Wii Vs Xbox - Which Is More Family-Friendly?

"which system is better? Wii or Xbox 360?" While back, I would say the Wii hands down! Since Christmas, I was swayed to think there are some pretty great things about the Xbox, especially with Kinect.

Xbox 360
Without Kinect, Xbox 360 seems to not be as obiteljski.Igre seems to be mostly geared toward older children, especially boys. Do not get me wrong, there are games that kids can play, such as the Lego series of games, Rockband / Guitar Hero and other games like Kung Fu Panda or how to train your dragon. Most games, however, have more adult content. There are many first person shooter games like Halo, Crackdown 2, etc. .. Many games contain a lot worse, profanity, and sexual content.

One thing I do not like better Xbox over the Wii is that each player has his own profile. Achievements can be earned by every person and his / her progress in the game had been saved with that specific profile. I also like that the profiles can be saved on a jump drive and brought with him from place to place. Players can go to their friends' house and every play with your profile. If a person subscribes to Xbox Live account (paid service where players can play online vs other players, and access to downloadable content through the Internet), a group of friends can have a "party", with everyone playing the same game (or watching the same film), all from the comfort of their own homes.

widget Kinect for the Xbox platform is awesome! Your entire body is the controller. It scans your body and follow its movements. Even the simplest of games end up being a great exercise. This is a great way to get off the couch and get your body moving.

Wii:
Wii seems to be much larger selection of children's and family-friendly games. Although many of the Wii games use the motion sensitive controls, they often require awkward movements, or just the right target with kontrolerom.Wii has 2 remotes in a sense. There is a regular Wii-mote, and nunchuck as some games require a certain ne.Pokreti allows nun-chuk can add to what the game can do, but the chord between them can also interfere with the movements you want to do. Players have their own profile, but the game progress is saved on the console. One person can make tons of progress through the game, and the next person to log into the game which will start second left off. There are often able to do 3 or so saves per game, but again, not specific to the user. My understanding is that profiles can be saved to the Wii-mote and transmitted, but have no experience to try.

My personal opinion is that the Wii is still better for the whole family, with regard to a range of games dostupne.Xbox 360 with Kinect is also an excellent choice, but there are so many games available. Xbox 360 is probably a better choice for age 16 + crowd, and the games are more mature, and offer a greater challenge.