What should i get a wii or ps3 or xbox 360?

• in details can you tell me what system i should get and why i like the wii for ssbb and ps3 and 360 for hardcore games and graphics.

• Answer:

  To simply put it, 360 has good games and good Xbox Live, but it's heavy on shooters. PS3 has the most functionalities and share games with 360. Its games have more variety. Wii is just simple and fun. 360: - Up to 4 controllers maxed. - Best online service to date (Xbox Live), but you have to pay monthly or yearly. It's like $50 a year, $8 per month, and $20 per 3 months. - Ton of games. Best known for its shooters like Halo 3, Mass Effect, Bioshock, Gears of War, Call of Duty 4 (also on PS3), etc. (But some of these shooting games are also on PC like Gears of War, COD4, and Bioshock) - You can play HD-DVD if you have the HD-DVD drive otherwise you can't. - You need to buy a separate wireless adapter to go online. - Has HDMI 1.2. - Better graphics (not sure). It's debatable. - Upgradeable hard drive. - Can store music, pictures, and videos. - High failure rate. - Controllers have vibration. Can be wired or wireless. - Can play some old Xbox games. PS3: - Games come in a variety of genres. Not many good games now but they're coming. - Supports up to 7 wireless controllers. All wireless. - Flash card readers. - Can store music, pictures, and videos. - Has HDMI 1.3a. - Built-in Wi-Fi for wireless internet connection. - Built-in bluetooth. Therefore you can use a bluetooth keyboard and mouse so you can use it like a computer. - Free online service/gameplay. Home coming out soon which is like a virtual world sort of like the Sims. - Upgradeable hard drive. (Easier to do than the Xbox) - Can interact a PSP with it. - Can play most PS2 and PS1 games. (Except for the 40GB model which can't play PS2 games.) - Built-in blu-ray player. Games built on blu-ray which has more capacity than Xbox's DVDs. - More powerful engine/CPU (Cell Processor), but so far no one has tapped into that power. - SIXAXIS/Dualshock 3 controller. SIXAXIS allows you to twist and turn the controller and the game will react to it while the Dualshock 3 gives you vibration. In a way it's similar to an Xbox and Wii controller combined. Wii: - Up to 2 controllers max I think. Has Wii Fit, Wii Zapper, and such. - All the controllers are wireless except for the classic one. - Backward compatible with GC games. Even supports up to 4 GC controllers and 2 memory cards. - Uses memory cards to store game data. - Can go online and play games w/ others. - Nintendo DS can interact w/ the Wii. - Free online.