current desktop video game consoles
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Released on November 22,2005 $299.99 (Core)
$399.99 (Premium - 20 GB) $249.99 (Premium - 60 GB) $479.99 (Elite) (120 GB) $299.99 (Arcade - 256 MB internal memory) $199.99 (Arcade - 512 MB internal memory) $299.99 ("Super Elite") (250 GB) $299.99 (Xbox 360 Slim - 250 GB)$199.99 (Xbox 360 Slim - 4 GB internal memory)
MICROSOFT’S X-BOX 360
Powered by a IBM CPU ATI graphics Upgradable hard drive DVD-DL Drive Up to 4 controllers Is backward capability with previous Xbox
games
MICROSOFT’S X-BOX 360
Does everything you can ask for in this modern society
Built in Wi-Fi Huge storage for media such as games, photos,
videos, and other applications Shows HD movies at great picture quality with its
built in Blu-ray Has Play station store access off the system
which you can use to download games and movies
Can play with people across the country through its online capabilities
Sony Playstation 3
Sells for $199 Released August 9 2006 Motion controlled gaming at its finest Good for people to use to workout while
indoors Great for family activity Brings back memories with vintage games
such as supermario and Legend of Zelda
Nintendo Wii
Accessories include Wii motion plus, balance board, and the Wii wheel
The balance wheel interprets the movement of your feet and legs and makes the motions as realistic as possible
The wheel makes it fun and realistic while playing driving games
Nintendo Wii Accessories
Online capability to download new and classic games, TV episodes and movies
Every Wii console Comes with Wii sports Wii sports comes with five different sports
options which uses the remote for realistic gameplay
Nintendo Wii
• Uses the PlayStation “EYE” camera
• Uses sensors in the hand controller to track motion
• The spherical shape of the receiver on the “Wand” allows for 3 dimensional tracking
How It Works
•RGB camera and 3d Depth sensors
•Cool features to wow friends and family
•Response time can get annoying at time
•Need certain square footage to play
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ux1FZpPKh20
Work using a sensor bar Can upgrade previous Wii controllers with
the motion plus attachment Uses accelerometer and optical sensor
technology
Wii motion plus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhuVStkDlIM&feature=player_embedded
Wiimote controlled robot
http://www.adafruit.com/blog/2010/11/17/hacked-irobot-uses-xbox-kinect-to-see-the-world-obey-your-commands-video/
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