NY Times Confirms PlayStation Home!

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/07/arts/design/07game.html?_r=1&ref=technology&oref=slogin

"The centerpiece, a new service called PlayStation Home, is to become available to consumers in the fall, said senior game industry executives, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the plans. PlayStation Home is meant to build on and surpass somewhat similar offerings from Sony’s competitors Microsoft and Nintendo by allowing users to create persisting online identities that record players’ achievements in different games. As players progress through a game, they will unlock various virtual prizes that they can then show off to friends and rivals, the executives said."

...and I still don't care.Fr3357YL3

IN THE FALL!!! Yikes thats FOREVERRRRR lol, But great news!! GO SONY!!! Will dominate this holiday season!!RagingBull25

ummm correction HALO 3 will dominate this holiday season and everyone knows that!!!! :roll:

I didn't get in on the whole "Sony ripped off Nintendo with the Sixaxis" craze, because that was a bit of a stretch, but this:| There's really do denying that this isn't a spark of spontaneous genius on Sony's part. This is a direct derivation from XBL and the Mii concept. A smart business move, yes. An original concept, no. Sony did rip this off.bman784

This won't save sony.Hir0_N

[QUOTE="bman784"]I didn't get in on the whole "Sony ripped off Nintendo with the Sixaxis" craze, because that was a bit of a stretch, but this:| There's really do denying that this isn't a spark of spontaneous genius on Sony's part. This is a direct derivation from XBL and the Mii concept. A smart business move, yes. An original concept, no. Sony did rip this off.Einhanderkiller

[QUOTE="bman784"]I didn't get in on the whole "Sony ripped off Nintendo with the Sixaxis" craze, because that was a bit of a stretch, but this:| There's really do denying that this isn't a spark of spontaneous genius on Sony's part. This is a direct derivation from XBL and the Mii concept. A smart business move, yes. An original concept, no. Sony did rip this off.Einhanderkiller