The Play Station Network

By JASON MARSHALL JOHNSON on July 15, 2008 1:32 AM | | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)
"I'm not an online gamer, I never have and console wise I probably never will be".  That would have been my definitive statement regarding recreational gaming habits up until this evening (morning).  Around midnight, I waltzed down to the local gamestop to pick up my copy of NCAA 2009 (along with the likes of Ollie Ogbu and Derrick Williams).  The second I got home I popped my new disk in and for testing purposes only, I tried to connect to the PSN.  Immediately I was connected and had a player waiting to square off against me.  It was at that moment that I took the plunge.

Around the start of the fourth quarter, down 38-28 my opponent had what I can only assume was an unfortunate drop in his connection.  Despite a rather hollow victory for my Nittany Lions over  #5 Florida I was impressed with the minimal effort that I had to go about using the PSN service.  The price of Xbox Live had always driven me away from gaming online, but the price of free goes a long way.  

So if you enjoy a good game of NCAA Football, add psujj to your list.  I promise my connection wont mysteriously disappear.

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