This article explores the reasons why Playstation Home, the online virtual reality service for Playstation 3, is not a failure, despite considered to be well short of the community's expectations.
Chris Barrett was one of the prominent developers who was fired a few years ago during the Me Too scandals that hit the game industry.
girl, 8 women reported you.
thats how that works. u wrre not "entitled" to anything.
shouldnt have been a creep.
"While that sounds despicable, Barrett was accused of crossing the line between professional and personal behavior. In the course of its journalistic investigation of the Me Too scandal, Bloomberg interviewed eight people, including multiple women who reported Barrett, as well as other Bungie employees who were either involved in the investigation or spoke to the women involved."
Yeah, sounds like you did it, dawg.
PlayStation is celebrating its upcoming 30th Anniversary by letting you sit on its logo while riding the Victoria Line in London.
Reminds me of Sony's other awesome PS promotion in London, such as OXO tower and London underground roundels. All with shapes replaced with PlayStation's iconic 4 controller shapes.
Awesome promotion, Sony!
Kadokawa has confirmed interest from Sony in an official statement, clarifying that nothing has been decided yet.
currently, the kodakawa enterprise is worth a wooping 4 billion dollars. according to google. might be wrong
If/when Sony acquires Kadokawa I hope it means that anime games can start to be a lot more than they are now. The stories are fleshed out they just need to add quality gameplay/environments. It makes financial sense to me since you have anime fans and gamers who would buy these games if they are high quality.
Is Sony trying to be a monopoly and keep games out of the hands of gamers? Or is this different?
"Many people believe that Playstation Home is a failure, but when you consider the facts, it isn’t a failure, it’s purely our hopes and expectations of it that got a little out of control."
"Complain about Home all you like, but you really have no grounds on which to complain."
So, you're basically saying it's our fault that it's no fun to use?
I just helped my kid brother get started with his PS3, got him Ratchet & Clank, Uncharted, DBZ, Naruto, LBP and Infamous, got him on my friend list, then I see him logged on Home almost all the time.
I asked him about what he does there, apparently met lots of friends in the place, according to him some of them got a PS3 just for Home.
As a gamer I may never understand the joy of Home, and there are people who will never understand the fun of gaming, to each his own.
Home doesn't need defending.
It does its job. It's not quite what Sony set out to do, but it's a good social platform for PS3 users. Millions use it each day. There's lots of good and regular content. Besides the micro-transactions, the content is very cool, unique and customizable.
I like Home, games are better but it's something to do if you're bored with gaming, because I get fed up when I'm getting owned on MW2, it helps to calm me down lulz.