KylieDog said:
If gonna break it down
PSN (standard):
- Online multiplayer
- Sales and discounts on downloadable games and DLC
- Free access to other services like Lovefilm, Netflix etc that you pay for
- No adverts on XMB
XBL (SIlver)
- No multiplayer
- No sales/discounts
- Cannot access things like Lovefilm or Netflix which you are already paying for.
- Adverts cover parts of dashboard
PSN (standard) vs XB Silver winner: PSN
PSN+
- 12 full PSN games to download per year, play them as often and as much as you want until subscription expires
- 12 PS1 classic games to download per year, play them as often and as much as you want until subscription expires
- 24 PS Mini games to download per year, play them as often and as much as you want until subscription expires
- Additional full PSN games, retail games on demand, PS1 classics and minis in addition to the numbers listed, some you KEEP FOREVER.
- Random free DLC you keep forever
- Access to BETAs of many games
- Free avatars to keep forever
- Free dynamic themes you keep forever
- Online multiplayer
- Sales and discounts on downloadable games and DLC
- Additional and larger sales and discounts on downloadable games and DLC
- No adverts on XMB
- Cloud saving
- Auto-patching of recent played games.
XBL Gold:
- Multiplayer
- Cross game chat (to many people this is a negative feature since it often blocks communication with people in team based games because they talking to people in other games)
- Cloud saving
- Still adverts on dashboard
- Sales and discounts on downloadable games and DLC
- Access to services otherwise free everywhere else.
PSN+ vs XBL GOld winner: PSN+, by a bloody mile.
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I'm pretty sure it's more than 12 per year, I might be wrong.
