Comparing Systems: Wii and PS3
By Roberts
In the battle of Wii vs. PS3, there are many different factors to consider before purchasing one of these gaming consoles. The most important things to consider when purchasing any gaming console are the quality of the hardware and the system’s online plans. The Wii When comparing Wii vs. PS3, a couple of strong factors is the hardware and the online gaming capablilites of the system. While Wii is not necessarily proud of its processing power, it does brag greatly about the control mechanism that has been the most innovative since the joystick first came out. Nintendo is even keeping the hardware behind the functionality of the controller a secret. Many think it is to keep away the competition for this unique controller design. To play with a controller like this takes skill, but will be a bonus for expert gamers who are looking for a new challenge. With the low price, a Wii is a hard system to pass up. The online plan for the Wii is less than satisfactory. It is a free service like the PS3, but there are very few games available. And to play with others, most of the time you need to provide a friend code in order to play with them. The Wii vs. PS3 online debate knocks Wii out of the water. The PS3 For the most part, the Wii vs. PS3 debate is settled for the PS3 to win. The PS3 system is the most advanced gaming system available on the market. The system works from a CELL chip that gives the ability to customize the processing environment. This gives the players excellent views on multiplatform games, yet is tougher for developers. This piece of work has a lot of untapped power that causes it to be a little more expensive in the end, but wins out with the Wii vs. Ps3 debate. The best

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online plan available in gaming systems is available for the PS3. The Wii vs. PS3 debate isn’t even a factor. Hands down, the PS3 has the best online plan for any gaming system on the market. There are plenty of games, online purchases available, and a place to network with other gamers from around the world. Most games are available to some aspect online and all of this is free of charge. You can judge for yourself which system would be better for you, but there are an equal number of pros and cons to weigh before you make you final decision. Choose wisely.