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The Nintendo Wii (nee Revolution) boasts the ability to play any title from Nintendo's back catalogue. Will that be enough to make it competitive against the powerful PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360?

Sleek and simple design makes it a fit in most living rooms, Simple and intuitive to use, Easy operation, Simple slideshow functionality, Can play GameCube games, Virtual Console, Cheapest next-gen console

Only composite cables included, No recharge system for wireless remotes, Remote sensors can be a little finicky, Limited online capabilities

Nintendo's next-gen machine is a great addition to the console race, one that focuses on playability over power. It's sure to win some new converts to gaming, although discerning tech-heads may balk at its lack of functionality and features.

Pure fun in a box. Get some friends round and swing your Wiimote until the early hours

Wii can access the internet over Wi-Fi or Ethernet, and has a constant connection so you'll occasionally find a surprise game downloaded. Talking of which, the finest part of the online experience is the ability to download old Sega classics, such as ...

Cheap and fun console great games love my wii battery lie aint that bad but i dont use the remote much (always playing brawl through the gc controller)

games cost unique way to control it ; wifiis good overall exellet console

senser can be skrewy and many add ons all expensive

Great for the kids, and fun when drunk, that's bout all.

Nintendo games ; kids have fun

chews through batteries ; the wii itself shits itself as soon as dust is present ; cables are basic ; sensor is very iffy

yeah this is a good Wii unlimited downloads dont buy games download them, easy interface and great

easy to use

no cons really :S