Here's an idea, basically, it's a desktop computer, however, it has a number of extra features.
1. It can play Xbox 360 games, and connect to Xbox live (after you've paid).
2. It can play PS3 games, and connect to PSN.
3. It can play Wii games, and connect to Wii online (or whatever that is).
4. It has a large amount of sockets/ports to allow everything from a controller charger, to a turtle beach headset to plug in, etc.
5. The software is compatible with multiple display units, meaning you could play on all consoles and the PC at the same time.
It does this via emulating the software that runs on it (or maybe just having them built in), and providing a graphical interface to switch between them.
The product would be endorsed by Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, etc. They might release patches to allow a mouse to work on their individual systems, or the maker of this computer would do that (though that may not be allowed by Microsoft, etc). However, you would definitely be able to use other controllers on each system (apart from the Wii, but Move and the Wii controllers could be interchangable).
Kinetic, and Move can be connected via port and will run fine.
The product will sell upwards of 1000 US dollars, probably closer to 2000 and also comes with a controller for each system, as well as headset.
You will be able to access the memory of the PS3, Xbox, Wii, PC from the initial operating system. (It's kind of like an operating system, with four operating systems inside it.)
Oh, and also, you can watch TV on it. If you have the ports plugged in, that will appear on the first OS. So you can play Xbox, PS3, PC, Wii or choose TV.
The PC will comes with some form of Windows 7.
Edit: Oh look, the poll didn't work again. Options were: Yes, No, Need more information, Needs to be cheaper.
1. It can play Xbox 360 games, and connect to Xbox live (after you've paid).
2. It can play PS3 games, and connect to PSN.
3. It can play Wii games, and connect to Wii online (or whatever that is).
4. It has a large amount of sockets/ports to allow everything from a controller charger, to a turtle beach headset to plug in, etc.
5. The software is compatible with multiple display units, meaning you could play on all consoles and the PC at the same time.
It does this via emulating the software that runs on it (or maybe just having them built in), and providing a graphical interface to switch between them.
The product would be endorsed by Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, etc. They might release patches to allow a mouse to work on their individual systems, or the maker of this computer would do that (though that may not be allowed by Microsoft, etc). However, you would definitely be able to use other controllers on each system (apart from the Wii, but Move and the Wii controllers could be interchangable).
Kinetic, and Move can be connected via port and will run fine.
The product will sell upwards of 1000 US dollars, probably closer to 2000 and also comes with a controller for each system, as well as headset.
You will be able to access the memory of the PS3, Xbox, Wii, PC from the initial operating system. (It's kind of like an operating system, with four operating systems inside it.)
Oh, and also, you can watch TV on it. If you have the ports plugged in, that will appear on the first OS. So you can play Xbox, PS3, PC, Wii or choose TV.
The PC will comes with some form of Windows 7.
Edit: Oh look, the poll didn't work again. Options were: Yes, No, Need more information, Needs to be cheaper.
