@ CameronHall1

you only walk around if you want to. going from the theater to the lobby can be done by pulling out the virtual psp and clicking on the lobby.

 @DarkD

messagin takes you out of the game cause you cant move around while typing. leaving yourself open for attacks. that is why mics are better cause you just talk. if you have a team the knows how to use a mic properly instead of shouting every time they get killed or excited. then you get good results. 

 If you love Half Life, you're a TFC fan. If you love Quake, then you're talking TF1. You just can't win! :p

thanks for the inside scoop grimygunz.

Ok I'll get the negative out of the way up front, the arcade games look like complete crap.

Now the positive: it's an interesting concept and it's something that's lacking on all consoles, a central meeting place or hub. Since using a keyboard and mouse is awkward on a console (at least for those simply sitting on a couch or laying on the carpet) this seems like a logical choice for an interface. It'll be interesting to see how it does.

Oh yea Quake was where TF came from... shit TFC is what I meant. I was pretty good at it too, Sven Coop is the HL mod I was a god in. I just wish that mapping wasn't such a nightmare to learn. Why does architecture have to be so god damned complex.

Yea you are right about messaging, just I wish people would use the voice chat more conservatively. as I said it has a lot of fuzzy messages in it so IMO people should only voice chat when they need to. When you are giving out instructions to someone or having an argument why bother with voice chat. Back in my WoW days I hated guildmasters who forced us to use vent just so that he could be lazy. I missed half of his instructions that way. If he wanted to save time that is what macros are for... And if he couldn't use macros it's not like we were in a battle or anything, all we were doing was sitting in the pre boss room having him repeat the instructions sixty times.

heck...sony should consider featuring the old atari games, negotiating with atari to be able to put them on Home - joust, centipede, etc, and and stick them in home with the classic music and sounds. THAT would be great.

 Yeah, that would be awesome. I think Home has a lot of potential.

I like how they have separate small games available in HOME. Thats kinda cool. I new about that flying game since last E3 though.