PSP yes . PS 2 , not currently . <| sep |> Yeah there were cutscenes , but I checked and others have cutscenes as well . I ' m so confused <| sep |> Then people would see that their area actually has bad coverage and not fair or good <| sep |> Was a frame missing ? <| sep |> First time you ' ve told me though . Alright . Sorry about that . It ' s peppered throughout this post ' s comments . EDIT And it ' s in the original image I shared as well . If you are going to assume 5 member districts for STV , you also need to do that for the system you are comparing it against in order to talk about the proportionality of the systems . This isn ' t a mathematical exercise for what ' s possible in some theoretical case . I ' m comparing real , practical systems which would be used in Canada , as the title says . A typical STV district size would be 5 member , whereas FPTP and AV use single member districts , so those are the sizes I ' m using in each case . Now that I understand you , sure , you could theoretically get full proportionality out of STV with larger member districts in a totally theoretical and unreasonable case , but nobody wants to be in a 100 ormoremember district , so that ' ll never happen here or anywhere else in the world . So for all practical purposes , STV is less than fully proportional for a practical 5 member district . Whereas topping up to full proportionality with MMP absolutely can happen here because MMP is successfully used throughout the world .