10 game console terbaik 2015

10. Nintendo 3DS

• Reviewed on: 21 March 11
• RRP: £187 inc VAT
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There's never been a handheld quite like the Nintendo 3DS - one as brimming with features as well as potential, and offering an experience that's frankly impossible on other mobile devices like Apple's iPhone 4 or Sony's upcoming PSP successor. If you want the next big idea from Nintendo, this is it.

9. PlayStation Vita

• Reviewed on: 14 February 12
• RRP: £209 (WiFi)
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As with any new gaming platform, the key to success for the PlayStation Vita is the development of sufficient great games, but we like the design and build of the Vita.

8. Sony PlayStation TV

• Reviewed on: 15 July 14
• RRP: £84 inc VAT
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At a reasonable price, the PlayStation TV is likely to be a big hit this Christmas – and not just for PS4 owners wanting to use Remote Play. There's huge potential here for the device to be a gadget in its own right but this hinges partly on third-party apps and even more so on PlayStation Now. We hope Sony can get things sorted for the winter season.

7. Nvidia Shield

• Reviewed on: 1 August 13
• RRP: $300
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The Shield is an impressive bit of hardware but it's niche - and it doesn't really replace any of the devices you already likely own.

6. New 3DS and 3DS XL

• Reviewed on: 18 February 15
• RRP: £149.99 for New 3DS, £179.99 for New 3DS XL
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But if you consider the New 3DS's price from a broader perspective, taking into consideration the price of other games consoles, it does seem a bit pricey. You can buy the Sony PS Vita (2014 edition) for around £150, and even the Nintendo Wii U for £160.
For most gamers, though, its value lies in the games available, so for Monster Hunter fans, Pokemon fans or fans of Nintendo's many classics, paying the £150 or £180 for the New 3DS is a no-brainer.

5. Xbox 360

• Reviewed on: 2 December 05
• RRP: £169 (with 60GB hard drive)
• Best Price: Find The Best Xbox 360 Deals

It's hard not to be impressed by the Xbox 360. With its high-def output, beautiful wireless controllers and amazing graphical prowess, it's a gamer's dream. Take into account all the additional functionality (Media Center Extender, Xbox Live Arcade, built-in Breville sandwich toaster) and it's an absolute steal. You can either buy this now, or wait for Sony to come good on its promises for PS3. I know which I'd choose.

4. Sony PlayStation 3 Slim

• Reviewed on: 3 September 09
• RRP: £159 inc. VAT
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As Blu-ray players go, the original PS3 was competitively priced. With a slimmer profile, lower price and lower power consumption, the PlayStation 3 Slim (120GB) is arguably the one to beat. Factor in games, social networking features such as PlayStation Home, music and custom video playback, web surfing, and picture browsing, and this may be the best-value Sony game system yet.

3. Nintendo Wii U

• Reviewed on: 17 December 12
• RRP: £249 inc VAT
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Nintendo got the whole family into gaming with its simple and fun console, the Wii. See what we make of the highly anticipated follow-up in our Nintendo Wii U review.

2. Xbox One

• Reviewed on: 12 December 13
• RRP: £429.99 inc VAT 
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Xbox One is an imposing new entry to the range of digital entertainment gadgets and offers a glimpse of the future. While implementation leaves a lot to be desired at this early stage, many of the performance issues are likely to be software based and fixable via updates further down the line. If your aspirations are greater than traditional gaming, Xbox One might just be worth believing in.

1. Sony PS4

• Reviewed on: 15 January 14
• RRP: £349 inc VAT
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The Sony PS4 is a good looking and powerful console with fantastic hardware. We like the new DualShock controller and smooth interface. It's also cheaper than the Xbox One but a lack of killer titles mean it's probably worth hanging back for a while, grabbing after a price drop.