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Yeah.... I didn't like it much as last time I tried it didn't support 'personal messages' or webcams and I haven't had huge amounts of success with the all-in-one apps over the years (trillian etc) as the networks keep blocking em.Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
Xfire for the win!
and MSN draws up in second place...
MSN... i used to use Yahoo, but just quit turning it on, and well AOL/AIM is for ppl that don't know any better and just use what comes supplied on their pre-made PC, any self respecting person that can build their own PC would never voluntarily buy or install a legal virus like AOL, and yes AOL is a virus one of the definitions of a virus is a program that can self-replicate wothout the users concent, have you ever tried to remove AOL once it's been installed, you think you've deleted every bit of it, reboot and BAM it's back, so yeah AOL/AIM is a legal virus and i refuse to use it, i refuse to use anything that roots itself that deep into a system...
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Originally Posted by Meat Puppet
Been using MSN for a long long time now. All my friends are on there.
Also, as of yesterday, users can chat on MSN through their 360. I haven't tried on mine yet, but apparently you'll be able to see what I'm playing when/if I play something.
Yeah, I've just been talking to a guy, him using his 360 to chat, and his personal message is displaying the game he's playing.Quote:
Originally Posted by JKTrix
I use msn (well ebuddy now) to chat sometimes with my friends!
MSN is what i use
AIM seems to have more font colors available so it's cool.
I think MSN won the pole. There comes the handiness of OEM.