Media Street writes: "The Wii, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 were the three players in what is known as "the seventh generation of gaming". Since the first entry of this seemingly long-winded generation in the form of Microsoft's 360 console in late 2005, we've gone through countless fads, studio shutdowns, peripheral mayhem and - in some unsurprising cases - simple silly ideas touted as "new ways to play". This kind of nonsense seems happens almost every time but somehow, we felt more doomed than ever before. Is it justified, or was this generation a true success?"
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