No console system ha changed so dramatically in the time since its launch as the PlayStation 3. Sony introduced the 60 GB model during its first release but the system seemed to be missing something. What player of high-definition media can't display content in 720p?The PS3 never became hard to find but is still in the competitive ring of the Nintendo Wii and Xbox 360.

Since the PSP’s launch the firmware has received update after update. The Blu-ray capability has become much stronger, and it may in fact be the most affordable and fully-featured high definition disc player on the market. The price of the PSP has come down to a much more palatable $400 for the 40GB model, and the game selection continues to improve, with strong multiplatform support and a wide selection of exclusive games. Finally, the Sixaxis has been discontinued, and in its place now sits the Dual Shock 3: a controller with both motion-sensing capabilities and rumble.

The PS3 is no longer the system it was since its release in 2006 with so many updates the system specs are almost unrecognizable. Even the blue-ray capabilities increased as titles exploded onto the market.