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nightsurge on 09 April 2009
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Skeeuk said:
nightsurge said:
Gilgamesh said:
Dark Chaos said:
The poker game should have been there from the beginning. This is not a huge update more like necessary. Why cant they release at a much faster pace?

Home was rushed when it was released, there was a lot of delays and people were growing weary, they had to release Home, but don't forget it's still a Beta, it's not "officially" released yet.

 

LOL at Skeeuk and at this^^

Home wasn't "rushed."  It was delayed and delayed from it's original planned release.  If anything it took too long to deliver, and all that was delivered was a pointless, mindless app with no life and nothing to really bring any benefit for using it.  It's just an attempt for Sony to make up some losses of having a "free" service by charging you microtransactions on clothes, apartment things, etc.

@Skeeuk
Home never was and still to this day is not a success.

 

you dont represent home in any way what soever. if you dont like it Tuff!

people actually like the service, and it always has tons of users online, ive met a few buddies myself in the resident evil space and we now do co-op on res5.

content will increase with new spaces and new mini games.

i recomend you go play kingdom of keflings instead, leave home out of it, you havent got a ps3 so its not for you.

for a free service i think its brilliant. how much is kingdom of keflings and the plethora of other flash games on live?

I did sell my PS3, you are right, but during my time at Home it was all a waste.  The majority of PS3 users no longer even visit Home and share my opinion, so in a way I guess I do represent the majority when it comes to Home.

Also, on Xbox Live I pay for high quality XNA studio created games using a far more complex language than simple flash games.  Being a 360 owner yourself (if you really do own one with the amount of bashing and trolling you do), you should know better than that.  Oh and how did you know I bought Kindom for Keiflings?  I'll admit it was a very simple game and was expecting more of a challenge, but it was addicting and fun none-the-less.