Nintendo

Nintendo...the all-famous company that mainly started it all...It has come so far.

Nintendo, Sony, or Microsoft? Well...I'll give you a quick summery of each:

Nintendo (Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, Nintendo Game Cube, Nintendo Revolution, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Pocket, Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Advance SP, Game Boy Micro, Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS lite): Classic, quality unique games, very multiplayer-friendly, impressive technology, comfortable controllers, small, can play many different games--even from different systems, something always new.

Sony (Play Station, Play Station 2, Play Station 3, Play Station Portable): Revolutionary looks, pretty nice graphics, compact memory, quality technology, shares many popular games with the Xbox (360), DVD.

Microsoft (Xbox, Xbox 360):  very good graphics, quality technology, internet, DVD, shares many popular game with Play Station, Many high memory games.

In my opinion, I would say Nintendo is the best. It's the veteran of all the systems ever made. The 1981 Donkey Kong Arcade marked Nintendo Debuted for games. It was very popular, and so they made more video games that strongly wiped out Sega's GENASIS...Nintendo Entertainment System. This was a smashing hit, and Nintendo became the big success it is today.

I think Microsoft and Sony try to appeal with graphics, but obviously, that is not what matters. Game play. You should rate it on game play. Nintendo is also very all-ages friendly, and though people claim it to be "Just for kids", It really isn't. There are many games even mid-adults enjoy. Video games don't always have to be: *BOOM*! *EXPLODE*! *GUTS* *GORE* *BLOOD*. There can be many games that are fun and do not have any of that stuff. And the one thing I didn't mention above in my Nintendo description is...the price. The most expensive Nintendo has ever gotten was $250. Now if you compare that to Microsoft's whopping $800, what would you think? Even Sony's $500 is a little high. If Nintendo can prove it's successful business with low prices, you know that Nintendo isn't desperate, and is doing very well. BEAT THAT SONY AND MICROSOFT!