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Show 17: Sony's Playstation, Nintendo's Wii and Microsoft's xBox [25:47]

EPISODE · May 28, 2006 · 25 MIN

Show 17: Sony's Playstation, Nintendo's Wii and Microsoft's xBox [25:47]

Todays gamers are not the gamers of the old pong days. High performance graphics, processors, controllers, I/O and network connectivity make many games appear anything but virtual. This show gives updates on new products from Sony and Nintendo and also discusses Microsoft's Xbox 360.

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