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As each Christmas, this year a new video game console is in the top of children many wish lists. The question for parents is that the console is right for my children, you know the answer? I am going to break some of the main features of each console, the advantages and disadvantages, and the final part we look forward information you need to make an informed decision.

The Wii has been this year's media darling console and with good reason. Wii has introduced the game to a whole group of people that would not be twice in a game console before.

I have yet to meet a person who enjoyed playing games on the Nintendo Wii. Of course I have known some who say things like "I expected better graphics, but every person who has tried our Nintendo Wii has enjoyed experience. Everyone from my mother, my daughter have enjoyed games like bowling, baseball and boxing on the Wii. Even just to see the funny little walk Mii the screen can be fun.

Pick up the Wii controller and try games like bowling, baseball and see the difference a motion-sensitive controller can make a game. When bowling, use the container movement would be when, just for golf, baseball and a number of other games. When driving, turn the controller to one side and use it as a flyer. It really is quite revolutionary, given the Wii's own flavor.

If you have a teenager who likes to online games, then is very possible that he will want an Xbox 360. The Halo series is one of the most successful of all time and is only available on the Xbox 360.

I've been very happy with the system, the graphics of our 42 HDTV plasma "are rare and it came with a free month of Xbox Live Gold, I just extended another 13 months for $ 59. Xbox Live and Halo 3 may be features of the Xbox 360, Xbox Live allows you to download game demos, video clips and of course games online multiplayer game. There are many other great Xbox games like Gears of War and BioShock, in fact, from this Christmas Xbox 360 probably has the best collection of great games of the three systems, with the Wii the second and the third for Playstation 3.

The Sony Playstation 3 is the most expensive of the three systems, was also the last to go on sale. The Playstation 3 features include better graphics subsystem of any of the consoles and of course the Blu-Ray DVD that is built in. If you have an HDTV and want to a Blu-Ray, then the Sony Playstation 3 is the right choice for you.

The PlayStation 3 was delayed several times because it has the lowest number of games for all three systems, but if the new price reductions are an indication system (you can get a 40 GB version for $ 399) then Playstation 3 will quickly regain lost ground in 2008. I personally do not I have a Playstation 3 and I can not really comment on the intimate knowledge of hand the system, but I know that Sony is not going to give up its position as market leader in the video game console wars without fighting.

So, is it the funky remote, most of the games, or Blu-Ray player and the promise of future dominance? His decision is not easy, but I think there losers in this race. All three systems have an excellent library of games, incredible graphics and sound, and none of them are going anywhere for a few years. Choose the fun and cute with its revolutionary Wii controller, safe and proven over Xbox 360 with its collection of exciting games (mostly aimed at adolescents and youth) or ultra powerful Playstation 3 with Blu-Ray.

All three systems have some level of compatibility with previous versions games (GameCube Wii Xbox to Xbox 360 and Playstation 2 Playstation 3), but not buying a new system, as it plays your old games, there is no better platform for games you own now that the system is meant to play with them. Buy your new system to play the new games, which are not available in older systems.

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