OXCGN's teenage gamer explains why the Wii keeps winning every holiday season despite its primitive graphics and few quality games thanks to its ease of use, wide appeal, and social gaming, while wondering if the 360's Project Natal or the PS3's motion controller can change the results this coming Christmas.

I love my Xbox 360 and even enjoy my father’s PS3, but during the holidays the Nintendo Wii dominates gameplay everywhere I go.

Every individual family in my humongous extended family has now purchased one and all ages are vigorously playing non-stop it seems (causing a lot of muscle strain). My local games store manager has said the Wii is still by far the best seller this holiday season, and recent statistics seem to back that up (see below).

Yet in our house the Wii only gets dusted off during the holidays or other big family or friend events. I was sure the console would finally be dying by year’s end with the sheer lack of unique games and the gimmicky nature of the console exposed.

Gameroz via oxcgn.com »