xbox360 vs ps3

[MUBurrow]

Exactly....Wii has been wonderful in our house.  It's definitely family fun, but if I were a single guy playing games, wouldn't like it either (then again, if I was a single guy I wouldn't be playing games)

Haha why? Because you'd be so busy laying pipe?

I always thought that with every level you progress with a lady, your video game playing levels go down.

[77ncaachamps]

As far as I know, you can't get "Cooking Mama" for PS3 or Xbox360.  Gotta have a Wii!

I guess once you have three daughters (and a son), your priorities for video games change.  We love our Wii, and our son makes do with an old game cube and a hand-me-down ps2.

I am amazed how many of my students have access to a PS3 and XBOX and how many do not.

The gaming system of choice among my students are the Nintendo DS/DSi and Wii.

[LON]

Haha why? Because you'd be so busy laying pipe?

I always thought that with every level you progress with a lady, your video game playing levels go down.

I can personally vouch for this.  And it's not an even ratio.

[Skatastrophy]

The gaming system of choice among my students are the Nintendo DS/DSi and Wii.

I love my DSi (I'm really just a big kid).  I used to have to travel a ton for work and the DSi is an awesome little handheld with crazy battery life.  You can play new games, or Nintendo has released all of the classics for them as well.

Couple a purchase of the Nintendo DSi handheld with a purchase of the R4i flash card and you can have every DS game ever made for Nintendo on one game cartridge for under $30.  If you have kids and you don't feel like having to talk to them for the next couple years I'd suggest this option.

Additionally Nintendo has announced that their next-gen handheld will be the DS 3D.  It will be a 3D technology that won't require users to wear glasses and according to the article from the NYT it will be available within the next 12 months.  If Nintendo pulls this off they will continue to dominate the handheld market for the foreseeable future:  http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/24/technology/24nintendo.html