JayWood2010 said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
JayWood2010 said:
I love how you only have two options....There needs to be a 3rd saying no.
And no it isn't. Steam is SOOOOOOOO much better than PSN it's not even close.
XBL hs better functions and is much easier to navigate as well as more social.
PSN is still third. The games that I want I get so I don't need to pay extra for games I don't care about.
Fight Club quote-"Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don't need."
That is how I pretty much feel about PS+
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Steam is on PC and he been out wayyyyyyy before PSN Plus was ever thought of. I've been on Steam since before I got the original Xbox. Keep trying to beat down a promising product in the console realm when in the console realm it offers the most on consoles and keeps giving. To do what Microsoft with social gaming can be done easily for free, they just feel like making you pay for it.
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PSN isn't even the best console online *sigh* While PS+ is nice I as well as many other people see no use for it.
And go ahead and complain about the price for XBL, still doesn't change a thing about the quality differences.
And steam is still way better than PSN so don't start hyping up PS+ like it's the best free service either. I will even go so far as to saying Steam is just as good as XBL if not better.
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PSN isn't the best online console because its community wasnt built on the notion of online games. Microsoft brought the PC gaming mentality over the consoles as they did with the PC level miltiary FPS. Thats all they've done. All Sony has been doing i adding that to what they already do. It's not that hard really, next gen they add cross chat and its square. PSN Plus needs to be expanded to make it more a demanded purchase for consumers, but for now its a great start. Xbox Live started slow last gen, but it came into its own this gen. Think about that.
P.S.
I would pay Microsoft just as easily as I have paid Sony for a premium service. I just know that online multiplayer is free and Microsoft was smart to lockdown their loyal consumers (again, this was a failure on Windows Live because the OS was open), but at the same time I dislike the notion that they would disrupt the foundation of what I pay for my internet connection to enjoy. If my connection sucks, do I not get kicked from a server? What are they offering me to keep that connection stable?
