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Muckraker Posts: 297 Joined: 6 May 2008 | I agree in that personally I don't see the mass appeal of it however the market has the previous example of second life which is doing pretty well for itself, and this is just a Sony version of second life and I think for that reason alone it'll do pretty well. |
Senior Editor Posts: 2262 Joined: 9 Jan 2007 |
But do you really see the Second Life audience intersecting with the PS3 audience? I sure don't. |
Anonymous Source Posts: 2 Joined: 23 Jul 2008 | i think that sonys home on the ps3 is pretty good,,,altho it has been used many time before |
On the Record Posts: 6205 Joined: 10 Mar 2008 | At first it's going to be awesome, you know like how the Wii seemed amazing when they showed off the motion controls (sorry, i shouldn't make this a console bashing thread) but then later on it's going to lose its appeal slightly and just be a cool niche. That's not to say that I am not blatantly excited for HOME, I can't wait until it's out so me and my friends can play some Resistance 2 while still keeping in touch together. |
Press Junketeer Posts: 449 Joined: 10 Jun 2008 | Yeah, I'm not knocking it either....it does 'look' cool, but as far as practical, I'm just not sure about it. Like the author stated, why would I buy a gaming console to look at advertising in a virtual world at virtual Nike's? I buy a console to play games. It just sounds like organizing a game and recruiting people is going to a lot of work. Why would I want to do this in a virtual bar when I have the same option in the game itself and just 'host'. I predict it will be much like WoW chat channels....full of spam about joing guilds no once cares about, crass juvenile humor. If I wanted to plays Sims or Second Life, wouldn't I just buy those to play? If I want to play Uncharted, I insert disc and play and invite people or join. What need is there for me to go to a bar and go through all this other stuff? |
Anonymous Source Posts: 3 Joined: 23 Jul 2008 | I believe it will be fun hagin withh your friends and playing wat seem 2 be mini games, it is practicly like sims. But we will have 2 see wat it brings 2 the gaming fans like myself. I find it stupid how nike wants a piece of the action. wat will there booth be making shoes LOL. :) |
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E3 2008: I Still Don't Get PlayStation Home
Jack Tretton promises that PlayStation Home will be worth the wait, but after taking a tour of Sony's virtual world, I still just don't get it.
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