Games consoles aren't just for gamers. They've muscled their way into more and more living rooms over the years, slotting seamlessly into your home entertainment setup by including DVD/Blu-ray players, support for digital media files (audio, still and video), and internet connectivity, which provides access to streaming services such as Netflix, Stan and Spotify. The three major manufacturers ­– Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft – each take a different approach to consoles, although a number of post-release firmware updates have turned the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 into fairly similar machines. Ewqlso Keygen Generator. So how do you decide which one's right for you?

This guide outlines what each has to offer to help you make the right buying decision. Note that this is a general buying guide. For more information on specific consoles, features and peripherals such as virtual reality headsets, we've included links below to our reviews and related articles. Download Aplikasi Doa Doa Sehari Hari. In this buying guide: • – Xbox One S, Switch and PlayStation 4 • – Xbox One X • – PlayStation 3, Wii U, Xbox One, Xbox 360 • – Wii • • • • • • The big three Microsoft Xbox One S Microsoft wanted the original Xbox One to be the centrepiece of your home entertainment setup and that idea has carried on to its successor, the One S. • RRP: $499 (1TB) • The Xbox One S is designed to streamline the transition from gaming to other forms of media so you can, for example, seamlessly switch from first-person shooter mode to watching Stranger Things without having to leave the console.

• It supports the bulk of major media streaming services including Netflix, Stan, iView and SBS On Demand, as well as live HD TV with the official digital TV tuner (read our ). You can also stream content over your local network using DLNA into media apps such as Plex, and play digital media files on the console. • Gaming functions are essentially the same as with the Xbox 360, but with improved graphics and performance, plus the added ability to record and share in-game footage on social media platforms and online video services. • A classic games subscription service called also lets you stream or download a number of Xbox 360 games without having to worry about compatibility.

• This smaller, more powerful version of the Xbox One adds a 4K UHD Blu-ray player and 4K streaming. While it doesn't deliver native 4K UHD gaming (games displayed 3840×2160), it can upscale HD titles to suit a 4K screen with high-dynamic range (HDR) support, which creates a more vibrant, dynamic picture. This means that it can't display games at a resolution above HD, but it'll do its best to make HD content look as good as possible on your 4K TV. Nintendo Switch Nintendo's new console, Switch, combines portability and home entertainment into a single unit. • RRP: $470 • The 6.2-inch 720p tablet-like touchscreen device is similar to the Wii U controller, but it lets you play on the couch, in bed, on trains, planes – basically anywhere you feel like it.