If you are looking for a cheap next gitnraeeon console that will be much fun, get a Wii. It has so much stuff on it, with a lot of great and cheap games. It is actually the cheapest of the three next gen consoles, and has an amazing motion sensor control so you can do stuff like shake the control to perform a spin attack in Twilight Princess. In many opinions it had the best E3 performance, too. The only bad thing is that you have to wait a bit for it to be released, but it's worth it.If you just want something low-down, cheap, get a Gamecube. There are many creative games for it and you will definately have lots of fun. It's not very flashy, but don't let it's look deter you from the fact that it is just plain fun. This is the one for you if you don't really want anything overhyped, just something to entertain you. You can even still get Super Smash Bros. Melee and have hours of fun partying with your friends while duking it out with Nintendo's coolest characters. You don't even need a multitap to make it four player.If you want something flashy and popular but great, get a PS2 (or PS3, next gen). It still has that little thing that makes it special. Although it is originally two player, you can get a multitap and make it four. You will get much out of this, it's about the same fun level about a Gamecube. There are many games that are fun to play, too. Xbox? Maybe, but you may get bored quickly. I myself do not like Xbox that much, it bores me. Some games are good. Others you'll need a fighting spirit for. If you enjoy games like Halo, you may enjoy an Xbox, but I don't really recommend it .just my opinion I will be getting a Wii. I personally think that will be the most interesting and fun console, especially with that motion sensor controller that makes you seem completely in control of the game. And I will definately be getting Super Smash Bros. Brawl! I WANT THIS TO COME OUT ALREADY! ..Anyway, it's your choice. What you'll enjoy is based on your liking.experience
A group of engineering students from the Dutch University of TU Delft has come up with what they claim to be the world's biggest NES controller.
