Will Home Be Healthy For The Average Gamer?

Here are my thoughts and seeing that myspace is a wide based community but what it fails at is negativity with people exploiting themselves to meet other people and what it creates is depression, couple break up, stressed, and much more.In most cases myspace are effecting people more negative then positive.If home replicates this do you people really feel it will have a good effect on people? please share your thoughts..

can we decorate our homes in HOME with porn?Haseokicksass

I dont think myspace is a good equivalent to what home is trying to be as a social hub.

I'd recommend you go look at IMVU for a little and while im not saying that is what home is going to be like...it is a little closer

and for as long as Ive used it it has been cool and fun and interesting.

well mike, its stupid to think that only Males have a PS3. Home is going to be a free service, and there are a number of families out there that yes the PS3 primarly as a Blu-Ray player. When this added free social feature is introduced, its going to garner attention from all sorts of peopleShensolidus

I meant 99% are males that will actually use Home consistently and not just try it out a couple times. And there are many barriers for entry 1. Home is for the Hardcore early on for the next year since it's a niche community 2. $600 price tag 3. most games are targeted for the hardcore 4. online connection and a reason to want to go online. You get the point. I was exaggerating maybe a little bit by saying 99%, but Myspace is probably 52% girls and 48% guys. Home will never be that mainstream not even close.

Home will be great for clans to meet up and socialize, or meeting a bored gamer that wants to have fun. It seems healthy and won't be addicting, it'll be like a great add on for PS3 just say that.

It's not an actual game so we won't be seeing any World of warcraft addicts.