Dulfite said:
Cerebralbore101 said:
Xbox started the tradition of locking online pay behind a paywall. When Sony and Nintendo both had free online, Microsoft continually marketed their paid online as superior to Sony's free online when it in fact wasn't. They did this so long that both Sony and Nintendo eventually decided to offer paid online.
But hey guys! Lack of Crossplay is pure evil, and MS is the good guys for implementing Crossplay, and is only looking out for the consumer, unlike that evil, evil Sony Corp! |
Nintendo fanman here<<<
Wii internet was atrocious. Such a laggy mess. Wii U and Switch is maybe 50% better, but still laggy in games where it's really important to not have lag. I'm 1000% better at Smash Ultimate offline than I am online because of this. Xbox internet is far superior to Nintendo's and I haven't owned one still the 360 before Wii U came out.
Not certain about PS4, but I remember in the 360/PS3 days a lot of people would talk about better online experience on Xbox than PS3. PS3 was always getting online hacked and attacked and DDOS wasn't it?
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I know Wii's online wasn't very good, and Switch's isn't good either. That's why I carefully worded my post to point out that only Sony's online was on par with Xbox 360's.
SammyGiireal said:
Dulfite said:
Nintendo fanman here<<<
Wii internet was atrocious. Such a laggy mess. Wii U and Switch is maybe 50% better, but still laggy in games where it's really important to not have lag. I'm 1000% better at Smash Ultimate offline than I am online because of this. Xbox internet is far superior to Nintendo's and I haven't owned one still the 360 before Wii U came out.
Not certain about PS4, but I remember in the 360/PS3 days a lot of people would talk about better online experience on Xbox than PS3. PS3 was always getting online hacked and attacked and DDOS wasn't it?
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Indeed the PS3 online experience was far below The Paid Microsoft's one.
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As the Youtuber Dunkey has said "PS3 had Resistance 2 and 3 with 60+ players all on a single map seamlessly. For Free."
