The Wii is the best home gaming console.

"PAC-MAN Championship Edition, UNO, Luxor 2, Boom Boom Rocket, Feeding Frenzy, Sega Super Stars tennis, and Hexic HD." I quote from your link: "Get ready for fun right out of the box with five free Xbox LIVE Arcade games, including PAC-MAN Championship Edition, UNO, Luxor 2, Boom Boom Rocket and Feeding Frenzy." Yeah, that's five. The other games were mentioned, but not part of the package. Also, note that Xbox 360 games are usually in the range of $40 to $60. http://en.wikipedia.org... This game is worth $10. I'm guessing that the other games are of similar value, as arcade games are generally worth less than standard console games. So, this is really only about a $50 bonus. This is offset by the fact that the Nintendo Wii comes with the game Wii Sports (http://wii.ign.com...), which was priced at about $40 in Japan, so it's about even. This is easily offset by the Wii's more advanced Wiimote detection. "Maybe at first when the system was new and fresh, but now 3 years into it's life cycle it's been deprived of innovation." Deprived of innovation? You don't actually source any particular games that you accuse of being a wiggle waggle fest. I can easily say that games like Super Paper Mario, Super Mario Galaxy, Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Pikmin New Play Control!, and Mario Kart Wii are NOT wiggle waggle fests. The only games that I could possibly consider to be wiggle waggle fests are the Wii series (http://en.wikipedia.org...), which has sold more games than any other series over the past few years, and Mario Party 8, which was actually a successful manifestation of a wiggle waggle fest. "Because of the popularity of the Wii people release crap on it as often as they can hoping to make a quick buck. It's full of gimmicks." The Wii itself, and all first- and second-party games, and many third-party games, however, do not follow this, and are, in fact, very successful. Yes, some failed third-party games have brought the score for the Wii a large number of points down, but the top Wii games obliterate the top Xbox 360 games. Note that the Wii has three games in the top ten most sold video games ever, while the Xbox 360 has none in the top 20. "Quantity does not beat quality." Yes, but a lack of quantity does not imply quality. You give no reason why the Xbox 360's accessories have more quality, and due to this being the last round, it's too late to do anything about it. "Nothing could be further from the truth!" Saying that the Xbox 360 beat the Wii overall would be MUCH further from the truth. The Wii had four games above the Xbox 360's top game. The Wii beat the Xbox 360 in overall sales. Thus, the Wii destroys, which has been conceded, because you only disagreed with the second statement, but not the first. "The 360 includes a DVD player, the Wii does not. A Wii + a DVD player = bigger then the 360" http://portables.about.com... You assume that all DVD players are large. These DVD players are capable of being plugged into a TV, by the way. "The 360 does with the Xbox too. What are you even going to WANT to play from the Gamecube era? This is a silly point considering the GameCube was a compete an utter failure compared to the other systems in the cycle." You say this with pure bias and opinion, without any facts. I'll let you know that I continued to play Super Smash Bros. Melee right up until the day that Brawl came out. http://en.wikipedia.org...(sixth_generation)#Comparison (I apoligize for the broken link, use Copy + Paste) The GameCube's Melee was sold many, many times, and was a great success. http://en.wikipedia.org... There are many great GameCube games. You don't seem to support the Xbox very much in this. "My opponent goes on to list some other barley used features. Once again when it comes to applications they speak for themselves, with a much higher quality of standard on the 360." You say this, but you don't support this. Thus, I dismiss this as speculation without evidence. "Let's no forget one of the 360's biggest draws: HD. Beautiful high definition 1080p resolution. Everything can be high def! It's the BEST way to make use out of your HDTV and all it's features at a very low cost. This is a serous lacking component of the Wii." Ah, but what if you don't have HDTV? The TV I play on doesn't have HDTV, so why should I buy a system with features that I can't even utilize? Many people were disappointed when they realized that the 360's graphics were about equal to those of the Wii when they didn't have HDTV. And so, here are the arguments that my opponent has dropped, and should not be forgotten: The Wii has no technical problems, while the Xbox 360 had the huge Red Ring of Death thing going on. The Wii has sold more TOTAL games than the Xbox 360. "Quality beats quantity." Supported facts beat "OMG this things PWNS! GC fail lol" ;) I rest my case. Thank you for this great debate.