Check the scores, or the prices PS3 looses; wii wins

After being out for a year and a half microsoft has produced 11 games which received a gamespot rating of 8.7 or higher. In this time it has sold 10 million and something units.

After being out for a half of year, mearly one third of the time wii has produced 4 games which received an 8.7 or higher, and has sold 7 million and something units. In this first 6 mothes wii has sold over a million more units than Xbox 360 had in its first year.

After the PS1 and PS2 success, PS3 is turning out to be Sonys ugly third child. After being out for a half of year, the same time as wii, PS3 has one game that received a B+ or higher, and is a port. Even worse, It hasnt even sold half as many units as wii, only selling 3 million and something units.

I know that its still early but as of now Wii is winning, Xbox 360 is second and PS3 is third. I'm sick of people saying 360 is winning and wii will flop, if you multiply the units sold and number of good games for wii and playstation3  by three, to compensate for the 360 being out for three times as long, you will see wii is thus far most successful 

I'm guessing wii is taking the 1st place this generation.

And I'll be extremely surprised if PS3 took second place especially after all what Microsoft tried to please consumers, and how bad Sony treated consumers.

Wishful thinking FTW!!!

After being out for a year and a half microsoft has produced 11 games which received a gamespot rating of 8.7 or higher. In this time it has sold 10 million and something units.

After being out for a half of year, mearly one third of the time wii has produced 4 games which received an 8.7 or higher, and has sold 7 million and something units. In this first 6 mothes wii has sold over a million more units than Xbox 360 had in its first year.

After the PS1 and PS2 success, PS3 is turning out to be Sonys ugly third child. After being out for a half of year, the same time as wii, PS3 has one game that received a B+ or higher, and is a port. Even worse, It hasnt even sold half as many units as wii, only selling 3 million and something units.

I know that its still early but as of now Wii is winning, Xbox 360 is second and PS3 is third. I'm sick of people saying 360 is winning and wii will flop, if you multiply the units sold and number of good games for wii and playstation3  by three, to compensate for the 360 being out for three times as long, you will see wii is thus far most successful 

MarioSonicMK

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After being out for a year and a half microsoft has produced 11 games which received a gamespot rating of 8.7 or higher. In this time it has sold 10 million and something units.

After being out for a half of year, mearly one third of the time wii has produced 4 games which received an 8.7 or higher, and has sold 7 million and something units. In this first 6 mothes wii has sold over a million more units than Xbox 360 had in its first year.

After the PS1 and PS2 success, PS3 is turning out to be Sonys ugly third child. After being out for a half of year, the same time as wii, PS3 has one game that received a B+ or higher, and is a port. Even worse, It hasnt even sold half as many units as wii, only selling 3 million and something units.

I know that its still early but as of now Wii is winning, Xbox 360 is second and PS3 is third. I'm sick of people saying 360 is winning and wii will flop, if you multiply the units sold and number of good games for wii and playstation3  by three, to compensate for the 360 being out for three times as long, you will see wii is thus far most successful 

AfterShafter

fair enough, but at this rate which console will have sold more units in another 6 monthes? and while i'm at it might i add that you still cant find wiis on shelves anywhere, but you can find 360s all over the place

I also forgot to add the Sony is relying the most on software sales and nintendo is the only one who makes money whenever they sell a consoleMarioSonicMK

Microsoft also makes money on each console sold. Sony is the only one that doesn't.