the fact that psn is free is also its downfall. xbox will put more money into their network because thay will get more in return. and the major reason live>psn is all 360 games have to have live capabilities of some kind. Developers cant choose to leave online out of the game.
I'm just wondering because I don't know, but will Home make everything unified? Like if I'm playing Heavenly Sword and someone invites me to a game of Resistance, will I be able to see the invite when playing HS, accept it, and have it bring me into my friend's Resistance room?
I have yet to see a satisfactory answer to this question: How does Home improve the matchmaking experience? It seems like a net negative, as you'd also have to wait for Home to load.
Also, the list mentions that the PS Store being like a web page is good. They're wrong. It's terrible, as Web pages are not designed to be browsed with a gamepad, and not everyone hooks a mouse to their PS3.
Lastly: why does Gamespot keep eating my message text? I'm so sick of posting a blank post, or just someone else's quote (especially since I usually quote people I disagree with - it makes me look like I'm endorsing their ideas, which makes me want to throw up a little).
I'm just wondering because I don't know, but will Home make everything unified? Like if I'm playing Heavenly Sword and someone invites me to a game of Resistance, will I be able to see the invite when playing HS, accept it, and have it bring me into my friend's Resistance room? Baird-06
Might happen with ingame XMB integration that is coming up.
[QUOTE="Baird-06"]I'm just wondering because I don't know, but will Home make everything unified? Like if I'm playing Heavenly Sword and someone invites me to a game of Resistance, will I be able to see the invite when playing HS, accept it, and have it bring me into my friend's Resistance room? NobuoMusicMaker
Might happen with ingame XMB integration that is coming up.
"might" happen, great. I thought everyone agreed that XBL was better then PSN. Guess not.........
[QUOTE="Baird-06"]I'm just wondering because I don't know, but will Home make everything unified? Like if I'm playing Heavenly Sword and someone invites me to a game of Resistance, will I be able to see the invite when playing HS, accept it, and have it bring me into my friend's Resistance room? NobuoMusicMaker
Might happen with ingame XMB integration that is coming up.
Okay cool. When that happens, that'd be a big step for PSN to match Xbox Live. And if you could also even privately chat and send messages too, that'd be great.
PSN is just old XBL features. Every feature that is on XBL will be on PSN in a 6 months. Hence the ps3 is living up to it's name of the "Waitstation 3".
Those are really good reasons, and instead of repeating one he should have said that the PSN doesn't have a size limit for it's downloadable games like Live does, so we can get REAL games like Socom, WarHawk, and Littlebigplanet from our living room while Xbox users get Pac-man and that one bug game...
I'm just wondering because I don't know, but will Home make everything unified? Like if I'm playing Heavenly Sword and someone invites me to a game of Resistance, will I be able to see the invite when playing HS, accept it, and have it bring me into my friend's Resistance room? Baird-06
Yeah it probably will but you'll still have to switch the disc first.
Those are really good reasons, and instead of repeating one he should have said that the PSN doesn't have a size limit for it's downloadable games like Live does, so we can get REAL games like Socom, WarHawk, and Littlebigplanet from our living room while Xbox users get Pac-man and that one bug game...wallpaper42
The cap limit is on XBLA games. They are suppost to be short, cheap, play for a couple of minutes type of games. There is no size limit on XBLM content. Only big title up there anyway is SI, and it's only an expansion pack.
[QUOTE="wallpaper42"]Those are really good reasons, and instead of repeating one he should have said that the PSN doesn't have a size limit for it's downloadable games like Live does, so we can get REAL games like Socom, WarHawk, and Littlebigplanet from our living room while Xbox users get Pac-man and that one bug game...limpbizkit818
The cap limit is on XBLA games. They are suppost to be short, cheap, play for a couple of minutes type of games. There is no size limit on XBLM content. Only big title up there anyway is SI, and it's only an expansion pack.
Yeah that's why I said "size limit for it's downloadable games." And why are downloadable games supposed to be short and only a couple minutes long when they could be so much more?
[QUOTE="limpbizkit818"][QUOTE="wallpaper42"]Those are really good reasons, and instead of repeating one he should have said that the PSN doesn't have a size limit for it's downloadable games like Live does, so we can get REAL games like Socom, WarHawk, and Littlebigplanet from our living room while Xbox users get Pac-man and that one bug game...wallpaper42
The cap limit is on XBLA games. They are suppost to be short, cheap, play for a couple of minutes type of games. There is no size limit on XBLM content. Only big title up there anyway is SI, and it's only an expansion pack.
Yeah that's why I said "size limit for it's downloadable games." And why are downloadable games supposed to be short and only a couple minutes long when they could be so much more?
But that's kinda the point of arcade games. You listed full games that are also on disk. Are you really expecting a 20 hour story out of a $5 title?
[QUOTE="Blackbond"]My number one reason for PSN > XBL is that PSN gets Virtua Fighter 5 online while poor XBL doesn't. How pathetic is that. ProductofChina
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