Console with the longest lifetime?

As in...for how many years did they keep getting games officially? Been wondering what console has had the longest run.

I know that the Playstation kept getting games until 2003, so that's 8 years. The Playstation 2 and Xbox were released in around 2001, I think? The PS2 was still getting games in 2008, but I don't recall any 2009 titles, so that's 7 years for PS2 maybe. And 3 or 4 years for Xbox, because Microsoft killed it off fast when the 360 was released. As for PS3 and X360...9 years for PS3, 10 years for X360 and counting for both. I think they still have games coming even in 2015. Things seem different nowadays. Generations seem more connected.

Anyway, discuss!

I think there are a couple NES games in production currently (they might be SNES games, but I don't recall exactly). But they aren't coming from Nintendo, mind you.

And I know the Dreamcast still has a fairly big fan development community.

I think this generation is gonna stand for a very long, long time.

Yeah, this'll be the longest lasting officially supported generation.

Besides that, Ps2 and Ps1.

The PS2 was still getting games until 2013, mainly sports titles.

I did remember that both MS/Sony stated that they are looking at a 10 year lifespan for there consoles but hey, that's fine by mean. Didn't we learn that these consoles [last-gen also] are now overstaying there welcome?

@CapnXtraObvious: PS2, last game for it was FIFA 14

As others said, I'm pretty sure PS2 would take that crown given the rules you gave for what counts. PS2 was released in 2000, btw

Neo geo aes by a mile. That lasted 12+ years.