is america giving up on the wii?

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Millennium said:
One week after a price drop on the other two systems is not a valid sample for judging basically anything. In 2-3 weeks, the Wii will be back in first where it belongs.

And why does it "belong" in first place?

Because the best selling system should belong in first place?

Actually, the best selling system (PS2) is consistently in last place.

I'd like to know his reasoning as to why the Wii deserves to reclaim first place...

Its his favourite console. That is why.

Cause it's original, innovative and has good games?

You could say the same about the other consoles.

Umm, actually you can't.

So, the PS3 and 360 do not have anything original, innovative, or good?

 

News to me!

please, enlighten me.

360 made improvemetns to live, that's the only thing I can really consider somewhat innovative or original.

As for original and innovative, the PS3 is the only things that did anything innovative and that was blue ray.  Can you name any other feature that is innovative.  (Don't give me any "it was the first console to do [something] that the PC was already doing")

XBOX360 live isn't very innovative.  It just adapted what PCs have had for years and taken it to the consoles.

 

You can now purchase and stream movies to your TV with either HD console, that is quite a big change from last gen....

Sure you've been able to stream movies on a PC for a while but there's a huge difference between streaming on your PC and in your living room on your 42 inch HD TV..........

Not if you hook up your PC to your 42 inch TV.

Most people don't have their PC next to their TV and having to move it each time you want to watch a movie is quite a pain.

That and watching a movie on the Xbox360 or the PS3 is a lot more casual friendly that it is ona  PC hooked up to a TV..

It takes me 2 minutes if I have guests to rent a movie and start watching it on the PS3.

A lot less than it would take to unplug the PC, bring it in the living room, replug it, ( I woudn't even know how to plug the sound into my home theater), and then get on netflix and order a movie...Besides how many PC users even have a spare HDMI cable to plug their PC to their TV ?

Plugging your PC to your TV is still not something most people know how to do or would consider, sorry...

I have a 13inch dell XPS notebook. Takes me less than one minute to plug it in (HDMI) to the TV and get it running.

 

 

And how many movies have you rented on your laptop to watch on your TV so far ?