1) True Skill: A complex ranking algorythm that matches you with players of similar skill
2) Far more users with headsets, since MS bundled a headset with most popular models of 360. PSN has less team-play as a result.
3) Cross application chat: talk with your friends no matter what either one of you is doing at the time. Makes joining games SO much easier than PSN, though this will change soon from what I hear.
4) Demos for all of the Arcade games. That's right... not some demos for some games. Demos for ALL of them. And while we're at it, there's a whole lot more arcade games available than on PSN.
5) Streaming thousands of Netflix movies never gets old. Love love love that feature.
Another great feature that isn't LIVE specific is the low power downloads. If you are downloading something, and want to turn off your cosnole, you can turn off the system, which then goes into a low power, download state. When you turn it on again, presto! There's your download. Oh, and did I mention you can queue up downloads from any PC? That's handy too.
Plus, the next update is going to add a slew of new features that only increase this gap. I can't wait to try streaming 1080p movies, but hey... I've got a fiber optic connection.
Look, I love my PS3, but if I get a multiplatform game that I am going to be playing primarily online, I absolutely get the 360 version. It's no fun to call your friend on their cellphone in order to set up a match.
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