The Wii's motion sensitive controls and focus on family-friendly games, while alienating some hardcore gamers, helped the Wii to become the best-selling console of the seventh-generation. The high price of the PS3 had initially caused slow sales, but numerous price cuts and efforts to bring feature-parity between it and Xbox 360 were made in the years following.
The Wii's unique motion controls and focus on games suitable for families, while disappointing some serious gamers, contributed to its status as the best-selling console of the seventh generation. The PS3's high initial price led to slow sales, but subsequent price reductions and efforts to match features with Xbox 360 helped to boost its popularity.