The SNES. It isn't really mine, it's my older brother's. It's been around since before I can recall anything.
Later came my brother's N64 a year or so after time of launch.
Next came my GBC.
Then the GBA.
The one non-Nintendo console I decided on that wasn't retro at time of purchase is a PS2, got it in 2002. My brother and I each have a 1/2 share of ownership.
Much, much later I got my PC. It's showing signs of age, but if it holds up for a couple more years I'll be fine.
Then came my original DS.
I bought a GBA SP and sold the old one because I liked backlights so much and wanted it for GBC games.
I got the Wii luckily very early on. 26 December 2006
The last console I "bought" was my DS lite. I didn't buy it, my dad got it free from work via a point system of some sort and gave it to me because the L button broke on the old one (thanks for breaking it, Metroid...)

Occasionally play these but I don't have one
Xbox 360
NES


Oddballs
Got an unwanted Genesis Nomad but it quickly fell apart. Bought a used Genesis to fill its void.
I got my own SNES at a thrift store so when my brother moves out I'll still be able to play my games
Got 2 broken Xboxes. First one had broken HDD, required to put a new one in (If it weren't for one stupid "feature" I wouldn't have needed to do it. Luckily Microsoft learned from that and removed that from the 360, so don't need to use unless DVD drive breaks. Odd, original xbox didn't need that for the DVD drive...), other Xbox was harvested for parts but can be rebuilt if I must not use what I had to to change the HDD. Not a good option since I use the 'd one mainly as a media center
Got an unwanted dreamcast but don't have any games

my mom had a nes when i was a kid i would play zelda. when i was five i got a clear game boy black and white with a pokemon red in it. then a couple of month later my sister got a n64 and i would play that. when i turned 7 i got a green blue game boy pocket and it had pokemon silver. on my tenth birthday i got a game boy advance purple. when i turned 12 i got a gamecube with metabots infinity. then gameboy advance sp. then gameboy micro (the aniversary edition which im quite proud of) then ps2 then nds then nds lite. then psp. dont get me wrong our family is not rich. most of the consols i got where second hand except for the micro and psp

well we had the snes and the sega when i was little. but im not sure which we had first. the first hand held bought just for me was a GBC pokemon edition XP i loves it. but the first system bought just for me was the ps1 with a back screen.

I had a super nintendo when i was 3. the n64 came out when i was 4. My favorite game for SNES was Super Mario All Stars.

counting portables- i got a gameboy advance for my seventh birthdday

not counting portables- my mom said if i got all A's I'd get a wii, and i did! shortly after i got a PS2 & 3

First System was a N64 back in 2000. I was Eight

GAME BOY COLOR

It's how I got into Pokemon
If I hadn't gotten a GameBoy color this post wouldn't exist

The first console I got is a Nes. Aaaah, pure 8-Bit paradise. Third generation. I still beleive the Nes is one of the best video games consoles.

I got a Gameboy Color and Playstation 1 on the same Christmas when I was 4, maybe 5. My introduction to Pokemon.

mine was a NES and still have it they are great lol

I remember playing Mega Man on the NES. A while after that, i got a N64 and Goldeneye(awesome.)Then, i got a GBA, and a DS. Lastly a GameCube,Wii,Xbox360.

PS1,then N64. I got them when I was about four years.

GameBoy Advance SP

The Nintendo 64. Back then I saw Excitebike 64 and fell in love with it. My dad got an N64 for me then.

I still have that old thing. It works perfectly, and even better than my Wii used to work (before I got it repaired a few days ago D:).

My first game system was the Nintendo 64. It still works perfectly but you need to be extra careful with it. the game freezes up easily.

mine freezes when I touch the cartridge

N64

The memories :3

Mine was a black coloured GBA. I got it when i was ten. I still have it now but the D pad of my GBA spoiled though.

I got a Gameboy pocket when I was six. Shortly after, I got a N64. My first gameboy game was some Starwars game that really sucked. My first N64 game was Super Mario 64, one of the best games ever.