[QUOTE="Slimmin360"]

First in the early 90's Nintendo releases the N-64 with an analog thumbstick and rumble pak, then in years to follow Playstation and Sega Dreamcast controllers include thumbsticks on there controllers with rumble pak.

Fast forward to the present Nintendo Wii introduces motion control to the world and almost immediately gets ridiculed by Sony and Microsoft fans for making a gimmicky control interface in order to stir curiosity, but then Wii sales go through the roof and more than double that of 360 and PS3 sales.

All of a sudden the Wii isn't such a joke any more, and sure enough what do Sony and Microsoft do ? what else, they try and copy from the innovative Nintendo and get a piece of what people obviously want with there gaming....motion controls.

Now Nintendo is innovating there portable by making the first 3D portable using the first 3D technology that doesn't require 3D glasses.

So you can pretty much guarantee Nintendo will somehow reinvent how we play games yet again with there next console to follow the Wii.

You see Nintendo not only makes phenomenally fun 1st party games, they constantly reinvent the way we play them to make the experience even better.

So keep your FPS library, and your costly online service, and HD graphics, none of it compares to the constant renewed fun we get from Nintendo's innovative hardware controls and reinvigorated 1st party titles that will always out rate and out sell the competition....LOL Super Mario Galaxy series is still one of if not thee highest rated titles on gamerankings.com, above the Halo's, Call of Duty's, Mass Effects, Resistance's, Fable's and more.

I for one think thats pretty amazing.

It just does not make any sense to me. Here we have a console with a year head start over the PS3, but yet only has only a 2-mill lead over the ps3 (world wide sales). When and why did the 360 (MS) drop the ball? Now we have lots of articles about how badly kinect is.

spike6566

[QUOTE="gurulag10"]

Because you guys still don't seem to get it. Once you finally wake up and smell the coffee I'll stop brewing a fresh pot.amaneuvering

Over 80 million iPod Touch and iPhones isn't at the level or sales of Nintendo devices?

It's more than the Wii has sold, and it's also far beyond the likes of PSP yet you no doubt consider the PSP a legitimate contender to Nintendo in the games space.

Wake up.