I loved how the flexible climbing system created new gameplay opportunities for a third person shooter. Uncharted multiplayer was one of my favourite titles. Honestly this was one of the premier multiplayer experiences that really drew me in to playing on the PS3. Motorstorm offered stunning off road races that could be played online, and I found the diversity in racing lines afforded by the sprawling tracks and distinct vehicle classes made online competition really interesting. This one's a little different because it's not a shooting game, but on the PS3 this was a title where I spent many of my online gameplay hours. The game certainly had its flaws, it didn't look all that fantastic visually, and the game became a little repetitive over time, but it was a unique and interesting multiplayer experience. Supporting 256 player engagements, MAG put me in gameplay scenarios that I wasn't able to see in any other game. Mag was one of the most interesting multiplayer titles on the Playstation 3. Interestingly, Warhawk also featured split screen multiplayer, catering to both players who wanted to play online, or with friends locally. Warhawk always had a strong following on the PS3, I think its highlight was the high skill ceiling on its flight controls. I'm going to spotlight a few of these briefly below. Honestly, the number of high quality online multiplayer experiences released by Sony on that hardware was astounding. At the time I had an XBOX 360 initially, and I shifted to Sony's hardware again to play games like Killzone 2 and Uncharted multiplayer. With a tonne of experimental multiplayer titles released by Sony and their studios.

It felt like the Playstation 3 was Sony's golden era of this style of game. Killzone was the first online multiplayer game that I ever played on a video game console, and I had a really good time with it. Moving on, with the Playstation 2, I felt like Sony really started to focus on this audience with games like Socom and Killzone. On the original Playstation, most of my time spent was playing games like Crash Team Racing and Twisted Metal, and the platform was flooded with exclusive multiplayer games, like Tekken and Street Fighter Alpha. You might argue that Playstation has never been known for their multiplayer titles, but I would argue that this is isn't true. Over the past few years, we've seen Sony shift away from this style of game, with their studios focus on singleplayer and open world games instead. To clarify, I don't mean me specifically, I mean, as a type of consumer that tends to be interested in social and multiplayer experiences.

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