What gets me is why everyone gets so emotional about which console is better than which.
I have both Wii and PS3 and I play the PS3 more as it suits my gaming style. The Wii is great for parties and groups of friends but loses a lot in single player. The PS3 (despite what other Fanboys may say) does have games which are worth buying it for. PS3 is already bringing out updates whereas Nintendo so far has been very slow to bring out anything of note since the launch. Both are good, both have their uses. Buy the one you want and keep quiet if you don't like the others...

Sean Gaffney, Munich, Germany

Alright, I have about had it with all these articles about the wii and nintendo's suposed victory in the console war. Here are some things they overlook that they don't tell you. First the wii is good but isn't even a step above the gamecube when it comes to graphics, second everyone keeps overlooking the release of Microsoft's Halo 3 which is sure to blow anything that Nintendo and Sony have planned for at least 6 or 7 months.
So before you go saying that the Wii has it look at the facts closley please.

Matt, Highland, USA Utah

the wii sports game that comes with the majority of pre-packaged wii bundles is a fitness regime in itself, the boxing will get you sweating from round one. I think this is a fantastic idea as long as the emphasis is placed on fun and not getting fit, i can't imagine many kids buying a game with sole intention of keeping them fit

steve brookes, stourbridge, uk

Nintendo are streets ahead of Sony this time around.

Whilst Nintendo are getting credit for quality manufactured products, clever technology & innovation, & good value for money as well as good customer relations - Sony has fallen behind in technology, their product offer little by way of features & benefits at a uncompetitive cost and poor quality controls.

Worst of all Sony's marketing is focused on hype, innapropriate advertising messages and poor customer relationships.

Trent, Sydney, NSW