PSN is still fairly new. Any suggestions?
I would make a "homepage" for it, that shows the biggest new demos and such. Instead you kind of have to go searching for them..
"I don't have time to play video games anymore, but if I did, I would definitely choose the PlayStation 3 instead of the 360" - President Barack Obama
what would you do to improve PSN.....
"I don't have time to play video games anymore, but if I did, I would definitely choose the PlayStation 3 instead of the 360" - President Barack Obama
the whole psn and xbl battle fails
they both are equal to me
all i want is ps1 classics for like 4.99-9.99
it pretty much have everything else
free demos, wallpapers, themes,
dlc, movies, rentals
You should be beaten, burned to ashes then someone should throw your ashes from a plane
Well... I'd add more PS1 classics...
I'd add more search options in the store.
That's pretty much it....
4 ≈ One
| Dgc1808 said: Well... I'd add more PS1 classics... I'd add more search options in the store. That's pretty much it.... |
This! They have almost none on the NA store. Surely it isn't that hard to put at least a few more up there, right?
I'd also like to see more games for the PSP on the PSN. Specifically racing games since I've got an urge to play a PSP racing game, and I can't find any in the stores here.
How to improve PSN:
Step 1: Charge a small annual membership fee
Step 2: Use that money to make the service and moderation not suck
Step 3: Take everything PSN is right now, and junk it
Step 4: Do exactly what Microsoft is doing with Live
| Honkeytonk Monkey said: How to improve PSN: Step 1: Charge a small annual membership fee Step 2: Use that money to make the service and moderation not suck Step 3: Take everything PSN is right now, and junk it Step 4: Do exactly what Microsoft is doing with Live |
You should be beaten, burned to ashes then someone should throw your ashes from a plane
more ps games
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