PS3, Xbox 360 Called Too Complex

According to the chief executive of Square Enix, handheld game devices are where it’s at. And “it,” in this case, may be a proper amount of accessibility.

Yoichi Wada, the chief exec in question, explained to the Financial Times’s Mariko Sanchanta that consoles like the PS3 and Xbox 360 have “too many specs - and you also need a high-definition TV, a broadband connection and a deep knowledge of gaming - these consoles are mismatched to today’s environment. In a year or two years they will fare better,” he predicted.

In the meantime, it looks like the Wii and DS are, in Wada’s opinion, the way to go.