PC version vs PS3?

[Cervatoz]

ugh the comp on the pc is weak so far I mean day one vanilla bad. don’t listen to the op the 1 frame lag thing if you go from ps3 to pc isn’t even noticeable

unfortunatly that isnt true… its 4-5 frames difference. ps3 offline is like playing pc online.

[Nemesys_Syndrome]

There’s some good competition on AE PC. Mostly in endless rooms though.

[extravagant]

PC runs 10xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx times better than PS3. And yes, the competition on Endless is very very good. It’s not on the same competition as PS3 back on SSF4 Vanilla Edition days, but it is still there. I sold my PC so I haven’t been able to check out the PC community. It should still be growing strong though.

I found some really good players (tourney players) on PC community, and some of these players were way better than the PS3 community players.

If I could suggest a good advice to you, I would say diversify your challenges and play BOTH communities. There is riches of good players in both. Different, but still good challenges you’ll find.

[SadQuotes]

PS3 has more Salt
I never had any players rage message me on PC.

[Creegz]

The PC version is getting some more exposure from Steam sales. So I would say give that a shot. Steam sells it for 10 bucks, and that’s a sick value. I don’t know much about PS3 version as I have only played it a couple of times, but depending on when you play you can be good for matchmaking on all platforms. It just depends on time of day that has most traffic.

[IItRueII]

The comp on the pc isnt bad I have xbox ps3 and pc and they all have scrubs and they all have good players…

[IItRueII]

The PC version is getting some more exposure from Steam sales. So I would say give that a shot. Steam sells it for 10 bucks, and that’s a sick value. I don’t know much about PS3 version as I have only played it a couple of times, but depending on when you play you can be good for matchmaking on all platforms. It just depends on time of day that has most traffic.

Im trying to give pc ssf4 and just ssf4 in general more exposure with my channel!
I have deffinalty got some new blood into ssf4 which is great Sick of cod being the biggest lol.
It’s time for SSF4 to take its rightful place!

[wettrix]

I used to play on ps3 but I was to slow for me. It could take sometimes 10 seconds to enter a game and sometimes you had to wait in vein to enter. So I gave PC a go and never went back to PS3. Now since I live abroad I don’t have a PS3 so PC is my best option. Ans in my current country of Japan the community is very active so I’m glad.

Loading times on PC is instantly so I love that.

Here is a recent video on me playing on PC.

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[petran79]

biggest advantage:

while waiting for your turn in endless you can browse the Web, watch videos, even play other games.

Consoles are locked to the lobbie…

[Nemesys_Syndrome]

Extravagant said it the best. Different consoles = more diversity. You do get your usual first time AE players on both console and PC so that’s to be expected.

[petran79]

the ideal thing would be cross platform play between Xbox and PC but Capcom and Microsoft had other plans.

PC runs 10xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx times better than PS3. And yes, the competition on Endless is very very good. It’s not on the same competition as PS3 back on SSF4 Vanilla Edition days, but it is still there. I sold my PC so I haven’t been able to check out the PC community. It should still be growing strong though.

I found some really good players (tourney players) on PC community, and some of these players were way better than the PS3 community players.

If I could suggest a good advice to you, I would say diversify your challenges and play BOTH communities. There is riches of good players in both. Different, but still good challenges you’ll find.

PC community missed SSF IV when it came out, so the level of play during launch date and also a few months after was low. Only those who played SFIV a lot and players from Xbox community helped maintain competition to decent levels. Also if you include the various PC related bugs, lack of USB keyboard and arcade stick support, it didnt help much.

But now the competition on PC got much better when compared to 1 year ago. Also if you consider that the flow of information to PC is leagues ahead, practicing there can give much better results.

[extravagant]

also I believe PC runs online connections a lot more smoother

[Ellipsen]

Please don’t make statement based on personal experience :).
I find matches within a minit on PC, but on my friend PS3 (my neighbor) it’s at least 2 minits, also we can’t “quick match” and have to create a room every time cause it fails, every time. And man… loading bar every time you hit a button is silly. But this could be resolved by hosting the game on his hdd I guess.

Sorry if you can’t find the good players on PC but there’s a shitload in US zone.

And enough e-peen now, it’s ok on all 3 platform, on PC it’s faster than ps3, it’s better looking with a nice 2560 x 1440 px screen resolution, it’s on a PC so you have access to some incredible tools, mods graphics, sound, macro trainer, it works on Laptop too… work and keep playing, easy match recording, etc. (and free online).

Some nice points for PC version over the others.

They’re both fine, but I prefer PC on games if I can. Better graphics, shorter loading times, less lag, more mods, etc. Competition is good on either. I find the input is good on console after I got those really good cables for my tv.

unfortunatly that isnt true… its 4-5 frames difference. ps3 offline is like playing pc online.

There’s some good competition on AE PC. Mostly in endless rooms though.

PC runs 10xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx times better than PS3. And yes, the competition on Endless is very very good. It’s not on the same competition as PS3 back on SSF4 Vanilla Edition days, but it is still there. I sold my PC so I haven’t been able to check out the PC community. It should still be growing strong though.

I found some really good players (tourney players) on PC community, and some of these players were way better than the PS3 community players.

If I could suggest a good advice to you, I would say diversify your challenges and play BOTH communities. There is riches of good players in both. Different, but still good challenges you’ll find.

PS3 has more Salt
I never had any players rage message me on PC.

The PC version is getting some more exposure from Steam sales. So I would say give that a shot. Steam sells it for 10 bucks, and that’s a sick value. I don’t know much about PS3 version as I have only played it a couple of times, but depending on when you play you can be good for matchmaking on all platforms. It just depends on time of day that has most traffic.

biggest advantage:

while waiting for your turn in endless you can browse the Web, watch videos, even play other games.

Consoles are locked to the lobbie…

the ideal thing would be cross platform play between Xbox and PC but Capcom and Microsoft had other plans.

PC community missed SSF IV when it came out, so the level of play during launch date and also a few months after was low. Only those who played SFIV a lot and players from Xbox community helped maintain competition to decent levels. Also if you include the various PC related bugs, lack of USB keyboard and arcade stick support, it didnt help much.

But now the competition on PC got much better when compared to 1 year ago. Also if you consider that the flow of information to PC is leagues ahead, practicing there can give much better results.

also I believe PC runs online connections a lot more smoother

These guys said it best.
PC.