Jonathan Schlaffer from Gamer.Blorge writes:
"We all know that Sony's Home online service, similar to Xbox Live, isn't all that it's cracked up to be. The Home service is plagued with performance and security concerns. In this guest post, Buckle Gross gives us his thoughts on the matter."
I'm not quite sure what possessed this Jonathan Schlaffer to write such a pessimistic rant based on insider rumours from some beta testers, but suffice to say this article is really a waste of everyone's time.
Why don't we wait until Home's out till we judge it, hmmm?
The quest of some to silence ambition and new innovation of others always puzzles me. Either this guy is a pure pessimist in everyday life, or he just has something against Sony. This article is more slander than opinion.
These guys are idiots, don't they realize it's all FREE?
I love how you say the PS3 is a quickly sinking system when it outsold the 360 in 2007 even when Microsoft's console had Halo 3, Bioshock, Mass Effect, ect... Speaking of sinking, let me just say a 30% failure rate to the 1% for the PS3. And with a blu-ray drive and a cell processor that are both new to the market, I will say that is very good.
And have you seen the worldwide sails throughout 2008? PS3 has been on top.
2008 has many big games coming out for Sony and there are very few for the 360. Your post is just complete bs and you should look at the facts before you write this nonsense.
I was just stating facts. I do like the 360, I have had a ton of fun with that system with my friends, but this guy is just stupid.
I clearly learned something new from some people today reporting my news story as spam/lame (in which there spam/lame reports are indeed there own personal 'opinions' on what they think of this story anyways). They just can't take the pressure from someones opinion. I don't understand why people get so sentimental when someone gives there thought on a subject.
I personally believe that the HOME feature will be successful and will triumph on Sony's side and for us PS3 owners that have really wanted this feature for a far long time; it'll do what Xbox Live does for 360 users and then some. (Yet again this is my opinion, don't get so sentimental)