Project Natal to be released in April 2010

The much anticipated Project Natal which is Microsoft's motion sensor
technology which is anticipated to bring up sales and be a competitive match
for the Wii. At a Consumer Electronics show in Vegas, Robbie Bach let out
a little slip saying the motion controlled technology would be int he hands
of consumers during the holiday season.

So far there isn't anything about how pricey this new system is going to be but
many game publishers are already supporting the new system. There was also a feature which
was named the "Game Room" which will basically let users create their own arcade
which will have classics that will be playable each available at $3-$5, so far there is said
to be about 30 games which will be available, but Microsoft see's room for expansion and is said
in the future they will have 1000 games available.

On a brighter note for Microsoft, The Wii is still miles ahead of the Xbox 360 in sales
but a new report shows that the Xbox 360 is currently the most used home console.

Let the battle begin. Stay tuned.

Wii games getting better?

According to latest data release from market research firm EEDAR, it shows that Wii games from January to July are ranking the same with the other two consoles, the PS3 and Xbox 360. In previous times though, the Wii was always down below the competition by about 6-7%, now all the systems range from 66%-68%

So why the big change? Are the games really getting better and better? Well since new games such as Wii sports resort and Tiger 10 came out, the ratings seemed to be getting higher. Most of the time, any game from Nintendo was a satisfying relief for gamers as they knew it was something intereresting or unique.

The fight is not over yet, as fall is just around the corner, new games are going to be packed everywhere and well see who dominates that competition.

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