Why the Playstation 3 is the best System Available

The Wii, originaly entitled the "Revolution", was released in fourth quarter 2006. With Nintendo always pushing the envelope, it was no surprise that this system was another brilliant design and led the pack with it's innovation and style. It's wireless controller, also used as a pointing device, came with the ability to detect movement in three dimensions. This was a feature that was never before recognized in the gaming console industry, but is this true?

With Nintendo's overwhelming success and popularity of the original Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986, many will remember an accessory called the "Power Glove". Here we can see Nintendo's very first attempt at creating a controller that would work within three-dimensional space. The Power Glove used three sensors that were fed an analog signal from the glove. The glove was actually a cheaper version of the VPL Data Glove; where the Data Glove could detect yaw, pitch, and roll the Power Glove was only able to detect roll. This made it extremely cheap to manufacture and advertising allowed Nintendo to sell close to 100,000 units in the United States alone. Unfortantely, the Power Glove barely works at all. I have personally seen it work with few Nintendo games-about five or six.