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Now that we have the undisputed console champ poised in third place this generation with a long road ahead of them, the question lies; Do they have what it takes to reign supreme?

Now that the Wii has surpassed PlayStation 2's worldwide sales at the end of the two year mark, it is likely that we will see the Wii outsell the PlayStation 2 at the end of this generation. Nintendo has come a long way since they first entered the console market; it is good to see they still got it in them.

Microsoft came strong this generation with a strong library of games, great new IPs, and solid online service. But do they have any fuel left?

The highly anticipated first-person shooter, Killzone 2, is inching its way towards release on February 27, but there is much more to look forward to than just the game.

Call of Duty: World At War is the next installment in the Call of Duty franchise, taking it back to the fierce, ruthless battle grounds of WWII. While playing through the first few minutes of the game I noticed right away that World At War was going to be a thrill ride like many WWII games, except, World At War takes it to a whole new level of intense realistic combat of the WWII era.

The Xbox 360 was launched early this generation to get a head start on the console market. Their early launch may have cost them the future of the market, for they have only DVD-9.

Sony came out of the gates staggering in 2006 and has continued to strive to catch up to the Xbox 360. It’s been over two years now and Sony has done an excellent job at staying afloat in these rugged waters of the console war. But the truth is they have just begun to fight the great fight.

You may have heard of a game called Quantum Theory that Tecmo has been developing exclusively for the PlayStation 3. It is said to be a Gears of War rip off, but who would not want a Gears of War type of game on the PlayStation 3? When you look at what the developers have said about the PlayStation 3, it seems like third party support might make a quick turnaround, in this case, because the PlayStation 3 is the more powerful console.

The Xbox 360 may sell more software than the PlayStation 3, but there are many reasons behind that. Here is the truth about the software situation for each company and why one sells more software than the other.