| RolStoppable said: Here, I am going to help you. The Wii wins this title by default as it is the only actual home console this generation while the 360 and PS3 continuously pushed to become more like PCs. The Wii may have its fair share of non-gaming features, but they never take or took the spotlight (like Blu-ray or the absurdly long ESPN presentation for the 360). Wii games also still work like typical console games while on the 360 and PS3 you have to deal more and more with installs and patches. The Wii stays true to the roots of console gaming while the HD systems blurred the line between a PC and a video game console more and more. |
...I appreciate the help, but the 360 and PS3 are video games consoles (actually, I remember that thing a couple weeks back where they said that the 360 wasn't a video games console. Meh, it's too late now)
As gaming evolves, there will reach a point where, just like Mobile phones, just playing games isn't enough. Look at the Iphone. I wonder how often it's used as a phone? People like to have one item in the room for everything, not a gaming console, DVD player, Sky box...
The gimmick of having many features is a much more exciting prospect for many than the games themselves. I mean, look at the buzz behind the NGP, and we know very little about it, just that it's 3G
