[QUOTE="teemany"][QUOTE="GeneralMLD"][QUOTE="teemany"] PSN is now better. Not equal. PSN has:
1) the best multiplayer graphics.
2) best multiplayer sounds.
3) best way to create and share user generated contents.
4) Most relaxing/soothing game.
5) Most fair multiplayer cometition--no host advantage as in LIVE.
6) largest multiplayer HD battles.
7) I can go on.
The point is the bells and whistles of LIVE don't equal the advantages of PSN. Remember LIVE is limited by Xbox 360's inferior hardware.
joke post confirmed. Live > PSN. 360 inferior hardware? It just happens to still get superior multiplats like RE5...........what does that say about ur future proof :roll: PS3? It's not a joke. You have to deal with the fact that LIVE is limited by Xbox 360's hardware, which is inferior to the PS3's. Those multiplats that look better than the PS3 versions, the differences are very, very small--most reviewers will tell you that you can't even see them until you look very, very closely. The very minor differences are only because developers use the 360 as the main platform and then port it to the PS3. If they start with the PS3, then it would be a different story. The thing is you are changing the subject...we are talking about LIVE vs. PSN. PSN is the place for best looking, best sounding, etc. contents. PSN is not only free, it's better. And live is not limited by hardware, but there's more focus on smaller game types. I can't remember the last time i really enjoyed a game with more then 16 people. It just turns into a cluster f***. But then again I came from a pc where I could easily play with 64. And by the way, If I can find it again, I read an article about how psn likely will never have cross-game chat since the OS takes up too much resources so they have to leave it up to the developer to leave room for a feature like that, which makes the game worse. And its funny since after they put out NXE micosoft said they still had resources reserved they could use to add even more features without taking anyhting away from the developers. 
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