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Forums - Gaming - Quality over Quantity - PSN or LIVE (who has the better downloadable games)

which service do you think has the better dowloadable games at the moment, and also games to look forward to?

PSN or LIVE

if i was to pick id go for PSN.

  • gran turismo prologue
  • pain
  • warhawk
  • stardust
  • tekken 5 online
  • echochrome
  • pixlejunk monsters
  • socom(upcoming)
  • wipeout(upcoming)
  • ratchet & clank(upcoming)
  • pixlejunk eden(upcoming)

thats just a small list of many that ive ratcheted together.



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I'd go with XBLA.

Rez HD
Ikaruga HD
Undertow
Cloning Clyde
Soul Calibur
Geometry Wars
Pac Man Championship
Bomberman Live
N+
Catan Online and a bunch of other board games
Marble Blast
Switchball
Wik: Fable of Souls
etc.



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Marble Blast and Soul Caliber are the only good ones from that list IMO.



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Garcian Smith said:
I'd go with XBLA.

Rez HD
Ikaruga HD
Undertow
Cloning Clyde
Soul Calibur
Geometry Wars
Pac Man Championship
Bomberman Live
N+
Catan Online and a bunch of other board games
Marble Blast
Switchball
Wik: Fable of Souls
etc.

 

 but surely you cant belive that the list you have provided has better games than the psn list lol

  • gran turismo prologue
  • pain
  • warhawk
  • stardust
  • tekken 5 online
  • echochrome
  • pixlejunk monsters
  • socom(upcoming)
  • wipeout(upcoming)
  • ratchet & clank(upcoming)
  • pixlejunk eden(upcoming)
  • warhawk alone trumps anything on live arcade!



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    really miss the VGCHARTZ of 2008 - 2013...

    I would choose Steam for PC :D can't go wrong



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    PSN i prefer quality and an understandable currency

    *Warhawk with DLC - fun online multiplayer mayhem 39.99 + 7.99
    *Echocrome - nice simple puzzlebased on perspective that keeps adding user created levels 9.99
    *Pain - cool physics and painful memories, and lemons 6.99
    *Everyday Shooter - fun arcade like asteroids meets guitar music and unique graphics 9.99

    just some games i enjoy



    Can't say how good they are, but PSN has some great looking games. The PixelJunk games, The Last Guy, fl0w, Flower, Pain, etc. all look superb.

    XBLA, on the other hand, has scads more games but also more of a quantity over quality feel. Although quantity IS a quality, so... hm. Still, for every Frogger 2 and Coffeetime Crosswords, there's an Ikaruga and Castle Crashers.

    All in all, I do sort of wish Microsoft would be more thoughtful with their downloadable games. I think Sony's done a good job with that so far.



    Gran turismo prologue and warhawk are actual ps3 games though

    All the following games have online multiplayer on xbox live.......

    Streets of rage 2
    Ikaruga
    Rez HD
    Doom
    Golden axe
    Ultimate mortal kombat 3
    Bomberman live

    its not online but theres also the AMAZING soul calibur

    soon to be released.... Duke nukem 3D

    and Portal 2 and the origional N64 version of banjo and kazooie coming

    winner= XBOX LIVE



    the fact that psn has games that are also good enough to sell at retail makes this topic a no-brainer.

    xbla has too much shovelware imo.



    GT5, Warhawk, SSHD, Tekken 5 Online, FLOW, EchoCrome.

    I go for PSN.



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