Wii A Wii needs a TV and a room with a decent amount of space inside of it in which the user playing can move around to play the interactive games. When playing online a router is required so that you can connect to the internet and play with your friends. It is helpful to have a TV on top of a cabinet so that the sensor can be placed there. Storage capacity: 512 MB Internal flash memory SD card, SDHC card. Graphics: ATI "Hollywood" Nintendo Wii controllers and a nunchuck is needed so that you are able To play once you have your game, your console and a sensor.

Sega Mega Drive Processor: Motorola 68HC000 16/32-bit 7.67 MHz Co-processor (Sound Controller): Zilog Z MHz Video Display Processor Yamaha YM7101, derivative of the VDP from the Sega Master System Memory: 64K work RAM (68000), 64K video RAM, 8K work RAM (Z80) Later hardware had an internal 1Kx16 ROM for the license display screen.

IPhone Storage: anything between 4GB and 32GB. Screen: The touchscreen is a 9 cm (3.5 in) liquid crystal display with scratch-resistant glass. The capacitive touchscreen is designed for a bare finger, or multiple fingers for multi-touch sensing.

How does the hardware differ between the 3 gaming platforms? The Nintendo Wii allows you to have up to four wireless controllers, the IPhone doesn’t have a controller and the Sega is wired controllers. The Nintendo Wii uses gaming discs whereas the IPhone you need to download the games and the Sega Mega Drive uses cartridges. The Nintendo Wii and the Sega Mega Drive both need to be connected to a television in order for you to be able to play them Whereas the IPhone has its own screen and can be played portably.

Impact on gamers Wireless controllers allows the users to move around freely helping them to feel as if they were part of the game and because of the Wii sensor it helps the user feel as if he is going through the same obstacles as the character in the game.