Well if you had a Ps3 and 360 I dont think it would be worth it unless you dl the videos, game demos or like to get online achievements or like to dl extra content.
If PSN Home hits and its all its hyped to be, and they make the updates to the PSN store that they are planning on, and it remains free, then, IMO, no.
awsomness and they always seem to give away free things like arcade games to the gold memebers every so often so that makes it worth it alone. plus its way better then psn, but hey with psn u get what u pay for eh? so i don't mind psn but i say xbl is the #1 and psn is trailing a long way back.
There are features like: - excellent friend support (ability to see when they are on, see what they've played, join games they are in, etc...) - largest library of downloads and such - ability to record and send voice/video clips to friends - best professionality and it's the best developed - best opportunity for a lag free games (fast internet = zero lag) - built in voice support etc...
It's not worth 50$, but right now, it's easily the best and fullest online experience availble.
[QUOTE="cecx"]If you have friends it's worth it.Shazenab
Well that's a matter of oppinion. Personally I still think split screen gaming trumps online gaming when it comes to friends.
I've had great times with both :D, but as far as online play is concerned XBL has things like a universal friend's list and cross game invites/messaging/chats that make it more friend oriented than PSN.
I agree even if you met them online and don't know them personally I've met a lot of cool people that I love to play with, friends are one of the only reasons I go on LIVE
It's not worth $50/yr, but people who play the 360 have no other choice if they want to play online. I'm sure they would like it free and it should be free.
Sure I would like it to be free and still be the same service it is today, but its not going to keep from having alot cool features that are organized.
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