CAL4M1TY on 03 August 2009
| The_God_of_War said: Both have plenty of things the other doesn't. XBL- cross game chat, faster updates, demos for all XBLA games, movie DL service, soon games on demand PSN- Remote Play, gamesharing, internet browser, Home, Vidzone, more dedicated servers. |
See, the problem with this is that 360's features that PS3 doesn't have is more important to multiplayer games than the PS3's features.
The only big one is dedicated servers (Home and gamesharing might be good for interaction, but in terms of enhancing experiences within games, they aren't that important, if at all).
Having said that though, they are both really close. Live still edges out PSN imo (way more features I'd actually want to use), but PSN is a very very very strong contender (even without factoring in the fact that it's free).
