Ill start with the PS3, most obviously the worst of them all. Sony thought that boasting "stronger" hardware that was capable of pumping out better graphics than the 360, and that was a big mistake. Everyone knows that graphics dont make a good game, but they do help make them better. But if the games horrible in the first place than the graphics are gonna save it. An the ps3 does not have games. Metal Gear Solid may have been a big blockbuster for the ps3 but with great franchises losing their exclusiveness to the 360 (like GTA) Sony is greatly losing its power. They hope to save themselves with games like Heavenly Sword, Final Fantasy, and killzone,but the only reason their getting so much hype is because their reallly all that ps3 owners have got to look forward to which isnt much. A thumbs down.

The wii on the other hand which i got within a year of launch seemed good at first, with its new and exciting motion sensitive controls and unique games. But that wore away all to fast. There are way too many dumb party games coming out one after the other as well as games desinged with children in mind. Games other than that though just feel like the whole motion sensing thing was tacked on and not worked on very well. I thought i could stand this with games like Mario and Resident Evil coming out. As a long term gamer i was wanting more mature titles coming out that i could really enjoy and play for a long time, but nintendo has let me down. They focus far too much on family based games and people who just buy the wii as party entertainment tools. My thoughts as of now, are between thumbs up and thumbs down

Microsofts Xbox 360 is overall the best. The 360 has been out the longest so it definately has the most games on shelves, and their are a few bad ones but overall the majority are just great games. The online service is great as of what ive seen, and now almost evry game comes out with the online playability thus extending the amount of entertainment you get out of a single title. The 360 has failed to dissapoint so far. A thumbs up.