Netflix

Which is better for Netflix, Wii or PS3? I don't care about resolution, I care more about the speed and not buffering. And finally which menu is best and can hold more in que?

I dont know about Wii since i dont own one but im enjoying it on PS3. great service indeed

I think it is really enjoyable on the Wii. I have yet to try it on PS3 but I will when I get a PS3.

i just bought a wii and its kinda slow on wii. ied say ps3 is better but i havent used it on ps3 since i got my disc in the mail months ago. because i also have a 360 and its way better then both.

i have it for ps3 and 360 only but my guess is that the ps3 and wii versions are identical since they are the ones that require a disc to make it work.

just order both operations discs and see for yourself since you can run multiple devices.

instant Q and reciently watched is shared across all devices.

netflix is the best 10 bucks i spend each month.

WII loads faster due to lower resolution. MFDOOM1983

sometimes my resolution changes from hd to lower res when i lose bandwidth then goes back to hd when the bandwidth goes back up.

I have it for Ps3 and the only problem is they don't have X X X movies.

i have it for ps3 and 360 only but my guess is that the ps3 and wii versions are identical since they are the ones that require a disc to make it work.

just order both operations discs and see for yourself since you can run multiple devices.

instant Q and reciently watched is shared across all devices.

netflix is the best 10 bucks i spend each month.

Riverwolf007

PS3 dosent use a disk tho, i been using netflix for a few days now on ps3 no disk, u can download the app from the whats new section. in Canada that is

I wouldn't even bother with Netflix. The instant selection sucks with hardly any good movies except 20 year old ones. The only thing working for it is the TV series selection which is pretty good.

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

i have it for ps3 and 360 only but my guess is that the ps3 and wii versions are identical since they are the ones that require a disc to make it work.

just order both operations discs and see for yourself since you can run multiple devices.

instant Q and reciently watched is shared across all devices.

netflix is the best 10 bucks i spend each month.

finalstar2007

PS3 dosent use a disk tho, i been using netflix for a few days now on ps3 no disk, u can download the app from the whats new section. in Canada that is

[QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

[QUOTE="Riverwolf007"]

i have it for ps3 and 360 only but my guess is that the ps3 and wii versions are identical since they are the ones that require a disc to make it work.

just order both operations discs and see for yourself since you can run multiple devices.

instant Q and reciently watched is shared across all devices.

netflix is the best 10 bucks i spend each month.

WilliamRLBaker

PS3 dosent use a disk tho, i been using netflix for a few days now on ps3 no disk, u can download the app from the whats new section. in Canada that is

Finally USA guys will actually wait for somthing :P

I have both and I have to say the Wii interface is better than the PS3. Also, on a number of movies, the audio and video become out of sync on the PS3, doesn't happen a lot, but the same movies are fine on the Wii, YMMV.

[QUOTE="WilliamRLBaker"][QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

PS3 dosent use a disk tho, i been using netflix for a few days now on ps3 no disk, u can download the app from the whats new section. in Canada that is

finalstar2007

Finally USA guys will actually wait for somthing :P

PS3 is the only one of the three that includes search. No need to go to your PC to ad to your queue. I like the use of the wii mote on the wii's interface. The xbox interface is the prettiest of the three, but it doesn't work any better. Because of the search feature I'd go with PS3.

prefer it on the xbox. Interface is less clunky on the 360 compared to the PS3.

On Oct 14th Netflix for PS3 will be on the XMB instead of on a disc. This will be great. I have a Wii and PS3 I use the PS3 for movies, as it looks and runs better on PS3. The Wii is OK, but if you want the best go with PS3.

prefer it on the xbox. Interface is less clunky on the 360 compared to the PS3.

Fizzman

TC didn't ask about 360 vs PS3. They asked Wii vs PS3 didn't they. You're off topic!

Thanks everyone. I have netflix on wii and am extremely happy with it, but I am considering a ps3 also (to use on a second tv) and just wanted to know if a ps3 would be okay or should I buy another wii for the kids to play in their room.

Thanks everyone. I have netflix on wii and am extremely happy with it, but I am considering a ps3 also (to use on a second tv) and just wanted to know if a ps3 would be okay or should I buy another wii for the kids to play in their room.

dewc1

[QUOTE="WilliamRLBaker"][QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

PS3 dosent use a disk tho, i been using netflix for a few days now on ps3 no disk, u can download the app from the whats new section. in Canada that is

finalstar2007

Finally USA guys will actually wait for somthing :P

:lol: Yup, but they announced it for U.S. this month, if it's an issue for anyone.

[QUOTE="MFDOOM1983"]WII loads faster due to lower resolution. Riverwolf007

sometimes my resolution changes from hd to lower res when i lose bandwidth then goes back to hd when the bandwidth goes back up.

Yeah, I haven't tried it on PS3, but 360 definitely uses the resolution that'll play smoothest based on one's connection and same for Wii (my sister ordered a disc for my Wii before she knew we had crappy 1.5 Mbps internet lol). I tried them both out, and both downscale, though not enough for my connection to stream them smoothly.

I prefer the layout on the wii netflix interface better (motion controls imho just make things flow faster) but I think the PS3 one overall is the better service

360 has the best

[QUOTE="MFDOOM1983"]WII loads faster due to lower resolution. Riverwolf007

sometimes my resolution changes from hd to lower res when i lose bandwidth then goes back to hd when the bandwidth goes back up.

Yeah, but I'm guessing that since the Wii can't output HD it probably doesn't try to buffer in HD.