Euro Home beta simultaneous with US
This autumn, says David Reeves.
PlayStation Home will launch into open beta at the same time in Europe as it does in the USA.
That's according to SCEE boss David Reeves, who told hacks at the company's Santa Monica gathering this week that it will arrive "with the same specs, same support and at the same time in autumn 2008".
According to Reeves, "The precise date will be announced by SCEI very shortly."
Home, which has been in development for approximately 2 billion years, is a virtual world where PS3 owners can come together and enjoy one another's company, launch games and behave in a web 2.0 fashion.
It's been delayed so often that it might as well be a train, and we'll have hands-on impressions of the latest build - and the current thoughts of its developers - on the site in very short order.
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Are you sure it'll be out this autumn, Sony?
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"I should hope it is released same time as the US, seeing as it's being made in Cambridge."
No they're not.
http://en .wikipedia.org/wiki/SCE_London_...
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Open beta almost always means "Too finished to fix most problems", just look at MGO. I still have issues with it that were issues in the beta, with only small adjustments made to the game. Or non-game, as the case may be.
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Isn't that just negative spin?
I mean, labeling it as a beta seems pretty fair to me. Warning users that it's not 100% but still giving them a chance to try it out if they are willing to accept a few bugs. After all, it a free service and people will not lose anything by checking it out.
I would rather have a open beta with many users which will mean more bugs found compared to a closed beta with fever users, or a later launch of the service.
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