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fillet said:
S.Peelman said:
lilbroex said:
superchunk said:

This is not to scale and not representative of actual significance in differences, just a list of least powerful to most.

DS . PS2 . PSP . GC . XBOX . 3DS . Wii . Vita . 360 . PS3 . WiiU


DS . PSP. DC . PS2 . XBOX . 3DS . GC . Wii . Vita . 360 . PS3 . WiiU

Fixed

GBA . DS . PSP . PS2 . DC . XBOX . GC . Wii . 3DS . Vita . 360 . PS3 . WiiU

Fixed again .

GBA also belongs in that list by the way, if we're talking 6th/7th/8th Gens. Guess it semi-depends on experience... Or something.


Both wrong.

XBOX 1 was more powerful than a Gamecube, Wii and a 3DS.

3DS was more powerful Gamecube, Wii and XBOX.

You guys don't seem to understand raw quntity of RAM and raw speed of CPU doesn't dictate the speed of the console - it's an indicator only. You have the GPU to take into consideration - which is actually much more important.

The game that holds the sixth gen performance reocrd is a GC game and it holds it by a HUGE margin.

Nothing on the 3DS has shown superiority to the GC or Wii's better made games.

The GC was more powerful than the Xbox and the overall, the 3DS is about on par with it. Though I'm not debating this anymore as it is common knowledge that can be found anywhere on top of there being an entire thread dedicated to it on here.