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Originally Posted by vulva
SonikJesus -- PSN is a fine service in itself, the problem isn't with it but rather the demand from XBL. Developers are pushed to develop with the netcoding for XBL as a top priority from the studios due to the need for payment. If XBL didn't cost money, they'd put equal effort in to the netcoding for both of them. Fact is that publishers are more concerned about getting the product out fast, and not wanting to alienate the customers who payed extra for their online service. Don't blame the PSN, it's the publishers who are demanding less in regards to netcoding quality for the PSN.
Also, you mentioned BlazBlue. That's probably my favourite new fighter I've played in recent times. I regularily go to an arcade that's about 40 minutes from my house just to play it. I much prefer it to the new SF.
All of that aside, I spent 5 hours a friend's house playing SF4 on his modded 360 (game leaked, if any of you have a modded console) and the default control scheme fucking sucks. Right bumper for fierce punch and right trigger for fierce kick? You can adjust it... but it sucked when we took turns playing through arcade mode fights to unlock more characters. I couldn't get used to it at all.
chairman of the bored, you forgot to mention the best feature of the PS3. Full USB gamepad support. I'm probably going to mostly playing SF4 on a USB Sega Saturn controller, with the DPAD OF THE GODS.
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Wow, you have one of those Saturn pads? I want one of those so bad. They are fucking expensive though. If i was good at modding I'd mod my saturn controller to work with my 360.
And yeah, BlazBlue is awesome. King of Fighters XII is looking to be amazing too.