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The article presents a comparison of several video game consoles including the Xbox 360 from Microsoft, the PlayStation 3 from Sony, and the Wii from Nintendo.

The article evaluates several gaming consoles including Playstation from Sony Entertainment, Xbox One from Microsoft, and Nintendo Switch from Nintendo.

The article discusses the upcoming advancements in video game consoles for the next generation. It mentions the release of the Wii U by Nintendo and the expected successors to the Xbox 360 and PS3 by Microsoft and Sony. These consoles are expected to offer more immersive experiences, with features such as 3D gaming, augmented-reality play, and two-screen concepts. The article also mentions the increasing competition in the gaming field, with games streaming from the cloud and becoming available through Android consoles. Additionally, it discusses the possibility of projecting augmented-reality 3D images onto living room walls, allowing for a more interactive gaming experience. [Extracted from the article]

Evaluates "NFL Street", a video game for PlayStation 2, Xbox and GameCube. Game where professional football stars are taken off the field and put on the street for informal pick up games.

The article features the next generation game consoles introduced by Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo. Microsoft have launched its Xbox 360 console in three primary geographies including the U.S. on November 22, 2005, in Europe on December 2, 2005, and in Japan on December 10, 2005. On the other hand, Nintendo will unveil its Revolution design after March 2006. Sony gave hints that their PlayStation 3 will also be released in 2006. For every generation, the success-or-failure rates get riskier in the gaming business for both computer hardware manufacturers and content developers.

The article presents a comparison of video game consoles from Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo. The products featured are the Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony's Playstation 3, and Nintendo's Wii.

The author discusses issues regarding a decline in the sale of gaming consoles and steps taken by the electronics maker Sony Corp., the video-game maker Nintendo Co. Ltd. and the software maker Microsoft. He mentions that executives from Sony only focused on the games and they failed to introduce the Playstation 4 device. He highlights that Microsoft has opened a new studio in Los Angeles, California to Xbox Live network.

The article offers brief information on several fitness videogame consoles including the WII FIT AND WII BALANCE BOARD ACCESSORY from Nintendo Co. Ltd., PLAYSTATION EYE CAMERA from Sony Corp. and KINECT whole-body tracking accessory for Xbox 360 from Microsoft Corp.

The article offers information on several video game consoles which includes Xbox 360 from Microsoft Corp., Play station 3 from Sony Corp. and Wii from Nintendo Co. Ltd. It offers information on Xbox 360 that uses an array of cameras and microphones to capture the movements of several players. It states that Nintendo introduced the MotionPlus accessory to improve Wii controller's accuracy.

The article discusses the rise in importance of video game peripheral equipment. Popular video games like "Rock Band" and "Guitar Hero III" require additional equipment to play, which can push the cost of the game over $200. Microsoft, maker of the Xbox 360 console, offers a wireless steering wheel controller for its "Project Gotham Racing 4" game. In early 2008 Nintendo will unveil "Wii Fit," a balance board for yoga and other exercise games.

The article focuses on the coinages of words for video games that started with Atari Democrat which denoted to a Democratic Party politician who was optimistic on high technology in early 1980s. The term Atari Democrat was possibly attained in the mainstream as one of the first game-related coinages and it was the most essential earliest known use of the term. Presently, the official start of the war for supremacy among the next-generation gaming consoles noticed during the release of Sony PlayStation 3 from Sony PlayStation, Nintendo Wii from Nintendo Co. Ltd. and Xbox 360 from Microsoft Corp.

The article discusses the video game company Nintendo being the number three seller of video game consoles. The article notes that even though Nintendo is not the number one seller of video game consoles, it is on top when it comes to bringing in a profit. In 2006, Nintendo made close to a billion dollars in profit and saw its stock price rise by sixty-five per cent, in contrast Sony's Playstation game division barely made a profit and Microsoft's Xbox actually lost money.

The article discusses the highlights of the 2017 Electronic Entertainment Expo held on June 13-15 at the Los Angeles Convention Center in California. It includes the introduction of Microsoft's Xbox One X video game console, presence of virtual reality (VR) gaming headset players, like Sony's PlayStation VR, the HTC Vive and Facebook's Oculus Rift, at the show, and the lack of first-party hardware and accessory announcements from Nintendo and Sony.

The article examines how Sony and Microsoft plan to market their PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 video game consoles to meet the challenge posed by the enormous success of Nintendo's Wii console since its introduction in November, 2006. Sony has cut the price of the PlayStation 3 by $100, but it still remains the most expensive of the three consoles. Microsoft is advertising the Xbox's ability to download movies, but is coping with a product recall that could cost as much as $1 billion.

The article discusses the sales report of Nintendo's Wii in the U.S. as of December 2008. Wii posted 11% gains both as video game software and hardware. The NPD Group report reveals that Wii increased 64% year over year, versus 49% for Sony's Playstation 3 and a 2% decline for the Xbox 360. Overall, software from Nintendo increased 33%, Microsoft 79%, and Sony 45%.

The article discusses the report of NPD Group stating that Nintendo Wii consoles sold about 687,000 units as of September 2008 ranking first in the list of top selling hardware games. Nintendo DS ranked second with nearly 537,000 units sold while Microsoft's Xbox 360 came in at third on sales of 347,000 consoles. Meanwhile, Microsoft Xbox 360 ranked first in the software front with its version of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed selling 610,000 copies.

The article discusses the impact of the success of the Nintendo Wii game console on the identity of the company. Wii has come first in terms of total console sales of 11.9 million, besting Microsoft's 10.9 million in Xbox 360 sales. The console is forecast to sell four times as many as the Xbox 360 and twice that of the Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) in 2008. The move of Nintendo into the casual games market may irk some of its most loyal hardcore base who have identified with its earlier games lineup.

The article discusses the lifetime sales data for the major consoles and handhelds in Great Britain, released by market researcher Chart-Track in September 2008. Nintendo was ranked first in the charts with sales of 3.6 million Wii consoles as of September 2008. It was followed by Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation 3. In terms of handhelds, Nintendo's DS still tops the chart, compared with Sony PlayStation Portable.

The article discusses the Media Create and Enterbrain reports about the status of sales of video games in Japan. The Enterbrain report reveals that Microsoft's Xbox 360 outsold the Nintendo Wii in Japan. However, Media Create, a Japanese company that gathers and analyzes data in the Japanese video game market, stated that the Wii sold more units than the Xbox 360. It is analyzed that Media Create focuses on gathering data in the videogame industry, its numbers may have more weight than Enterbrain's numbers.

This article reports that Microsoft's Xbox 360 console has outsold rival Nintendo Wii in the Japanese market. 28,681 Xbox units were sold during the week of September 8-14, 2008, while the Wii sold 27,057 units, according to Enterbrain. To boost sales in the holiday buying season, Microsoft implemented a price cut on its console. The Pokémon Platinum role-playing game (RPG) for the Nintendo DS has sold 967,675 copies in the first two days of its release, Enterbrain notes.

The article reports that the Wii game console of Nintendo outsold the Playstation 3 of Sony in Japan in February 2009. According to game magazine published Enterbrain, Nintendo sold 331,627 units of the Wii in the four weeks to February 24, compared with 89,131 units of the PS3. The Wii has been leading the three-way game console battle with the PS3 and Microsoft Xbox 360 as its strategy of offering easy-to-play and innovative games to expand the overall game population has proved a big success.

The article reports that Nintendo has regained its former glory as lifetime sales of the company's Wii home gaming system have passed Microsoft's Xbox 360 on a worldwide basis as of August 23, 2007, according to videogame sell-through tracking firm VG Chartz. The Nintendo DS handheld gaming system holds the majority of market share for portable video games with 68.1 percent of the market, compared to Sony's Playstation Portable, which holds 31.9 percent market share, based on sales of 22.8 million units, according to the firm's Web site.

The article focuses on the plan of several videogame console companies to expand their products to target the entire family. Advertisements for Microsoft Xbox 360 convey that it has games for everyone. Jason Anderson, director research at International Development Group, believes that Nintendo has an edge over other brands when it comes to being family-friendly. The cost of Sony Play Station 3 varies from $499 to $599, depending on the capacity of its hard drive.