07-13-2008, 02:09 AM
That's the thing; it's not a minimal difference. It's huge. As big, I'd say, as the gap between the PS2 and the Xbox (which is to say, XTREME!). Whether that difference doesn't matter that much to you or not is a different story; I'm personally a sucker for eye-candy.
I find PSN quite capable. Only once have I noticed lag (one of the opponents had a spotty connection), and even then, it was still quite play-able.
I must admit, I don't know much about Xbox Live, having never used the service myself, but PSN does all the things I'd really care to do online, for free.
I find PSN quite capable. Only once have I noticed lag (one of the opponents had a spotty connection), and even then, it was still quite play-able.
I must admit, I don't know much about Xbox Live, having never used the service myself, but PSN does all the things I'd really care to do online, for free.

