Theo on 13 January 2009
People say "why the hell buy stuff in home, it isn't real stuff!" But games aren't real and people pay money for those pieces of virtual entertainment, DLC costs money and those guns or new maps aren't real but are little mini-editions to the game you play. So if someone feels that the stuff in home they want to buy will increase the entertainment value of home, why not?
Why not pay the price of a packet of crisps to buy a cool hoodie for your avatar that he'll have forever. Why not pay the price of a pint of beer down in the pub for a new massive gaf in Home with a chandelier and a big fireplace and staircase that you can invite all your psn m8s over to?
ps: I havn't made any micro-transactions on Home ... yet
