PS Home gets Red Bull Flugtag

By Robert Purchese Published 26 November, 2009

Launch wacky fliers into the sky.

Red Bull is adding a couple of new spaces to PlayStation Home today in the shape of a Flugtag mini-game and a boardwalk art gallery.

Flugtag is the weird and wonderful sport of launching inventions into the sky to see if they fly. There will be five creative creations to pick from and a 30-foot high platform to launch them from.

In addition to the new Red Bull content, Home's Ligne Roset store will get a Facett range or furniture that has footstools and armchairs and things. The V-Store also welcomes some trendy new duds.

Plus, the European PlayStation blog tells us there's "definitely" some Assassin's Creed II Home content on the way.

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About Robert Purchese

Bertie is Eurogamer's Senior Staff Writer. When he's not hunting down news stories he's often found playing with his kids or gabbling about fantasy games and strange online worlds.

Read more articles from Robert by visiting the Robert Purchese archive page.

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Comments (19) Latest comment 2 years ago

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  • matrim83 #1 2 years ago

    When PS Home ramps up, it'll be the corporations that name everything, the IBM Stellar Sphere, the Microsoft Galaxy, Planet Starbucks.

    A decade of awesomeness! :D

  • juck88 #2 2 years ago

    ps home is so amazing, simply the best thing about the playstation ever

  • Rich72 #3 2 years ago

    is it still going? I just imagine a virtual ghost town complete with virtual tumble weed blowing through the empty square.

  • M_of_the_sys #4 2 years ago

    is it still going? I just imagine a virtual ghost town complete with virtual tumble weed blowing through the empty square.

    I would be on more often if that was the case.

  • The-Bodybuilder #5 2 years ago

    LOL, I completely forgot about Home.

  • Retroid #6 2 years ago

    God, what a waste.

    There's so much they could do with something like this and they keep pissing it away in the wind.

  • cherryuk #7 2 years ago

    yes a waste of my poxy 40gig hard drive space that's for sure! 3G's man that's obscene!

  • jefranklin18 #8 2 years ago

    Home is not intended for everyone but certainly whenever I go on there, albeit infrequently, there are a fair few people on it. It provides a good environment to meet new people from different cultures, then go shoot them in Killzone 2, or whatever.

  • Rich72 #9 2 years ago

    i get marked up then down. didn't realize people were so touchy about Home. Logged on once or twice then never went back. Is it worth a visit?

  • ps3owner #10 2 years ago

    What they should be looking into is fixing error: 8002A231

    I've had it... what is this shit? god damn Sony.

  • chessboxer #11 2 years ago

    Apparently that error code represents a banned or suspended account.

  • Retroid #12 2 years ago

    I get marked down for saying they could make it better?

    O_o

  • Rich72 #13 2 years ago

    it obviosly must be perfect and we are wrong. How dare we.

  • kendoji #14 2 years ago

    I just got a PS3 yesterday and popped into Home. I kept running in circles, terrified that someone was going to corner me into some inane conversation. >:-|

  • SteveB #15 2 years ago

    Sony have publicly stated that Home is no longer a priority which means that they will support it, but as far as creating new content, it will be left to the third parties. If they lose interest I think Sony will quietly let it die.

  • ps3owner #16 2 years ago

    @chessboxer

    nope. just a trophy sync error... which sucks.

  • Retroid #17 2 years ago

    I think some people need to learn to tell the difference between saying something is disappointing and someone attacking a product.

    Seriously.

    I really liked the idea of Home, having my own virtual apartment with virtual models and the like to play about with, all of that. I begged to get onto the beta. Ever since then it's been a disappointment for me :(

  • Skire #18 2 years ago

    I just cannot understand why you would invest time in Home. Seriously, what's there to do? You have all these lame mini-games, long loading times, annoying people, fake chicks etc. etc. And besides, all those mini-games are full all the time so you have virtual WAITING QUEUES. That's just ridiculous.

    Home has so much potential, but it's growing to be a huge (and expensive) failure. Why would you spend time in Home while you could actually be playing video games?

  • betahoven #19 2 years ago

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