| Kwaad said: r2007 - The PS3 has the ability to log onto diffrent users with diffrent settings, and diffrent friend lists. The Wii all has the same friends, so if my child has all their 8 year old friends on the list... I might want to have a diffrent list with all my 30 year old friends... or whatever. Basically I dont want my list full of 8 year olds sending me messages saying 'IS JIMMY ON! I WANNA PLAY! LET JIMMY ON!'. I am not 30, and I do not have a kid. It could go for I dont want my wife's wierd girl-friends to be on the same list when I am on, I want a diffrent list. Like the same reason I have a diffrent Y! username than my wife. Cant do that on the Wii.
The Source - HOLY SMOKES dude. Your digging deep! I love what you do, and how you do it. You state crude hard numbers. I'll try to protect you from the Wiiatics! *sits infront of Source to protect him from the feces throwing* |
This is not the target of Wii as the operation is too complicated for most of the people in the world by session log on. What Wii is promoting family communication in a simple way. I don't think people will find this is user friendly if a father leave a message to his son at the message board and he need to login time by time (his son do the same thing as well). But I doubt whether you can understand what I'm talking about. Base on your playstation mind, all the Wii feature is bad and cannot compare with Playstation 3.
