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What Is The Best Games Digital Distribution Service?

Steam 47 66.20%
 
Xbox Live 7 9.86%
 
PSN 7 9.86%
 
VC/Wiiware 4 5.63%
 
Other (please mention) 6 8.45%
 
Total:71

Impulse. But since it wasn't up there I voted xbla ^_^ 



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PSN for me

If only my pc was a gaming pc....that would be another story



My first instinct was to vote for the Virtual Console for its selection, as I am a console gamer at heart.

But, but, but-

I had to pick Good Old Games, under Other. Shame on you for not including it. Shaaaame.



Mr Khan said:

Depends, on matters of content versus delivery, i mean it's hard to beat the one of those that has pretty much everything worth owning from the NES through the N64 and everything in between (except 32x, 3DO, Jaguar, PS1, and Saturn), even if it does suffer from low speeds, a points system, and device-specific content locking

 

Though Steam has an impressive library either way to go with its surpassingly awesome feature-set, so it would probably edge VC out either way

VC haz N64 titlez?



pacman91 said:
Mr Khan said:

Depends, on matters of content versus delivery, i mean it's hard to beat the one of those that has pretty much everything worth owning from the NES through the N64 and everything in between (except 32x, 3DO, Jaguar, PS1, and Saturn), even if it does suffer from low speeds, a points system, and device-specific content locking

 

Though Steam has an impressive library either way to go with its surpassingly awesome feature-set, so it would probably edge VC out either way

VC haz N64 titlez?

As much as NoA would like to deny it, yeah



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pacman91 said:
Mr Khan said:

Depends, on matters of content versus delivery, i mean it's hard to beat the one of those that has pretty much everything worth owning from the NES through the N64 and everything in between (except 32x, 3DO, Jaguar, PS1, and Saturn), even if it does suffer from low speeds, a points system, and device-specific content locking

 

Though Steam has an impressive library either way to go with its surpassingly awesome feature-set, so it would probably edge VC out either way

VC haz N64 titlez?

Don't you have a wii?

It has mario 64 and all the old goodies 



Boutros said:

It's hard not to say Steam.

Agreed



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Joel12345 said:
pacman91 said:
Mr Khan said:

Depends, on matters of content versus delivery, i mean it's hard to beat the one of those that has pretty much everything worth owning from the NES through the N64 and everything in between (except 32x, 3DO, Jaguar, PS1, and Saturn), even if it does suffer from low speeds, a points system, and device-specific content locking

 

Though Steam has an impressive library either way to go with its surpassingly awesome feature-set, so it would probably edge VC out either way

VC haz N64 titlez?

Don't you have a wii?

It has mario 64 and all the old goodies 

Yeah it has Mario 64, Star fox 64, Zeldas and 1080...but it doesn't have Goldeneye, DK64, Diddy Kong Racing, Perfect Dark, Conquer, Bomberman 64, or Blitz.  Perhaps I wanted too much out of the VC, and was left extremely underwhelmed.



VC/Wiiware>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The rest



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Hmmm

Steam

  • Deals, deals, deals
  • variety
  • large online base
  • free
  • Valve

VC/WW

  • World of freakin gooooooo
  • overall some great uses of the wiimote
  • most of the great first party ninty games on VC
  • free

XBLA

  • Oober polished online
  • Monday night countdown, Limbo, Shadow complex
  • Some DLC comes sooner

PSN

  • Freee
  • some decent racing games
  • quality online