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Page 1 2 >>Great idea Sony...
See: There, Second Life, and a bunch of others.
Stuff like this has been around for 10-15 years, and it always turns into a meeting place for horny teenagers.........and pedos pretending to be horny teenagers.
They should use this graphics engine in other games...add effects plus textures and it would look very nice
It's a neat (it not useless) concept, but it was definately NOT Sony's idea.
See: There, Second Life, and a bunch of others.
As a gamer I like the idea of being able to just play the games. And I don't really want to walk around speaking to people in groups. I prefer the old friends list and simple menus of the xbox live service.
This does seem like a market for teenagers. I mean I couldn't care less what my guy is wearing and what his house looks like.
Second Life is a player built world though, with model building, texturing and even full on scripting.
I guess home looks cool. It's clearly not for me though.
*ultimately not really playing it*
In fact, I think it bears some resemblance to 360 backwards compatibility too. "WOO, X IS BC, IT'S COOL! LOOK!" *going to bed sleeping well knowing game X works on the 360*
*ultimately not really playing it*
But yes, free, that's cool. I'm looking forward more to the trophies and a more consistent online experience in games though, which is allegedly coming along with the release of this.
As for it's importance, I don't know... 2nd Life claims something like 6 million users but research shows that most of those only logged in once. Still, will be nice for those who are interested I suppose. The more the better eh.
Not to sure about the arcade thing though, I just like to access asap from anywhere and don't want to do it in another 'game'.
I'm still a bit mystified how they are going to do it technically. Read some stuff a while back that indicates to me that it is a combination of servers and p2p networks. Any solid info on the technical stuff?
It's a neat (it not useless) concept, but it was definately NOT Sony's idea.
See: There, Second Life, and a bunch of others.
Game is looking very good, I need a PS3 oh so very bad! Too bad I have to replace my 360 first though >.< still I can prolly try it out at my buddies place. Maybe Microsoft will make something like this to compete, and make it available to silver users too! haha FAT CHANCE, not to mention everything would cost MSP >.<
Besides some of the features, I really wonder how Home will handle the massive loads of people it will get (for at least a while).
I myself am much more excited for something like The Agency. You know, where you actually play a game. That's what I got my PS3 for, playing games.
It's both brilliant and sadistic at the same time. lol
But seriously, I hope Sony gamers like it. They've been waiting for this thing for quite awhile now. And people should be patient when they first log on, there are no doubt going to be snags on it's first gallops around the track.
And then there will be the abusers :p Hacking and exploiting any potential weaknesses.....ur..um.....enjoy yourselves. :-D