gergroy on 15 March 2009
I agree, mostly with the last point though. Playing games on the psn is incredibly frustrating for me. It's not very cohesive for groups of friends, which is the only way I like to play. Forming a party is hard to do in pretty much all the games on the psn. Where as if you were to compare it to live, forming a party is simple, and it will give you private chat to boot. In the end, when I actually play on the psn, I generally form a party on live so that we can actually communicate with each other. So I have my xbox on for communication and my ps3 on for games. It is definetly not the ideal way to play. However, I would say that sony is years ahead of nintendo in the online category... Nintendo is just sad...
