What non-PS3 exclusives do you prefer to play on the PS3?

[Joker99352]

I have both an Xbox 360 and a PS3, but I generally prefer some game types for each console. For example, I find that the PS3 is much better suited for fighting games, which is why I picked up a copy of Injustice: Gods Among Us for the PS3. I prefer playing first person shooters on the Xbox 360 because of the controller scheme, but that's about the only reason. The other thing I take into consideration is the price of the game, since sometimes there will be a game that costs almost twice as much for one console (but I'd be willing to play on either) so the choice is rather obvious. What do you guys think?

 

[DrRipley]

I prefer to play fighting games on PS3, I'm much more used to its controller, even though I still don't like it that much, especially for fighting games. I still prefer having all the buttons in front of me for Street Fighter, but for Tekken, the PS3 controller is a very welcome alternative for me personally. Other than that, I don't really mind the switch between consoles and their controllers, I've played GTA IV on both consoles, and I didn't really notice too much differences between the two.

 

[Haze]

I also prefer playing shooters on the Xbox, but everything else I pretty much play on the PS3. Probably explains why my Xbox profile shows I've played nothing but shooters.

 

[BlackSolaris]

I prefer to play fighting games on PS3, I'm much more used to its controller, even though I still don't like it that much, especially for fighting games. I still prefer having all the buttons in front of me for Street Fighter, but for Tekken, the PS3 controller is a very welcome alternative for me personally. Other than that, I don't really mind the switch between consoles and their controllers, I've played GTA IV on both consoles, and I didn't really notice too much differences between the two.

This. For some reason, the PS3 has a better and bigger community around fighting games, so i usually go with that in mind when buying my games.

 

[Joker99352]

I also prefer playing shooters on the Xbox, but everything else I pretty much play on the PS3. Probably explains why my Xbox profile shows I've played nothing but shooters.

Although I don't like having to pay for Xbox Live, I prefer playing shooters online to the kinds of games that are generally offered on the PS3. I may be mistaken, but it seems like more people play those kinds of games on Xbox live more often. The bottom line, though, is that it's all about personal preference. I don't think the Xbox is "better" than the PS3 for anything in particular, but there are certain things that suit my tastes on each console. Otherwise, what would be the point in owning both?

 

[Haze]

Although I don't like having to pay for Xbox Live, I prefer playing shooters online to the kinds of games that are generally offered on the PS3. I may be mistaken, but it seems like more people play those kinds of games on Xbox live more often. The bottom line, though, is that it's all about personal preference. I don't think the Xbox is "better" than the PS3 for anything in particular, but there are certain things that suit my tastes on each console. Otherwise, what would be the point in owning both?

The reason I play shooters on the Xbox is purely because the controller feels more comfortable when playing that type of game. I've tried many shooters on the PS3 but just con't seem to have the co-ordination when it comes to shooters and the PS controller. I know it may seem odd but that's what it's like for me. I don't tend to play any shooters online really so it's not really a community thing for me when it comes to shooters on the 360.

 

[RaggaJungle]

I think Xbox has a better range of driving games, for example Forza. I agree as well that PS3 seems to have a better range of fighting games, and so I would prefer to play this category of games on the PS3. I think overall though PS3 has a better games library across all categories of games.

 

[Ebib]

I do find some games do have to stop and load on the Xbox were as their PS3 counterparts cope better. Batman Arkham City for example was
great on the PS3 but when I played it on the Xbox it kept having to load sections of city when I was gliding about. I also think the PS3 copes
better with the frame rate than the Xbox versions. I'm not too bothered about the controllers though, I can use both fine.

 

[KellyKellz]

For some reason sports games like Fight Night and NBA 2K basketball games. I love the feel of a PlayStation controller and thats what I'm really used to. On the other hand, if I'm playing a shooter I rather play it on an Xbox because the trigger but feels like a "trigger".