My Wii's always collecting dust, no matter what I do. What do you do differently? Do you dust it as you play, or what?

While the Wii only offers two basic functions (playing games and collecting dust, more commonly the latter one of these two is used), the PS3 is a magnificent media center for the living room and is also the only console with the ability to play Bluray movies. This makes the Wii look like a toy in comparison which doesn't stand a chance against the Sony PlayStation 3 Interactive Multimedia 4D True Next Generation Computer Entertainment and Gaming System.

4. PSN - Sony's online service is clearly superior to Nintendo's (if you can call theirs even a service). Aside from the overpriced ROM dump called Virtual Console which offers a good game here and there, Nintendo hasn't much to offer and the online play in their games requires friend codes and is laggy (you know what I am talking about if you ever played SSBB against someone from freaking Mexico). Sony's PSN gives you pretty much all you want from an online service and on top of that, it is free.

@BMaker11 So people buy the console to look at it? I'm pretty sure people buy a Video Game console to play Video Games. If it doesn't sell because it has Video Games that the people like what does it sell for?

I say this because I stand by the belief of, if you think the likes of Mario Kart, Super Mario, Metroid, etc are making it sell, then why did the GCN and N64 do so poorly? Those games obviously aren't the driving force behind people buying the Wii, otherwise the two previous Nintendo console would have had a killing in sales as the Wii is having now