The most popular gaming consoles such as the Wii, PS3 and Xbox have some very cool features. However, if you’re looking for a system that is friendly for the entire family, you’re likely to choose one over the other. Below is a breakdown of the three most popular gaming systems sold on CowBoom to point you in the right direction:
| Pros: | Cons: |
Games are easy to play + family friendly |
No DVD hookup No HD Wrist strap must be worn in order to avoid damaging remote television (especially with small children!) |
| Pros: | Cons: |
DVD/Blu-Ray enabled Wi-fi connectivity enabled Wi-fi + free to play online |
Motion Sensor “Dual Shock 3” technology has been incompatible with the games it was produced for A new motion sensor control system is in the works but not on the market yet DVD player can be loud Parental controls can be difficult to understand, the Wii and Xbox have an easier system in place |
| Pros: | Cons: |
Easy to use interface Excellent online gaming selection via xBox Live Parental controls easy to put in place |
Wi-fi connectivity costs extra $ and you must pay for internet for arcade games Buttons can be extra sensitive/ system may be loud Known for technical problems that can render it unusable “RROD” |
Takeaway
Do you already have a gaming system that your family uses? Which one do you prefer?

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i loves the wii moteplus. We’ve played Cook or be cooked almost religiously since we got the motionplus. What games are your favourite?
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