The Xbox 360 is a better console than the Nintendo Wii.

Ok well I'll try to adapt my arguments to your definition of "better." I'll also define 'superior': "Of greater value or excellence," and I'll define value also for greater understanding of this definition. value: "relative worth." You agree that the Nintendo Wii is cheaper and say "but you get what you paid for." We are arguing whether the 360 is of greater relative value than the Wii though. So I will have to say that, as you say you do "get what you pay for with the Wii but not with the 360 thus making the Wii have more value relative to what the system's cost is. You also say that "select versions of the Xbox comes with Forza 2 and Marvel: Ultimate Alliance." When you say select versions I think you mean a version that you pay more for, and that is the beauty of the Wii system, you get fun games for no additional charges. Also I would argue that the Wii gives you their most popular games for free while the 360 gives you 2 decent games, but nowhere near the top of the line. You say that gamers can get tired of the exercise that the Wii provides making it no longer pleasant. I will argue that this is not only not a bad thing but that it also teaches all that are playing important life lessons. First it is not a bad thing that people can get tired playing the Wii because if you don't get tired you would be sitting in front of the TV all day like many 360 users are. The second argument that I brought about was that the Wii tiring some users out teaches important life lessons. The specific one that I had in mind was sharing which is also promoted by wii sports. When the player gets tired by the game, they would have the tendency to pass the Wiimote to another person in the room, thus promoting sharing. Another important concept the Wii promotes is family togetherness. My girlfriend got a Wii for Christmas and her family holds "wii sports tournaments" which promotes family togetherness as I've already stated. I still hold my arguments that the Wii appeals to a larger age spectrum despite my opponents arguments that the "Xbox has games like Viva Piï¿½ata, Marvel Ultimate Alliance, and so on." This argument is flawed because he only mentions games that appeal to younger ages. My opponent also says that 360 games are only $10 more than Wii games even though I have already proved that the difference is usually 20 dollars. My opponent also says that these games have longer play times, this is not true because games like wii sports never get old. And it is true that Wii users will have to wait to see the potential of WiFi, but it has been announced that it is free. It seems that my opponent agrees with me on the subject that the 360 and the Wii both have graphics appropriate to the consoles focus on games. You say why buy 2 products when you could buy them both in the 360, but this statement is contradictory to your one just previous to that in which you say: "but it's not High Definition, you buy an addon for that." Well as I've already stated you could buy the Wii and with the money you save from the games and the console, you could buy a nice DVD player. I would also argue that it is better to have multiple appliances for separate things in this case because if you wanted your DVD player upstairs you could leave it up there and still have your gaming console downstairs instead of having to move your console back and forth. Many of the "options for customization" that you have given are very trivial such as the color of your console and controllers (wii has many options for customization on their controllers also). Being given the ability to design your own characters for the Wii has much more impact on your gaming experience than having a different background for your dashboard also. And in response to your question, I own an xbox and a 360. (So I'm not sure why I accepted this debate but whateva) Thank you