Wii or PS3

PS3 is better but expencive,but wii have more fun and can play the olders

Since their debuts more than a week ago, two new game systems earn good grades from consumers — but the underdog Nintendo Wii is the early favorite over the pricier, sexier Sony PlayStation3. Both sold out on Day 1: Nov. 17 for the $500-$600 PS3 and Nov. 19 for the $250 Wii. But Nintendo seems to be reaping the benefits of a better supply. Sony is estimated to have shipped between 125,000 and 175,000 PS3s to stores, says American Technology Research analyst P.J. McNealy; the target had been about 400,000. Nintendo announced Monday it sold 600,000 Wiis in the first eight days. Nintendo's launch "has been probably a little better than expected and Sony's has been a little bit more disappointing," McNealy says. "If you have to rank on who won this holiday so far, Microsoft is first, Nintendo a close second and Sony a distant third, which is a rare statement." Many gave up on getting a PS3 and opted for the Wii, according to New Media Strategies, a research firm that monitored Web activity related to the systems. And 38% who sought a PS3 and were subjected "to sleep deprivation, lost wages, missed classes, the elements and even muggings came away from the experience with a bitter taste in their mouths," the report says. About 49% of online discussions were favorable to Wii, compared with 27% for PS3. Says the firm's Sam Huxley: "The hype machine went too far." The Wii, says Bryan Clute, 26, of Silverdale, Wash., rates an A because the new remote-shaped wireless controller is "something I haven't been able to experience before. It really adds to gameplay" in the bowling game that is included with the system. Clute, who waited in line at a GameStop store to reserve a system, says, "It was well worth it." David Nieves, 26, of Philadelphia gives the Wii an A-. "Nintendo has definitely gotten it right." He and friends spent most of the first day golfing, boxing, bowling and playing baseball. The games "were a blast." Assessments were harsher for the PS3. Ray McLean, 34, of Brooklyn, N.Y., rates the PS3 an A but gives the games a B "because many of the launch titles were pushed back to later dates." He wanted to see aerial combat game Warhawk, for one, because it would take full advantage of the motion-sensitive controller. But connected to his 42-inch HDTV, "I'm surprised at how good (the games) look, given that they are first-generation games." Brett Conlon, 26, of Fairfax, Va., gives the PS3 a B- because of the system updates needed before playing games, going online and playing multiplayer games. "I will say, however, that Resistance: Fall of Man shows a lot of potential. The Blu-ray player has amazing clarity (compared with) a regular DVD." On its website, Entertainment Weekly gave the Wii a B+ and PS3 a B. "The Wii slightly edges out the PS3 in our head-to-head because it has a blockbuster Zelda game at launch and a very attractive price point," Geoff Keighley says. But in the long run, "the race will get even tighter."

In my view i love PS3 as this console have tremendous collection of games which are released and i played many of them So i love it.

wii i dont know what is that cause that is not available in the market of the india ps3 is too costly rather than the ps2 i have my game station shop thats why i have better knowlege of this the games cd of ps3 is 2800 rupees and the remote cost is 2500-2900 rs in comparison ps 2 the remote is 250 rs and the cd cost is 50 rs thats why the ps2 is most popular in india 1$= 45 rs pls convert for calculation

Personnaly, i've got Wii, the thing is good with Wii is that you play in a totally new generation of movements and controls and that changes everything, WiiSports is very nice and funny when we are 2 or more, I suggest you to buy Wii than PS3 because PS3 is too expensive and I don't think it will give you more fun to play than Wii.

i think, wii is better from the way we played... but sony ps3 had many partner, which suppout him, like game producen, it has a large game that u can choose to played. but, ps3 is more expensive then wii, up to you bro...