lilbroex said:
Having avatars is not the same at all. This is integrated into the consoles and plays accross games. Its a fundamental feature of the console. Simple games with avatars date back to the SNES era. are we still talking about the wii's miis?
" the basic idea behind was to be an "improved" version of the Mii which it didn't live up to "
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"This is integrated into the consoles and plays accross games. Its a fundamental feature of the console. "
and most importantly does not at all apply to playstation home... where the avatars like with tony hawk are confined to that particular experience...
"A huge environment where the avatars gathered together and interact."
so according to you mii parade qualifies as gathering and interacting in a huge environment...








