As an outsider looking in to the gaming industry, I cannot help but note that the Nintendo Wii has placed itself in its own category, a category significantly different than the the group the PS3 and Xbox 360 find themselves in.
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Sony Computer Entertainment of Europe President, David Reeves, says a summer price cut on the European PS3 would annoy people. What he doesn’t mention are the great advantages Sony gamers posses over their Nintendo and Xbox 360 counterparts, making a price war even more unlikely.
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PS3 boss, David Reeves, brags that Sony’s saved their best for next month at the 2007 Games Convention in Leipzig, Germany. “There will be absolute fireworks at peak, that I can promise you. We will be doing things no-one has seen yet for both PS3 and PSP.”
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Fans of the Nintendo Wii will tell you one of the best things about it are the controls. The Wiimote and motion sensor controls have been praised by Nintendo fans and reviewers ever since the console came out. Then there are others who think it’s not so great and that the console as a whole could be better.
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Currently, online co-op gameplay is official for  Halo 3, but Bungie struggles to make it a reality as the feature proves problematic.
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With the Xbox 360 failure rate set at one of every 3 consoles, Microsoft is speeding up the hardware redesign of its very successful gaming machine.
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In what can only be described as either mature or butt-kissery, Sony has publicly announced that it will be happy to work with its former enemy, Microsoft’s former VP of Interactive Entertainment, Peter Moore.
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Microsoft’s Corporate VP of Interactive Entertainment, the one and only Peter Moore, bashed Sony last week at E3 and stepped down from office today.
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In a move that may leave Nintendo fanboys crying, the company plans to kill the Game Boy once and for all. That’s not to say Nintendo is deserting the portable market. No, Nintendo will cease the use of the “Game Boy” brand, replacing it with the newer “DS” brand for future handhelds. 
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A certain George Harrison, senior vice president of marketing and corporate communications for Nintendo of America, was caught recently boasting about current Wii shortages, but Nintendo may be working in the background in order to prevent such a tragedy.
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