Euro Home "is behind other regions" Comments by Robert Purchese
But SCEE's working hard to sort it out.
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Poster
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I'm homeless as I don't have a PS3...
At least they're consistent as PSN is way behind its US and especially JP counterparts. Which frustrates me every single time i'm logging in each Thursday, trying my best to offer my hard earned cash to SCEE for some PSP goodies (*good* PSOne games for example). But Sony doesn't want it it seems.... |
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Collymilad
14/05/09 @ 09:44
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Sony don't give a **** about Europe.
Welcome to 1995.
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I wish they would just drop the whole Home thing. It sucks, it never sounded like such a good idea and the poor execution just made it worse. So they should probably stop wasting resources on that and relocate them for somehting else, like adding new services (video downloads?), developing PS2 software-based emulation or whatever.
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"Am I alone in actually forgetting Home even existed until this article popped up? "
No. "So they should probably stop wasting resources on that and relocate them for somehting else, like adding new services (video downloads?), developing PS2 software-based emulation or whatever." Well I agree money should go to something more worthwhile like Video Store or PS2 emulation (hell even some much needed good exclusives!), but no matter how useless to the majority Home is, it's still a service they've added, just not a very good or interesting one..... |
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"but no matter how useless to the majority Home is, it's still a service they've added, just not a very good or interesting one....."
Yeah, but what I fail to understand here is if it's so plain to see to most of us that Home sucks so bad, how come Sony actually thought they had a system seller there? I'd like to think their conception of the service was vastly different to what it ended up being or to what it is right now. Right now the reality is that Home's veeery far from being even remotely interesting to most gamers, let alone the more casual type of gamers or the general public. |
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GamesConnoisseur
14/05/09 @ 15:16
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I would honestly prefer for SCEE to let Home alone as it is and focus on better contents for PSN, I would be darned horrified if European Home was polished up and expanded to match other regions' Home but at the expense of our PSN?!
Europe is supposedly Sony's important region? I think the expression is 'proof is in the pudding'? Home is not for me and quite a few of gamers it seem, fine if you are darned interested in this type of thing but the better stuff can be found on PC scence innit?! |
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influenceuk
15/05/09 @ 08:34
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PS Home in the UK/EU is a joke! It's over priced compared to say the US, and they have a much better selection of spaces.
Hell the EU home is still using the same old home square we had in the beta this time last year, while the us has the awesome central plaza, which is their 3 "home square" type thing in the last 12 months!! I am fed up with the US/JAP regions getting thing before the UK/EU, surely this is descrimination?!!? Maybe we should all join together and put a case together ;) On a side note, on the US PS Store they are GIVING AWAY Rag Doll Kung Fu, which once again is a comple pi$$ take as we still get charge £8!! Hell tbh i would get rid of my PS3, if it was not my main Blu-ray Player! |
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To me the greatest issue with Home is not that there's nothing to do (although there's not a lot to do, let's be honest), but is simply the amount of loading / buffering time needed not only for initial startup but to transition from place to place. If this were immediate or at least half as slow as it is now, I might occasionally find myself checking Home out, but choosing to stare at loading screens for half an hour when I could be playing a game or watching a movie instead seems like time wasted.
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