cause the game industry failure...the Atari 2600 and the infamous et game and Pac man game......they got greedy and make too many me too games....
The Switch, though for me, might take over the Super Nintendo as my all time favorite console. The sheer variety of first party exclusives, indie titles, third party AAA ports and classic/retro games with the ability to play them anywhere make it quite the enjoyable console.
If they made ebery snes gsme available on switch and made some controllers for it like they did nes then it would be forced to pass the snes as best for me. But the only reason it would would be because of the snes. So when you consider it it would still be the snes
SEGA Mega Drive deserves the top 10 spot, it’s library was very unique and offered a mature approach to gaming, it had a profound effect on the industry
The Mega Drive is my second favourite console after the PS2 that’s for sure, it’s very dear to me with Streets of Rage 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, Ristar, Rocket Knight Adventures, Street Fighter 2, the list goes on.
I can't believe that I sat through almost 2 hours of video to finally hear the #1 spot that I could have already told you before the video even started... PS2! I still have mine and I still play it! What a great console!
@@michaeljahrling5805 Next to that I'd have to say the SNES, I still have mine with about a dozen games. I'm only missing about 4 for that collection. As for the PS2 another reason it is great is I can also play all of my PS1 games such as FFVII, FFVII, FFIX, FF Tactics, Star Ocean, Legend of Dragoon, Castle Vania: Symphony of the Night, Battle Ogre, Diablo, Parasite Eve 1 & 2, Resident Evil 1 & 2, Tony Hawk 3, Cool Boarders 3 or 4, Intelligent Cube, and a few others great titles!!! I also have about 20 - 30 PS2 Games: Final Fantasy X, X-2, XII, Star Ocean, LOTR 1,2,3 & Third Age, Castle Vania, Gauntlet, Kingdom Hearts 1&2, Ultimate Alliance, God of War 1 & 2, Guitar Hero 2,3 World Tour, & Metallica, Resident Evil 4, Silent Hill games, Okami, a handful of Madden Games, Tiger Woods PGA Tour, several Tony Hawk games, Sega's Sonic Collection, Battlefield 2: Modern Combat (Online gameplay was great, 90% reason why I played it, it's still a fun game to play offline), 007, Black, Viewtiful Joe 1 & 2, The Suffering 1&2, Siren, Trapt, Risk, World Series of Poker, and a few others...
For everybody wondering, the Dick Smith Wizzard is called that because it was released by Dick Smith Electronics, a company founded by Richard "Dick" Smith. He's a pretty prolific businessman and is well known in Australia. He definitely has a sense of humour about his name too, he sold a brand of matches called "Dickheads" and created a TV commercial using the slogan "I love Dick" although it was banned before it ever aired.
I am a Nintendo DIE HARD, but even I have a PS2. You get access to a brand new catalog of games at a good price, backward compatibility with PS1 AND a DVD player which were expensive in their own right back in 2000. An absolute slam dunk.
@@ripetika1600 "it wasn't even that much" it definitely was at the time. This is the era where the economy was getting back onto its feet and people were still picky on what to buy. Also, comparing the price to next gen which is much more advanced in hardware should speak volumes on how overpriced the ps3 was at the time.
Jay WalkZ it cost Sony $800 to manufacture each console, them selling it at $600 is still loosing money. The PS3 was much more powerful than the Xbox 360, that’s why it cost more than the 360
@@eclipse_ed_32 40+ years old created youtube back when we were still 20 something years old... My first system was an Atari 2600 and I have an Xbox S and a massively powerful computer system. Us 40+ people are the reason gaming is a thing and youtube!
Videosmarts!! You just unlocked a very dusty childhood memory but as soon as I saw the bear I yelled “teachin’ Teddy!” Also, I feel like the console knew if I got the correct answer because I remember the red caterpillar lighting up with a buzzer sound if I was wrong and the green lighting up with a bell sound if I was correct; but you’re correct that the tape continued playing just the same either way. Thanks for reminding me of one of my favorite childhood toys!
Saying that the PS1 had 8,000 games is stretching the truth a bit. It had 8,000 serial numbers. Each disc had a serial. Each repackaging had a serial. Each region had a serial. So if you want to count "Final Fantasy VII" as 21 games, you'll get that 8,000 number. But... Final Fantasy VII is not 21 games.
My top 5 in no order NES, Sega Genesis, SNES, Playstation one, Playstation 2, I have a feeling the next generation consoles may replace one of the above Game On Peeps!
Pac Man in the arcade was my first introduction to gaming. The first console I was able to play on was the Atari 2600. This brings back so many memories.
43:38 "Why did Tandy sell their console exclusively at Radio Shack?" Because Tandy was the parent company of Radio Shack. They'd been successfully selling their computers exclusively through Radio Shack for over a decade by that point and at the time there was at least one Radio Shack in every moderately-sized city in the country. They had no reason to think it'd fail due to inaccessibility because it wouldn't.
I was always a SEGA kid. Everything SEGA that came out I thought was just the greatest thing. I wanted the 32X sooo bad!! Bugged my mom, did chores, got a DAMN JOB at 11 yrs old. Finally got my 32X and this is when I learned life kinda sucks sometimes!! Thanks SEGA!!!
Yes! Disappoinment extreme! I was 18 and poor. Worked and saved and got one. Returned it since it sucked.......20some years later as a collector; I wish I had kept it (garbage upgrade or not).
Hot Damn that was a ride. I'm 52 and have been loving games for, well....ever. I've been there for most of these releases, and it was a joy to take a ride through this iconic list. I couldn't agree more with the PS2 taking out #1. I'm a collector and have dozens of ps2 console, plus hundreds upon hundreds of games for it. But I'm also a gamer, and it is still my mist played console today. **although the Switch is challenging since discovering Steam World Dig. Great work, team.
Enes Akbulut exactly theres so much good to work with but it’s underutilized. If it had virtual console games again and more complex online interaction and UI it could be perfect
A3JT may be right. Even though themes (and other features listed above) aren't available yet, that won't mean they won't be released at all. I mean, updates and games do take a lot of time to complete. Imagine what workload gaming companies have. Not only that, but pressure and stress is also prevalent in the gaming industry. And I mean, risks that fail can stuff up the console/game. Ok, so to summarize the waffling, stuff takes time to complete.
Not only that the Switch is popular. And it's not like Nintendo is gonna release another console in the next 3 years like it's previous consoles. They said they'll curb that tradition this gen. Just thought I'd put that in.
I’m halfway through and I had to stop and thank you for the effort you put into making this list. This isn’t just a list video, it’s a collection of video game history. I’m learning so much about something I engage with every day. You’ve done well boys AND GIRLS, cheers.
Don’t thank me you fucking asshole. Just enjoy the video jerkoff. No offense. That’s just how we talk we’re on from you piece of human garbage. God bless buddy!
I think it needs to be pointed out that for many us who bought a Playstation 2 on launch day, it had as much to do with the system also being a DVD player as it did the quality of the games. I had been looking to buy a DVD player in late 1999, but decided to hold off when I heard the PS2 would play DVDs.
Still remember playing Halo2 online for over 10 hours the day they shut down the servers. There were people still playing it a week later. Goodness that game had an impact. We ended up playing through halo 2 and ODST all day before we jumped into Halo 2 multiplayer online.
The fact that this has over a million views makes me so happy. So much love, time, effort and attention to detail was put into it, it deserves all the views.
2 year old yt upload and I've rewatched it like 6 times plus this time insane I haven't had a yt video be so compelling that I've rewatched it so many times...
One other benefit the PS2 had, in my opinion (not backed by any data) was that it was the first mainstream console that could also be used to watch movies, as a DVD player. It even had a fully-equipped first-party remote control available for it. This came at a time when DVD players were still relatively new and expensive, and the fact that the PS2 had the ability to play DVDs while also allowing you to play games (especially given its almost full backward-compatibility with PS1 games) was the biggest reason I decided to take the plunge and buy my PS2 even before there were any compelling games made specifically for it.
The only good thing about the Action Max is that the console's bootup/startup sequence is actually really cool and stylish. The synth jingle mixed with the visual sequence playing on the found-typography of the logo, with VHS film in the background and a chrome sheen on everything, are a good match. Shame it had to be the intro to that console in particular.
Dreamcast? No. Genesis? Absolutely. A lot of Dreamcast games were rushed a sloppy. People remember it fondly for the huge jump in graphical fidelity and the romanticism of a lost cause. That said, putting Xbox OG and 360 above Genesis is nuts. 360 as number 2? You gotta be kidding me. Most of the best games were released on PS3 at the same time. It barely had any exclusives. As far as systems go it's extremely forgettable.
@@sonnington1035 Maybe because you're not into fighting games: Dreamcast was pretty much the first home console to have arcade perfect convertions of huge arcade franchises (Most Notably: Street Fighter (2/3/Alpha), King of Fighters, MvC, SvC, Mortal Kombat, etc.), which by the time , considering most of these entrances were not featured in PS2 anthologies/collections for at least 5 years later (Some didnt ever had any PS2 port), was (and in some cases still is to this day) the best option to play arcade fighters at home for a reasonable price (unlike buffed pricy Neo-Geo from early 90s). That alone make DC a console that has aged way better than OG Xbox and GameCube, that either have'nt had many reasons to differentiate themselves from another options from the market (mainly PS2) neither give you a solid reason to play them today except good 1st party games, which DC also had as well. The same goes for Genesis considering it was the best option for an arcade oriented console for that era, while SNES was more suitable for home oriented genres, such as RPGs. Their rivalry was mainly famous due to the fact that each console had kind of a different niche and capabilities, almost as if they complemented each other. Overall, I got the impression the list based its position too much on US market success(hence the X360 being so high)
@@sonnington1035 yeah I always saw the 360 as a system remembered quite negatively by the gaming community. It's infamous for sh:tting out with the red ring of death. Yeah many people liked games on it but a LOT of people were fed up by how it was rushed. I think Microsoft kinda screwed up big time with that system so I think they're just looking at sales and that's just kind of a dumb way to oversimplify the topic. Edit: I suppose the switch hadn't sold over 100mil when this video was made though so I guess I kinda get it.
@@andrealves3104 exactly, that's my main takeaway too - they way oversimplified everything down to sales. It's the laziest way to approach this topic. I get reducing long forgotten systems down to sales but with ones that are very fresh in the public consciousness I think more nuanced discussion should've been had past "oh this one sold a lot" - and then they didn't even fully use that metric because the Nintendo switch has sold far more than most of the systems that came after it.
Wait 3 lunch breaks? Is this over the course of 3 days or 1 day. Sure 3 breaks but 3 lunch breaks? Who needs 3 lunch breaks for one day. Must be alot of over weight people working there
The ones you care about Xbox one 1:18:59 Sega Master System 1:23:54 Sega Saturn 1:25:03 Atari 2600 1:26:21 Wii U 1:27:24 Sega Dreamcast 1:28:32 Nintendo 64 1:29:44 Nintendo Gamecube 1:31:04 Sega Genesis 1:32:11 Nintendo Switch 1:33:28 NES 1:34:25 Xbox 1:35:32 Wii 1:36:39 PlayStation 4 1:37:46 SNES 1:38:54 PlayStation 1:40:00 PlayStation 3 1:40:55 Xbox 360 1:42:01 PlayStation 2 1:43:19
What a brilliant video and list. I never heard of most of these consoles and it was very interesting to hear about so many of them that faded into obscurity. Also, brilliant and witty narration.
Happy New Year to Ben & Tiny Peter Happy New Year to everyone else involved at Triple Jump. Happy New Year to all of the viewers & subscribers of the channel.
PS2 is the established GOAT, but I would've put the SNES at #2. The enduring nature of that console, and the way it had to beat back legitimate competition as well as the expectation of the predecessor that was SYNONYMOUS with video games to the average person, it remains an amazing job by the folks at Nintendo.
Buy it wasn't priced fairly at all. It was goddamn expensive. Even after the first price drop, wich was Almost a third of the release price. I still have 2 of em...
@@AdamTopCommenter i was just thinking this. my little brother got us one when i was a teenager. guitar hero was cool, but i just never felt that "x-factor", you know?
PS2, 3, and 4 all carried me through my childhood. I love the PlayStation’s to death and all of them made the top ten...really shows you how they have consistently hit it out of the park with everything aside from the Vita and the Move
The Vita is good though, sadly they marketed it with the whole mobile thingiemajig, and also the fact that smartphones where a thing at the point, so only people like me who dont want a smartphone would buy it >_
I just wanna say you guys are absolutely mad! Ranking every single console and having good editing and voiceover!?!?! We don't deserve your hard work. Everyone should be proud
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Was thinking the same thing, Kevin. For every dime a dozen pong clone, there were several engineers, developers, artists pouring their hearts into at least trying to make something people loved. Except for anything Philips, they were always trying to just make a quick buck it seemed.
I'm gonna keep this short and sweet. I'd put much higher weight on historical importance. As such my top 7 would have included the Atari 2600, the NES, and the Super NES. Without these three consoles, videogames may not have become a central part of so many homes. Your video is well-made and worth a watch btw.
Absolutely agree! Also in that spirit Sega Genesis/MegaDrive (Sega's Best!) and ColecoVision (First time we really thought we'd brought the arcade home) should both be higher.
Kinda funny how the Casio Loopy was pretty much the Bizarro Phillips CDi. The Casio Loopy was advertised as a videogame console, but was only well known as a sticker printer. The Phillips CDi was supposed to be a multimedia machine, but videogames were pretty much the only thing anyone bought for it.
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What did you make of our rankings? What else would you like to see us rank from worst to best? LET US KNOW!
Every single video game ever from worst to best
Every modern video game companies ranked from worst to best
@@redarmyofdeath1243 that's such a stupid idea. Do you have any idea how long it would be to rank the 236 games thats ever been made ? Dickhead
At some point a ranking off all the "worst games ever" games could be a bit of fun for long time fans. Bloody great list though!
Model 2 arcade games
The ps2 to xbox 360 era was such a great time to be a gamer.
Absolutely!!!
Can't argue. Those are the 2 systems I played on the most back in the day.
True
Lmao you can say that about literally any console generation, it was always a great time to be a gamer.
@@superlink235 Newer gen isn’t half as good
None of these consoles can hold a candle to the Soulja-boy.
PVP Station ftw
@@p_Hak that is a handheld
@@gamertygonl the Souljagame Fuze?
@@AG3N7_86 console
@@gamertygonl it is a console. A low budget one at that, but a Chinese manufactured console called the fuze
I'm an Atari 2600 kid, it was legendary in my eyes. I remember begging my dad for one but we didn't have a lot of money and, to be quite honest, he didn't really understand the whole game console idea. One day he came home with a giant box and inside it were two Atari 2600s and 53 games. To this day, 53 is still my lucky number. Apparently, my dad was at a garage sale in an affluent neighborhood looking for golf clubs and he found this box of goodies, which he bought for $10. The owner's son had gotten into big trouble and the dad was selling all his stuff to make a point...ouch. Needless to say, I became a very popular kid in the neighborhood. I remember seeing Super Mario on the NES for the first time and absolutely loosing my mind, it was a game changer. I was lucky that there were several other kids in my hood that were gamers as well so I got exposed to many of these systems: NES, SNES, Genesis, TurboGrafix 16, Neo Geo and many others. The one system that really stood out to me during this time was the Sega Genesis, I remember cutting yards so I could buy it, I was mesmerized by the Altered Beast commercial. I had countless hours of fun playing NBA Jam, Sonic the Hedgehog and Mortal Kombat (with blood!).
When I went to college in the late 90s I lived in a 250 sq ft efficiency apartment and I ended up with a Sega Saturn, which I bought at a pawn shop. I ordered a modem that plugged into the top port (Toys R Us had to order it from Japan) and I got an adapter for the second controller port, which allowed me to use a keyboard. The web browser was a CD and I remember there was only one internet service provider in Houston at that time that would support the setup. I remember surfing the web in 97' on my Sega Saturn and playing chess on sites like Caissa. In my opinion, the Sega Saturn was the most revolutionary system of all time. Later on, I used to buy used Dreamcasts from flea markets, fix them, and repackage them with games and controllers (anyone that knows the boot loader trick knows what I am talking about right now), which helped subsidize the income of a poor college student. Then of course, the original XBOX and Halo, a truly great time in my life. I remember countless LAN parties at my house, my friends bringing their own TV with them in the backs of the hoopties. Good times. I took a long break from gaming but I got back in a few years ago with the XBOX One S and I only play Call of Duty these days.
Truly great times in my life were spent with good friends around a console. I appreciate the ability to network with anyone in the world in an instant but it's just not the same as crushing your friend in Tecmo Super Bowl and watching his face in real-time. Long live the game console!
Getting printed stickers for achievements does honestly sound like a lovely idea 🤩
That would actually be dope if they were secure so if you saw someone with a tag you knew they got it legit .
Now im imagining how this could work, would it be of a trophy, of the screenshot, or of the name of the trophy, or would it be a weird mix
You sound like a child. GTFU
Lmao imagine a little printer dongle that printed stickers. Damn guys we just made a big idea
@@Funchannelyoutube Gameboy printer
My Grandma bought me a Dreamcast when it dropped. It was the first console I had brand new on launch day and I was the coolest kid on the block for about 6 months. Love you Grandma 🙏🏾 🕊
Dreamcast still my top 5 consoles
you should got the BB adapter
@@Bewefauwhat is the BB adapter?
@@jeroenboth167 board band.adapter Rj45 the common one that comes with most systems was Rj11
@garbage7238 thanks 😁
5:12 Hideo Kojima confused by "We WATCH movies and we PLAY games" that was subtly hilarious 🤣🤣
...atari .2600....a dot chasing a dot.....a dot jumping a dit.....a dash running around another dot......
So I'm not the only one that suffered through Death Stranding's ending? Even mentioning it on Reddit summons a tsunami of pretentious "you don't get it, it's art!" comments.
it's not subtle. it's a straight-forward joke.
David Cage should have been there too, with several more question marks above his head.
back a time we played movies, now we watch games...
Nice video with many exotic consoles that were previously unknown to me.
The video is now 3 years old. 3 years ago the Switch game library was still under construction.
Today I would rank the switch higher, as it currently offers the best overall package of retro gaming, indie titles and exclusive games for me.
Today, the Switch is nipping at the PS2's heels for the number one spot. It can very well beat it.
@@MrNeosantanadidn't it beat it already? Or it beat the Wii sales number?
EDIT: Nope, but it did beat the Wii, the Gameboy, the PS1 and PS4. it's really close to the DS numbers
@@melpmaz7041 it's gotten so successful that there's a rumor that Nintendo delayed the successor to 2025 just so they can get the Switch's ultimate victory
I don’t think I’d be half way as passionate when it comes to gaming if I hadn’t owned a PlayStation 2 growing up, absolute gang changer
X-Box One in 22nd: "Meh...yeah, I guess it's possible."
Pico in 21st: "OUCH!"
I guess it's hard to assess the "failure" of the XBox One... I'm a Sony fan myself and was going for the PS4 at launch, it's library being the main reason... Except for Cuphead, I realky don't find XBox exclusives appealing tbh... I don't say the same for the two previous Xbox consoles, great in their own right... But consoles sell on their exclusives and XBox just didn't cut it for me
@@Petu1987 personally I've always been introverted and I don't have many freinds, the xbox live is what had me sold. You can't get the same amazing online experience with pns. Iv'e made genuine friends doing what I love, and I still stand by the xbox1 as being the better console.
tl;dr - most ps4 exclusives are single player, I don't like that
@@ethanpagan9037 that's definitely a great reason!
idk i play my xbox every day and have 45 days and 16 hours on forza horizon 4 which is 1096 hours and with forza horizon 3 with 1262 hours forza my favorite racing game that i play daily and halo 5 was cool with its random multiplayer fun the reason i dont play halo that much is mostly because no fov slider but the ui is so good with costomization and its never had issues
@@Silvyya not to 1up you but I got over 100 days on minecraft xbox one edition lol
1st generation: >900 consoles
8th generation: 4 consoles
In many alternate timeline some of those consoles are the new top 4
That's how it usually goes when an industry is establishing itself. Like with phones, cameras, cars, etc, there will be so many companies putting out products at first to claw at the market share, but decades later it'll be down to a select number of companies for each niche of the market.
Well i prefer 4 very good consoles than 900 shitty consoles you know?
@@buggyking2523 in alternative timeline gizmondo was #1 system ....#1 game was Momma may I mow the lawn.
@@darklex5150 But instead you have 4 shitty consoles
I have to admit that some of the most fun I ever had gaming was on the Sega Genesis. So many good games and good multi-player titles.
must've been a humongous job putting this video together. very well done!
Gotta admire the dedication and passion that TripleJump has to be able to make such MASSIVE video game ranking lists.
These long videos must take an absolute ton of work to complete, god my head hurts just thinking about the VO recording and editing itself (not to mention the actual video edit and compiling all this footage). You two (and those working behind the scenes) are just incredible at getting this stuff done. Congrats on an incredible year at Triple Jump, it’s been a pleasure to go along for the ride with you.
Keep up the amazing work boys.
@Jose Moran what did you expect? *It's almost two hours long*
When you said there was a big list coming out I didn't expect it to be this huge. Respect, guys!
Thanks for wasting my time. I wanted to know what was better between fallout 4 or goldeneye. It would've been more useful if you shit on my head
@@aaroncoleman3277 what?
Aaron Coleman you didn’t have to watch. You chose to.
@@ryansmith-jr4gn I'm thinking he missed the word console and thought they had somehow ranked every game? It's the only explanation I can come up with for his idiocy.
@@Dave_ja_vu it was a fucking joke you moron.
I actually really liked the sega Saturn 🪐
The system didn’t have a lot of depth to it in terms of games but it felt like a pioneer of next generation gaming at the time.
Playing virtual fighter on that 3D resolution was a new experience for me as a kid and it set the stage for much more polished systems to come.
To this day I still whip out the Saturn sometimes
Saturn is one of the few consoles I never had. I had genesis and then ps1. I never even seen a Saturn in person until a couple years after I got my playstation. With that said I was fairly impressed by it once I seen it. I only remember they had the original tomb raider which i owned on ps1 but i realized even then that the Saturn had been a pioneer to that era of gaming.
Saturn had plenty of depth. So unique
The Saturn is actually a pretty interesting console that back then I passed upon for the PlayStation, but over the years now I’ve seen that it was actually a very good console, but only if you look at its Japanese library which had some cracking title, such as radiant silver gun
@@Adamtendo_player_1 I had a lot of good memories with Saturn. As a kid it was pretty revolutionary to see a system tap in to 3D tech when I was used to 2D Nintendo.
The Saturn actually had far more depth than people realised or gave it credit for, because unfortunately most kids and people dismissed it in favour of the PS1, often without ever playing on one. I've always much preferred it to the PS1 (in fact, it's still my favourite machine ever). The console had better all round 3D and 2D, and when the machine was pushed to its capability, it was at least the equal of the PS, or even better (Panzer Dragoon Saga/Zwei, Nights, Virtua Fighter 2, Duke Nukem 3D, Quake, Sega Rally were incredible looking, let alone playing). Great RPGs, arcade conversions, first person shooters, fighting games galore, I love it.
Don't get me wrong, I've got into the PSX a bit more in recent years, but lists like this often seem to cater to public opinion/popularity (I cannot understand how the PS3 is rated as the third best machine ever). Then again, it's subjective, so each to their own. What I love is that the retro scene is getting some wonderful support nowadays.
This is a GREAT look into all the systems!!! Awesome job!
as a man in my early 50s and being a gamer since day 1 i find this very nostalgic and compelling I think its brilliantly done and researched and the showing of those old consoles mindblowing congrats to the people involved
I am 55 and still have my Atari 26 , bought new in 1978, my intellivision given to me as cristmas present 1981 (I think), and my Sega Genesis, bought in early 90's. I still get out the Genesis for my grandson to play when he comes to visit. Those were great systems. I still buy games occasionaly for them.
Yay PS2 'won' .... not
I'm 51, been at the same job for 20 years and I've never outgrown how much I've always loved to play a great video game. And over the decades I've had my mind blown away so many times by how much better and more powerful the newest systems always got. Super Nintendo blew me away. The original Playstation blew me away, PS2 rocked my world and I've been playing Wipeout ever since.The first time I played the Wipeout Omega Collection in VR on my PS4 Pro just might be the single most amazing gaming experience I've ever had. I can't wait to see just how far a leap forward the PS5 and PSVR2 turn out to be.
David Sapir what are the chances of someone out growing video games
@@professortubby23 For me...zero.
When I was in middle school, my mom surprised my little brother and I with an Atari 2600 - well, really the Sears branded version of it - and it was quite amazing and remarkable. After watching this, there are SO MANY other directions she could have gone in the late 70s - I am impressed she chose that one. We loved it
The Colecovision was actually a very good console and today it makes for a smart collector retro system to own. Games are still being made for it.
Really? Still? Who's still making the games?
That was a dope system in its time though.
The 360 is what really solidified my presence in gaming, and it introduced me to some of my favorite games and franchises. I remember spending my whole weekends at my friends house so we could play xbox before my family had enough money to afford one.
360 was my first dive into online gaming and I remember it mostly for that. However, it was also the only console that ever died on me (2 times due to the red ring of death).
What a sad start to gaming, Xbox 360 ruined my first gaming experience. You should've went Playstation brother
What happened to the Sega Dreamcast was tragic. I had one. It was a great system. The graphics were smooth, unlike previous systems where they were a bit choppy. And it had some good games. It was just too little too late.
It was too little too early imo.
I loved the system but once I got the ps2 it was basically obsolete
It’s lack of dvd rom drive and the inclusion of one in a PS2 was the end of it. They sold well before the PS2 announced that and especially before the PS2 shipped.
Same story as the sega master system. There were those who thought thier nes was the best. And those who knew thier master system was the best
@@georgefremd1802 Yeah, NES had a way with really butchering a good arcade game.
Me: 2 a.m. in the morning lets go to bed
TH-cam algorithm: here ya go, enjoy da ride
It's 2:10AM help me
Ssme
Bruh that literally happened to me last night.
I just watch this, the whole thing and it's 05.28 🤷🏽♂️
1:43am.....lol
Fantastic channel, so dense with quality. Kudos to the effort you put into your fantastic videos. Subscribed.
Both the Wii and the Wii U are extremly underrated, I’m glad you like them
Only this channel could produce a list video that's nearly 2h long of which every moment is entertaining.
Absolute mad lads, all of you.
After 20 minutes I realized, this video is like 2 hour!!!
Me too 😂
Me after 2 minutes... Bye
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yes
Damn Matt, why are you so cranky? Did you miss your nap time? Chill out.
There is no answer for number 1 other than the PS2. It wasn't even mentioned two of the biggest features: backwards compatibility for PS1 games :o, and the ability to play DVDs which may not sound like a big deal but DVD players at the time were insanely expensive.
Congratulations,on a list that,as long and,as comprehensive as it was,you presented beautifully.,even for myself,who was never a big gamer (I began watching,merely to see where some of the better known models placed,on the list).
(Also,nice to see the old Intellivision brought up,along the way)
Well done,and,beautifully presented with such good humour,throughout...it certainly,didn't SEEM like 1:45 in length,and,I mean that as nothing but a compliment.
My heart aches for the Dreamcast everyday RIP
Me too bro, me too.
I had one. Paid less than £80 for it and had around 50 odd games. Quake 3 Arena, Crazy Taxi, Soul Caliber and Sonic were all favourites. Even had the gun so I could play House of the Dead as well
You can get online again, i played pso this morning
Still have mine. It had great games, very fun console
I remember when ps2 came out, i had the dreamcast at the time although i was very impressed with gta3 when i did buy one i didn't think it was graphically a better machine. Infact i remember thinking this down right sucks compared with dc
I remember being 11 years old in 1991 and going to a “rich relatives” house one night and they had a Neo Geo. Everyone was blown away by it and he had to brag about the cost.
I'm was 10 yrs old in 1991. I remember I would have done anything to have the arcade on my tv. Street Fighter 2 was my fave game but wasn't on the NeoGeo. I dribble at the look of games like Art of Fighting, King of Fighters and Samurai Showdown! I think I heard the games were about 200 each 🤷🏽♂️
Good for him
....yeah but later on SNES games got as good as NEO GEO people say and cost $60. Neo Geo games were $100 or $200 each....
@@popeyejones9256
NeoGeo were 200-300 each.
The thing about neo geo was the weight of the game cartridges! Could knock a horse out with one! Lol. Nothing more awesome than playing a arcade version of metal slug at home or king of fighters! Never could afford one but a buddy had one and circuit city had their playable ones up!
When I relay what I've learned from this channel I say "I was watching a documentary " hope its ok and thanks for the best channel ever 😀 you guys(and gals) are truly gaming legends
Fantastic video. I am beyond lucky to have grown up in the best age of gaming. I cut my teeth on the Master System and it will always be my favorite. Sure other later systems were supior but the emotional side, playing the Master System with my older sister, sitting on a water bed and staring at the lava lamp will never be replicated. Great video, much respect.
To show your dedication to the PS2 you should do “Every PS2 Game Ever Ranked”. The video would be at the very least 5 hours long but it would be a feat one has ever truly accomplished
Figuring an average of 30 seconds per entry (for reference, just to go back and get the total of roughly 4500 games I timed the XBox 360 at roughly 1 minute 20 seconds) it'd be closer to 35 hours.
Jeff Carbone Even better
PS2 had a lot of cross platform stuff that were the inferior versions to the more powerful XBox and Gamecube versions. So just stick to exclusives, I think my favorite exclusive for PS2 which has since been made for other consoles in future generations was Okami. It was at the time, Sony's answer to Zelda and it was awesome.
@@hepwo91222 7yybggg6y6gb6get was by6
Klonoa 2, Ratchet and Clank, Sly Cooper, Mega Man X8, etc.
This list is like a horror movie, where I’m tensely waiting for the Wii U to show up.
I love that it ended up being super higher up in the list, beating the xbox one even was unexpected lol. Wii U had a lot of good games with high metacritic score so I'm sure that helped
Preston Graff wii u is super underrated
Wii U is a great console with great games. Unfortunately it wasn't that sucessful it should have been.
Pretty sure it didn't sell well because they didn't explain wth it was, nobody understood it was a new console and not some kind of product/addon for the Wii.
I will always defend the Wii U. Theres a reason some of the best games for Switch are Wii U ports.
Mate you have put a lot of effort making this video.. u deserve all the views u get fair play to ya. And ur a funny guy
Crazy to think we put a man on the moon ,but the only video game we could muster was Pong lol
Love when I discover a new channel that has hours of backlog to enjoy.
Same! This is a really good one too
I've been enjoying your mom's backlog
@@dallaselgin2636 Stealing this comment!!! 👏👏👏
Backlog is an understatement 😂
Obviously haven't watched it yet, but just wanted to thank James for his immense effort editing the ridiculously long video! Now, back to work dic...wait, that's not right...
Number 1 is exactly correct. I still have two of them. For something so old, they are still relatively modern. Both of mine are networked, are outfitted with hard drives, can load and save into the cloud, and STILL are getting new games from the community. Impressive for 22 years old.
23:16 That mountain looks like it’s taking the Double D.
I can't imagine how long this took to make.
Unquestionably passionate on the subject
If it's 1 hour long maybe 2 weeks
Too long ..... especially to get to the 'winner' lmao
Too many consoles it should've been narrowed down to less consoles or a smaller number of consoles
Isn't "a smaller number of consoles" literally the definition of "less consoles"?
The amount of work that went into categorizing these consoles is amazing. I would have shoved the first 60 of these into last place.
and now you gotta sort all of the last places.
@@kalvenzander4710 this man put the Sega Pico an educational consoles over the Neo Geo which plays some of the greatest arcade games ever and the Xbox One☠️ ☠️ ☠️
As a 35+ years gamer, I suddenly feel like a poser considering I hadn't even heard of most of these! This was excellent. Thank you!
I must admit there was one console I had not heard of before, but then, I am a mad collector of vintage consoles and already own all but a couple on this list.
I like how they casually snuck in Little Britain at 1:44:36.
So many obscure console I've never heard of before in this video.
As somebody who watches a hecking amount of Fact Hunt, I'm ready to still be surprised.
Yeah it gives a lot of us a greater understanding of the collapse of gaming in 1983 and why so many thought of video games as nothing more than gimmicks, because most of them were
Like fairchild channel F, probably the earliest example of companies that didn't do video games, just doing video games (besides Nintendo, which I THINK was a playing card company at the time, making a pong machine). Fairchild made Semiconductors and chips and then they just made this console out of nowhere.
@ladawg81 what about the console that had so many crappy games that cause the game industry failure...the Atari 2600 and the infamous et game and Pac man game......they got greedy and make too many me too games....
Same
The Switch, though for me, might take over the Super Nintendo as my all time favorite console. The sheer variety of first party exclusives, indie titles, third party AAA ports and classic/retro games with the ability to play them anywhere make it quite the enjoyable console.
Switch like my 4th. You cant even send invitations. And the joycons booty. Besides thats its amazing
Lol.
Switch might make my top 5 consoles if they release a Pro with better controllers and a better dock. Plus better hardware
I don't think the switch will replace snes as 1, snes is 1 and I'm not sure where switch ranks for me. But I do love it
If they made ebery snes gsme available on switch and made some controllers for it like they did nes then it would be forced to pass the snes as best for me. But the only reason it would would be because of the snes. So when you consider it it would still be the snes
I had the Xbox 360 and ps2 then. It was difficult to pick my most preferred but I can say for the sheer size of the game library the ps2 was the king.
A lot of xbox/ps2 games were on the 360. Splinter cell double agent is an example of where the game is massively better on the 360.
SEGA Mega Drive deserves the top 10 spot, it’s library was very unique and offered a mature approach to gaming, it had a profound effect on the industry
Yes Megadrive was the first one that gave me that arcade feel, then it was NEO GEO.
Yes
Top 10? Top 3.
Top 5 for sure, the megadrive was so good.
The Mega Drive is my second favourite console after the PS2 that’s for sure, it’s very dear to me with Streets of Rage 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, Ristar, Rocket Knight Adventures, Street Fighter 2, the list goes on.
I want an AVGN episode about some of the REALLY obscure console near the bottom of this list.
Trust me, they are nearly impossible to get.
@@darklex5150 I mean... If he could get his hands on a real NWC cart for an episode, would anything else really be too hard to get?
I can't believe that I sat through almost 2 hours of video to finally hear the #1 spot that I could have already told you before the video even started... PS2! I still have mine and I still play it! What a great console!
I sold mine when I was 12 and bought a used one off Craigslist when I was 22. It's that great of a console.
@@michaeljahrling5805 Next to that I'd have to say the SNES, I still have mine with about a dozen games. I'm only missing about 4 for that collection. As for the PS2 another reason it is great is I can also play all of my PS1 games such as FFVII, FFVII, FFIX, FF Tactics, Star Ocean, Legend of Dragoon, Castle Vania: Symphony of the Night, Battle Ogre, Diablo, Parasite Eve 1 & 2, Resident Evil 1 & 2, Tony Hawk 3, Cool Boarders 3 or 4, Intelligent Cube, and a few others great titles!!! I also have about 20 - 30 PS2 Games: Final Fantasy X, X-2, XII, Star Ocean, LOTR 1,2,3 & Third Age, Castle Vania, Gauntlet, Kingdom Hearts 1&2, Ultimate Alliance, God of War 1 & 2, Guitar Hero 2,3 World Tour, & Metallica, Resident Evil 4, Silent Hill games, Okami, a handful of Madden Games, Tiger Woods PGA Tour, several Tony Hawk games, Sega's Sonic Collection, Battlefield 2: Modern Combat (Online gameplay was great, 90% reason why I played it, it's still a fun game to play offline), 007, Black, Viewtiful Joe 1 & 2, The Suffering 1&2, Siren, Trapt, Risk, World Series of Poker, and a few others...
Agreed, it was very obvious considering how well it sold, it’s long shelf life, and how many amazing games that the PS2 library featured!
I have my PS2 and my silver PS2 Slim, wouldn’t ever get rid of them, part of history.
Spoilers, neat! Guess ill just die now. Thanks
For everybody wondering, the Dick Smith Wizzard is called that because it was released by Dick Smith Electronics, a company founded by Richard "Dick" Smith. He's a pretty prolific businessman and is well known in Australia. He definitely has a sense of humour about his name too, he sold a brand of matches called "Dickheads" and created a TV commercial using the slogan "I love Dick" although it was banned before it ever aired.
I am a Nintendo DIE HARD, but even I have a PS2. You get access to a brand new catalog of games at a good price, backward compatibility with PS1 AND a DVD player which were expensive in their own right back in 2000. An absolute slam dunk.
Price at launch:
PS3 sweats nervously
Hello Haward it wasn’t even that much. Both the series X and PS5 will be $600
@@ripetika1600 Sony is aiming to sell the PS5 as cheap as possible, so I don't think $600 is what they are aiming for.
@@ripetika1600 "it wasn't even that much" it definitely was at the time. This is the era where the economy was getting back onto its feet and people were still picky on what to buy. Also, comparing the price to next gen which is much more advanced in hardware should speak volumes on how overpriced the ps3 was at the time.
Jay WalkZ it cost Sony $800 to manufacture each console, them selling it at $600 is still loosing money. The PS3 was much more powerful than the Xbox 360, that’s why it cost more than the 360
Rip Etika they then reduced the manufacturing costs by 70% making it profitable for them
As a gamer since 1978 and still going strong today, this was very entertaining to say the least.
I legit thought that 40+ people didn't touch TH-cam
@@eclipse_ed_32 Ignorance of youth.
1978 I was still pissing my bed.
Didn't turn gamer until 1997 when I could afford to buy my own game with my own money.
@@eclipse_ed_32 40+ years old created youtube back when we were still 20 something years old... My first system was an Atari 2600 and I have an Xbox S and a massively powerful computer system. Us 40+ people are the reason gaming is a thing and youtube!
Yup ignorance of youth.
Much like the narrator saying "Ball-ee" instead of "bally".
Embarrassing. And very true, to the last commenter.
Videosmarts!! You just unlocked a very dusty childhood memory but as soon as I saw the bear I yelled “teachin’ Teddy!” Also, I feel like the console knew if I got the correct answer because I remember the red caterpillar lighting up with a buzzer sound if I was wrong and the green lighting up with a bell sound if I was correct; but you’re correct that the tape continued playing just the same either way. Thanks for reminding me of one of my favorite childhood toys!
Saying that the PS1 had 8,000 games is stretching the truth a bit. It had 8,000 serial numbers. Each disc had a serial. Each repackaging had a serial. Each region had a serial. So if you want to count "Final Fantasy VII" as 21 games, you'll get that 8,000 number. But... Final Fantasy VII is not 21 games.
yeah, I was wondering about that bc I could've sworn it had less games than the ps2 and yep.. it only has 3,000. bit of an oversight there.
My top 5 in no order NES, Sega Genesis, SNES, Playstation one, Playstation 2, I have a feeling the next generation consoles may replace one of the above Game On Peeps!
The PS2 ranked a bit lower than I was expecting
Fax
What you said doesn't make any sense. It's WORST to BEST. The ps2 ranked as the BEST.
The Unknown Show You are slow.
@@NYCHeavyHitz212 What?
@@ReadingWithJT He's taking the piss. It's a joke.
Pac Man in the arcade was my first introduction to gaming. The first console I was able to play on was the Atari 2600. This brings back so many memories.
43:38 "Why did Tandy sell their console exclusively at Radio Shack?"
Because Tandy was the parent company of Radio Shack. They'd been successfully selling their computers exclusively through Radio Shack for over a decade by that point and at the time there was at least one Radio Shack in every moderately-sized city in the country. They had no reason to think it'd fail due to inaccessibility because it wouldn't.
I was always a SEGA kid. Everything SEGA that came out I thought was just the greatest thing. I wanted the 32X sooo bad!! Bugged my mom, did chores, got a DAMN JOB at 11 yrs old. Finally got my 32X and this is when I learned life kinda sucks sometimes!!
Thanks SEGA!!!
Bro same.
That 32X took my soul, the Saturn crushed it.
Remember Sega channel I had that shit for light a month currently that shit was expensive Some can say it was the original online gaming
Yes! Disappoinment extreme!
I was 18 and poor. Worked and saved and got one. Returned it since it sucked.......20some years later as a collector; I wish I had kept it (garbage upgrade or not).
@@siege824s8 I had Sega Channel, it was awesome. Crazy to think how it was using a cable internet connection in the time of barely functional dial-up.
@@UncleUncleRj Sega was way ahead of its time so much that it may have been it's downfall
i love the fact that “London Racer 2” and “Little Britain” were flashed up on screen when mentioning favorites of the Playstation 2
Pure gemstones... obviously
Me: "wait they can't possibly mean every single console ever made?"
Me after clicking: "Yup"
All consoles not bookmarked:
1:00:34 Sega 32X
1:01:34 Amiga CD32
1:02:44 Fujitsu FM Towns Marty 1993
1:03:46 Atari 7800 1986
1:04:46 SNK NeoGeo CD 1994
1:05:36 Sega SG-1000 1983
1:06:39 Phillips CD-I 1991
1:07:43 Magnavox odyssey 2 1978
1:08:52 NEC TurboGrafx-CD 1988
1:10:16 3DO interactive multiplayer 1993
1:11:29 SNK Neo Geo AES 1990
1:12:52 Mattel Intellivision 1980
1:13:54 Ouya 2013
1:15:11 Nintendo Satellaview 1995
1:16:27 Collecovision 1982
1:17:35 Sega CD 1991
1:19:00 Xbox one
1:20:17 Sega Pico 1993
1:21:21 Turbo Grafx 16 1987
1:22:37 Nintendo Family computer disk system 1986
1:23:57 Sega Master System 1985
1:25:04 Sega Saturn 1994
1:26:22 Atari 2600 1977
1:27:25 Wii U 2012
1:28:33 Sega Dreamcast 1998
1:29:46 Nintendo 64 1996
1:31:05 Nintendo Gamecube 2001
1:32:12 SEGA GENESIS 1988
1:33:29 nintendo Switch 2017
1:34:28 NES 1983
1:35:34 Xbox original
1:36:41 Nintendo Wii 2006
1:37:47 PS4 2013
1:38:55 SNES 1990
1:40:00 PS1 1994
1:40:58 PS3 2006
1:42:00 XBOX 360 2005
1:43:20 PS2 2000
Hot Damn that was a ride. I'm 52 and have been loving games for, well....ever. I've been there for most of these releases, and it was a joy to take a ride through this iconic list.
I couldn't agree more with the PS2 taking out #1.
I'm a collector and have dozens of ps2 console, plus hundreds upon hundreds of games for it.
But I'm also a gamer, and it is still my mist played console today.
**although the Switch is challenging since discovering Steam World Dig.
Great work, team.
*most played
@@kurbii5216 thank you, Sir. 👏
You know you can get an amazing PS2 emulator on the PC. I completed R-Type Final the other day and loved it!
The switch with home menu themes, party chat, and invites would be absolutely incredible
Hell yeah! That would go over so well with us! They did themes on the 3DS, why not the Switch?
Ben Stevens they are planning on releasing more other than black and white
Enes Akbulut exactly theres so much good to work with but it’s underutilized. If it had virtual console games again and more complex online interaction and UI it could be perfect
A3JT may be right. Even though themes (and other features listed above) aren't available yet, that won't mean they won't be released at all. I mean, updates and games do take a lot of time to complete. Imagine what workload gaming companies have. Not only that, but pressure and stress is also prevalent in the gaming industry. And I mean, risks that fail can stuff up the console/game.
Ok, so to summarize the waffling, stuff takes time to complete.
Not only that the Switch is popular. And it's not like Nintendo is gonna release another console in the next 3 years like it's previous consoles. They said they'll curb that tradition this gen.
Just thought I'd put that in.
If you say Co-lek-oh one more time...
So many PS2 memories. I still play the emulator. And it is a reminder of a pretty good overall decade. Games still hold up.
I’m halfway through and I had to stop and thank you for the effort you put into making this list. This isn’t just a list video, it’s a collection of video game history. I’m learning so much about something I engage with every day. You’ve done well boys AND GIRLS, cheers.
Don’t thank me you fucking asshole. Just enjoy the video jerkoff.
No offense. That’s just how we talk we’re on from you piece of human garbage.
God bless buddy!
"and girls"
Lmao, simp much?
Massive props to all of you guys for putting this together. I can't even imagine how much time it took. Great video!
SNES is the real G.O.A.T.
I think it needs to be pointed out that for many us who bought a Playstation 2 on launch day, it had as much to do with the system also being a DVD player as it did the quality of the games. I had been looking to buy a DVD player in late 1999, but decided to hold off when I heard the PS2 would play DVDs.
+1 DVD is why I ultimately chose Xbox over GameCube (and I was Nintendo loyalists up to that point).
I still play my Xbox 360 almost everyday on Xbox Live, I love how they've kept most of the servers up and running.
Except I can’t download back mk9 after deleting it
Saved Life how tf is it not fried I’m on my third one
dodgers ALL day I've had a few of them too, currently have an Elite.
Yes
Still remember playing Halo2 online for over 10 hours the day they shut down the servers. There were people still playing it a week later. Goodness that game had an impact. We ended up playing through halo 2 and ODST all day before we jumped into Halo 2 multiplayer online.
The fact that this has over a million views makes me so happy. So much love, time, effort and attention to detail was put into it, it deserves all the views.
I had to watch this in 3 sittings, and I completely agree. Complete respect for TripleJump!
@matt fahringer you’re a better man than me
@matt fahringer I watched this in half a sitting. How does that work? I watched another of their long ranking videos right after. Gottem!
2 year old yt upload and I've rewatched it like 6 times plus this time insane I haven't had a yt video be so compelling that I've rewatched it so many times...
One other benefit the PS2 had, in my opinion (not backed by any data) was that it was the first mainstream console that could also be used to watch movies, as a DVD player. It even had a fully-equipped first-party remote control available for it. This came at a time when DVD players were still relatively new and expensive, and the fact that the PS2 had the ability to play DVDs while also allowing you to play games (especially given its almost full backward-compatibility with PS1 games) was the biggest reason I decided to take the plunge and buy my PS2 even before there were any compelling games made specifically for it.
“Number 92”
What the hell
TheMehgend same 😭
92nd like by me.^^
What?
@itgel ireedui then the video would be like a 2 days long
@33:08 NEC Turbo Grafx-16 was sold in Canada as well.
The only good thing about the Action Max is that the console's bootup/startup sequence is actually really cool and stylish. The synth jingle mixed with the visual sequence playing on the found-typography of the logo, with VHS film in the background and a chrome sheen on everything, are a good match. Shame it had to be the intro to that console in particular.
21:52 I'm genuinely surprised that this hasn't become a meme yet. What on Earth?
I remember this, it's a fun trick question referenced in the movie, as if it doesn't take that "no" for an answer.
If it's not a meme shoot ur shot and make it one amigo i believe in you
When you find out your tinder match is over 6 foot.
A nice almost 2 hour list featuring both Ben and Peter what a way to start 2020
San Andreas, MGS 3, and NBA Street Vol. 2 were my favorite PS2 games
Genesis and Dreamcast would’ve definitely made it in the top 10
Dreamcast? No. Genesis? Absolutely. A lot of Dreamcast games were rushed a sloppy. People remember it fondly for the huge jump in graphical fidelity and the romanticism of a lost cause. That said, putting Xbox OG and 360 above Genesis is nuts. 360 as number 2? You gotta be kidding me. Most of the best games were released on PS3 at the same time. It barely had any exclusives. As far as systems go it's extremely forgettable.
@@sonnington1035 Maybe because you're not into fighting games: Dreamcast was pretty much the first home console to have arcade perfect convertions of huge arcade franchises (Most Notably: Street Fighter (2/3/Alpha), King of Fighters, MvC, SvC, Mortal Kombat, etc.), which by the time , considering most of these entrances were not featured in PS2 anthologies/collections for at least 5 years later (Some didnt ever had any PS2 port), was (and in some cases still is to this day) the best option to play arcade fighters at home for a reasonable price (unlike buffed pricy Neo-Geo from early 90s).
That alone make DC a console that has aged way better than OG Xbox and GameCube, that either have'nt had many reasons to differentiate themselves from another options from the market (mainly PS2) neither give you a solid reason to play them today except good 1st party games, which DC also had as well.
The same goes for Genesis considering it was the best option for an arcade oriented console for that era, while SNES was more suitable for home oriented genres, such as RPGs. Their rivalry was mainly famous due to the fact that each console had kind of a different niche and capabilities, almost as if they complemented each other.
Overall, I got the impression the list based its position too much on US market success(hence the X360 being so high)
@@sonnington1035 yeah I always saw the 360 as a system remembered quite negatively by the gaming community. It's infamous for sh:tting out with the red ring of death. Yeah many people liked games on it but a LOT of people were fed up by how it was rushed. I think Microsoft kinda screwed up big time with that system so I think they're just looking at sales and that's just kind of a dumb way to oversimplify the topic.
Edit: I suppose the switch hadn't sold over 100mil when this video was made though so I guess I kinda get it.
@@andrealves3104 exactly, that's my main takeaway too - they way oversimplified everything down to sales. It's the laziest way to approach this topic. I get reducing long forgotten systems down to sales but with ones that are very fresh in the public consciousness I think more nuanced discussion should've been had past "oh this one sold a lot" - and then they didn't even fully use that metric because the Nintendo switch has sold far more than most of the systems that came after it.
Watched this over 3 lunch breaks at work - enjoyed every second of it - thanks!
@matt if only I could have done the same, ah well
Wait 3 lunch breaks? Is this over the course of 3 days or 1 day. Sure 3 breaks but 3 lunch breaks? Who needs 3 lunch breaks for one day. Must be alot of over weight people working there
@@jeffreymark475 over 3 days, I'm not that lucky to have 3 lunch breaks in 1 day!
DUDE YOUR LUCKY I ONLY HAVE 2 SMALL LUNCHES AT HOME
@matt you posted cringe, dude
The ones you care about
Xbox one 1:18:59
Sega Master System 1:23:54
Sega Saturn 1:25:03
Atari 2600 1:26:21
Wii U 1:27:24
Sega Dreamcast 1:28:32
Nintendo 64 1:29:44
Nintendo Gamecube 1:31:04
Sega Genesis 1:32:11
Nintendo Switch 1:33:28
NES 1:34:25
Xbox 1:35:32
Wii 1:36:39
PlayStation 4 1:37:46
SNES 1:38:54
PlayStation 1:40:00
PlayStation 3 1:40:55
Xbox 360 1:42:01
PlayStation 2 1:43:19
I actually would enjoy it if the PS5 had a sticker printer.
Placing the Ouya above the Neo-Geo and the Turbografx-CD is a really really REALLY mad take.
What a brilliant video and list. I never heard of most of these consoles and it was very interesting to hear about so many of them that faded into obscurity. Also, brilliant and witty narration.
♥
Happy New Year to Ben & Tiny Peter
Happy New Year to everyone else involved at Triple Jump.
Happy New Year to all of the viewers & subscribers of the channel.
PS2 is the established GOAT, but I would've put the SNES at #2. The enduring nature of that console, and the way it had to beat back legitimate competition as well as the expectation of the predecessor that was SYNONYMOUS with video games to the average person, it remains an amazing job by the folks at Nintendo.
I'm going to give this channel a chance. Don't let me down peeps
The PlayStation 2 was truly a phenomenon. Glad to have owned one.
It was a console seemingly everyone owned, even the types who weren't hardcore gamers. My gripe is I never felt a personal connection to it.
Buy it wasn't priced fairly at all. It was goddamn expensive. Even after the first price drop, wich was Almost a third of the release price. I still have 2 of em...
Everyone has one because it was the cheapest DVD at the time
@@AdamTopCommenter i was just thinking this. my little brother got us one when i was a teenager. guitar hero was cool, but i just never felt that "x-factor", you know?
I make sure to buy a PS2 every 3 months or so. My cupboard is completely full of them now
PS2, 3, and 4 all carried me through my childhood. I love the PlayStation’s to death and all of them made the top ten...really shows you how they have consistently hit it out of the park with everything aside from the Vita and the Move
The ps3 was kinda shit tho
The most successful and also the least interesting in my opinion
The Vita is good though, sadly they marketed it with the whole mobile thingiemajig, and also the fact that smartphones where a thing at the point, so only people like me who dont want a smartphone would buy it >_
@@felixpetajajarvi4469 no it’s not I had that console and ppl hate on it to much
SEGA, (SEG)Abandoning their Loyal Console Customers, did not hurt Sony/"enoS."
"You are not Red E" or "Girls are Red E to Flirt."
I just wanna say you guys are absolutely mad! Ranking every single console and having good editing and voiceover!?!?! We don't deserve your hard work. Everyone should be proud
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I watched the whole video, the first half was really sad, seeing every fruitless labor of love.
Pretty sure most of them were just labor of making money with video games popularity in the 80's/90's lol
@@seveneyes77 Seriously? I guess you weren't there at the time then...
Was thinking the same thing, Kevin. For every dime a dozen pong clone, there were several engineers, developers, artists pouring their hearts into at least trying to make something people loved.
Except for anything Philips, they were always trying to just make a quick buck it seemed.
@@sagebrushrepair Nintendo chose Phillips over Sony as spawned the PlayStation, clearly the biggest blunder in Nintendo History.
@matt fahringer touchy subject huh?
I'm gonna keep this short and sweet. I'd put much higher weight on historical importance.
As such my top 7 would have included the Atari 2600, the NES, and the Super NES. Without these three consoles, videogames may not have become a central part of so many homes.
Your video is well-made and worth a watch btw.
And what consoles would be switched up???
Absolutely agree! Also in that spirit Sega Genesis/MegaDrive (Sega's Best!) and ColecoVision (First time we really thought we'd brought the arcade home) should both be higher.
Sega broke nintendos horrible little monopoly that allowed them to treat developers like garbage with the genesis. It deserves more respect.
Agreed. Genesis and ps1 would be next after those 3.
Kids from today have no clue how vivid and multifarious early decades of computer entertainment were.
Kinda funny how the Casio Loopy was pretty much the Bizarro Phillips CDi. The Casio Loopy was advertised as a videogame console, but was only well known as a sticker printer. The Phillips CDi was supposed to be a multimedia machine, but videogames were pretty much the only thing anyone bought for it.