It seems that with just about every console, there's something cool about it, while at the same time, there's something that pisses me off about it.
Wii
Pro: NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams, I love the first one. It's making me buy a Saturn as there's no emulator that can run the game well.
Sonic and the Secret Rings, I love that blue hedgehog and stuck by him high and low through these hellish 16 years. Except for those two years when I was in hte "I hate it." phase. No matter what it was, I hated it.
Original games on the Virtual Console: This might actually make it worthwhile. I guess it's similar to M$'s XNA.
Cons: The VC (at least right now) is a huge disappointment. Having to re-buy all of your games again just for some saved space and a graphics upgrade. Most of the good games aren't even showing any signs of showing up on the VC. And besides, we have emulators.
The Wiimote fad might die off soon. Hey, the touch-screen gimmick for the DS died off. What says that the Wiimote isn't next?
The Classic Controller makes me want to hurl.
PS3:
Pros: Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction. I love that game series. If it never came out, I probably would have sold my PS2 3 years ago for an XboX or a video card.
Cons: It's just like the PS2, just enough hype to drive people away from the competition. In the end, it's just an inferior machine. I'm referring to the Dreamcast vs. PS2.
Pay Beyond. I don't care if the damn thing has a Blu-Ray drive. $600 is too damn much for an inferior game console.
No Anti-Aliasing or Upscaling for PS1/2 games.
PS2 games actually look worse on the PS3 and Sony has had no admittance of this.
I'm just tired of Sony's BS. They're becoming like Apple. Charging too damn much for their products. $250 for a hand held console? That's a load of crap. And they called the reduced package (the one without the memory stick and a copy of Spidey 2) a price reduction?
I'll admit the price reduction (the real one) to 179.99 is a step in the right direction, but it's still too much. The price should be $150. Then, I would be convinced to get a PSP rather than a DS.
XboX 360:
Pros: Chrome Hounds.
XboX Live kicks ass.
The possibility for "73|-| 1337 |-|4X0RZ", if the FTP server hack works on the 360, hello image server, goodbye Photobucket.
I can use the controller for my PC.
Cons: Most of the games are watered down PC ports like the original XboX.
The fact that it uses regular DVDs and that future games may force you to buy an expensive accessory.