Plaupius on 21 July 2008
I wonder what is Sony's plan with Home in the end, and if they are indeed building everything in-house. I guess Tretton kind of admitted that they dropped the ball at some point, and now perhaps they are picking it up again. The question is, though: by the time Home launches, will it be compelling enough for the users to benefit from it more than from the other alternatives out there? Of course, Sony can leverage their extensive library of content and put it on display there, but what else is in the pipeline? If you compare it to SecondLife or realXtend ( http://www.realxtend.org ), what is the difference?
