I used to only game online on my PC but I got tired of ugradeing it so I made the switch to the 360. 1st person shooters just aren't the same on a console.I would much rather be using a mouse and a key board.
I've heard this....but why? I've had minimal issues with things like disconnects,servers being down etc...what makes the Xbox far superior online?
Having players online has never been a problem for me.....especially during off-peak hrs. Actually, since they're both worldwide networks what is off-peak hrs? Not sure if thats a relevant term in this case.
Having players online has never been a problem for me.....especially during off-peak hrs. Actually, since they're both worldwide networks what is off-peak hrs? Not sure if thats a relevant term in this case.
I traditionally play late into the evening/morning.
Example: I own The Orange Box:Half Life 2,Portal, Team Fortress 2. I went online to play team fortress 2 a few nights ago(this is an old game!) and had no problem finding matches online.
RFOM(the first one),COD4,GTA4....no problems,no waiting. These are old games buy todays online gaming standards.
I'm not buying that CardsKen....thats not an advantage for anyone.
There may be more people online playing xbox than PS3 but it has zero effect on the gamers. Its simply not an issue when determining the superior online experience.
Just sayin
^ Nothing like facts to backup a statement.
Analogy:
There's two buildings.....the xbox live building and the PS network building.
There's only one window on each building.
You look inside the window of each building and see hundreds of people.
It looks like a great party in both cases.
It turns out that there's more people in the xbox live building even though you can't tell the difference just by looking thru the one window.
Its a great party in both cases and there's plenty of folks to mingle with.
