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Despite the PlayStation Network being completely free the service is up pretty much all the time, except when there’s scheduled downtime and that’s incredibly rare. Not so with the paid Live service on the 360, which has been up and down more times than a bride’s nightie for the last few months. And don’t bother [...]
Published: 12:15, 14/01/2008 by Staff.
16Despite the PlayStation Network being completely free the service is up pretty much all the time, except when there’s scheduled downtime and that’s incredibly rare. Not so with the paid Live service on the 360, which has been up and down more times than a bride’s nightie for the last few months. And don’t bother calling to complain because according to comments on the Major Nelson blog employees at Microsoft have been silenced due to an on-going lawsuit from disgruntled 360 owners. Our advice? Buy a Wii. Or something.
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