The Nintendo Wii, first released at the end of 2006, was said to revolutionize the gaming industry. Why? It brought something to the gaming experience that had never been done before – motion control – and it appealed to a far broader audience than any of its rivals or predecessors ever had. Out of all games consoles past and present, the Wii has become known as the one console that’s just plain and simple fun! Main Features of the Nintendo Wii 15 x 10 x 4.5 inch console, Sensor bar and wireless controls, Motion-sensitive input and buttons, Wii Sports game included, Compatible with...

After launching the PSP in 2005, the Sony PSP 3000 is the second revamp of the original console, following PSP classic and the PSP 2000. Since then the PSP Go has also been launched, though both versions are being sold side by side. Consumers are often stuck as to which console to go for, especially as the makers themselves claim that Sony PSP Go hasn’t been designed to replace the older model. This review looks at the pros and cons of each option. An Overview of the Difference Between PSP Versions Compared to previous versions, the PSP 3000 has improved video output support, with an improved screen...