Yea home is already out. Its abit like sims 2 if you have ever played it but you cant build your houses and get jobs ect. Its basically an online world in which you get to play games, meet people, decorate your houses and buy new things for your avatar. :)
It's been out. It came out 5 months ago. It's free alright but when you go in the mall you'll have to use REAL MONEY! if you want to buy furniture for your crib or clothes for your character that is but it'll cost you 50cents or less for stuff like that though. But yeah it's free. And It's fun. Only thing it'll cost you is 3077MB (in other words A lil bit over 3GB).
it's a total waste of time and money that's what it is, if you have money and life to waste go ahead, but have to admit I would rather play SIM CITY with fake money
it's a total waste of time and money that's what it is, if you have money and life to waste go ahead, but have to admit I would rather play SIM CITY with fake moneyzideeq
The only thing you pay for is the items you use to customize your character and home.
PSHome has been out for quite awhile now,or atleast the big ol beta.Problem is it ain't all that.Alot of people agree that Sony could have used all that time and money on other things to imporve the PS3.I will try to give some solid points on Home.
The good points
You can create a virtual character
You can meet new people..........I guess
It is good for launching games with friends
You can create your own virtual space
It is free
Mini games can be fun with friends.....I guess
The over all presentation is nice
Now the bad
Could have been better
Perverts
Guys making girl avatars
Perverts
The community is not that good
Can be boring
Real money to buy fake items
The point is this,home does have good points if you are with friends and really can get into the whole 'Spending money on fake items'things,but other than that it is a bad place.It is filled with perverts who just bring the whole community down.At first it was funny but now the girls who are actually guys thing also adds to the problems.
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