Wii vs. PlayStation 3: Which Game Console is for You? |
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In the world of video game consoles, two heavy hitters are the Nintendo Wii and Sony PlayStation 3. PlayStation 3 features amazing high-definition graphics in every game, advanced technology, and PlayStation Network – one of the best online gaming services around. On the other hand, Wii became a top seller with a non-traditional focus on extremely interactive and innovative gameplay, an unconventional motion-sensing controller, and the Wii + Internet online gaming network. Wii and PlayStation 3 Offer Online Games via Broadband InternetThese two very different video game consoles do have one thing in common: when you access their online features with a fast broadband connection you’ll be in for the time of your life. Through PlayStation Network and Wii + Internet you can play online with your friends or other players all over the world. You can also access extensive game libraries including new and classic games; take part in exciting multiplayer online competition; connect with your friends; find exclusive demos and content; and much more.PlayStation 3 and Wii -- Better Graphics and Gameplay with a Fast Broadband ConnectionTo get the most out of your PlayStation 3 or Wii gaming experience, a reliable broadband connection is a must. If you want smooth animation, fast connections, and the most out of game graphics – as well as competing to the best of your ability – your broadband Internet is as vital as the console you choose.Wii and PlayStation 3 Comparison Chart InformationConsole Features:PlayStation 3: black finish; 120GB; BD-ROM, DC-ROM, DVD-ROM; cell broadband engine; 1920 x 1080 max HD resolution Wii: white; compact; IBM PowerPC processor; built-in speaker Hard Drive Features: PlayStation 3: 256MB integrated Wii: 512MB RAM installed Controller Features: PlayStation 3: DualShock 3 wireless Wii: remote, classic wireless controller, Nunchuk Additional Features: PlayStation 3: backwards game compatibility Wii: Wii Speak to communicate with friends in up to four locations What’s Included: PlayStation 3: console; wireless controller; AC power cord; A/V cable; USB cable Wii: console; console stand; controller; Nunchuk; sensor bar, AC adapter; A/V cable |
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