| CaptainPrefrences said: 360 blades are slower then the in-game XMB? Marketplace is unorganized? You have go to be kidding me. From what I have seen, live has way more demos, dlc, movies, wya better voice chat (for PS3 you have to have the best bluetooth headset or else it will echo), how many PS3 games have "trophies"? and how many games have in-game music support? also, PSN has slow ass downloads, and wheres Playstation Home? |
PSN doesn't have 'slow ass downloads', you probably don't have your router configured correctly. I download things just fine.
Also, you don't have to have 'the best bluetooth headset' or it will echo. I have 3 bluetooth headsets and 2 USB headsets and I get no echo - and two of them cost me less than $50 - one just happened to have a crappy battery so I had to get another=P At least with the PS3, you can use whatever headset you want...what about the 360?? You get like 2 choices? Yay..
For a site moderator, you're pretty arrogant. At least I'm not a mod. The 360 blades are WAY slower - yes. Marketplace isn't unorganized, its WAY SLOWER. Live does have more demos, I'll give you that. DLC maybe...all I see in DLC is 'You thought this game only cost $60? Hah..if you really wanna play online, try $70!" The extra content is nice..but it's part of MS nickle-and-diming you to death. I don't know about movies, so I can't really comment on that.
And the trophies and custom music - OK. I give you that..it's a new feature on PSN. Did XBL have that when it first began? Hmm...don't think so..it does now, and now is what matters - but a year from now, this point will be moot. Home being delayed is also another thing I'll give you, but what's that got to do with the online service? If Home is such a big deal, then when it comes out, PSN will flat-out OWN XBL because it has absolutely nothing comparable to it. Luckily for you, I don't see it that way, because while Home looks cool - I could care less if it ever really came out. I don't get on my game console to socialize. I get on to - as Will Ferrel so eloquently puts it - F*ck sh*t up. I'm not a casual gamer, I'm a hardcore gamer. Call me crazy.
