a very late LMAO!!

[ http://www.ps3fanboy.com/2008/12/03/home-beta-down-thursday-morning-for-mall-stock-taking/ ]
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Home beta down Thursday morning for mall stock taking

Posted Dec 3rd 2008 9:00PM by Jem Alexander

As we inch ever closer to Home’s open beta phase, when the PSN’s unwashed masses finally gain entrance, it’s clear that preparations are being made for the big day (whenever that may be) behind the scenes. Home producers both sides of the pond have revealed that there will be some server downtime tonight, as they do some jiggery-pokery. The downtime will occur between 2am and 9am EST (7am to Midday GMT).

When they come back up the Mall (or Shopping Centre, in Europe) will be full of purchasable items. While they’re technically pay-for items, they will be free to grab for everyone in the closed beta for a limited period and will carry over into the open beta. We have no idea when that will be, so make sure you go ahead and grab them ASAP, just in case. We’re assured that if you miss out on getting these items for free, their full price will be pretty cheap and they will “continue to have free items in Home on a regular basis.”
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BFN,

fp.

The lies people tell to make their property sound more attractive at this time! You’ll be saying next that the red stains on the floor are not from a family of goats called Gruff

@12 [reakt]:

As a participant within the PlayStation Home (Beta/Trial/Invitation) programme, I’m sure you do not need reminding that “all discussions of your experiences within Home limited to the official SCEE forums or within Home itself”.

We can discuss statements released to the public though…

PS3Fanboy reports…

[ http://www.ps3fanboy.com/2008/12/02/red-bull-to-be-first-company-to-charge-into-home/ ]
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Red Bull to be first company to charge into Home

Posted Dec 2nd 2008 7:00PM by Jem Alexander

The first third-party partner for Home, Sony’s upcoming social networking platform, has been revealed. Revolution is reporting that Red Bull will have its own Home space, dedicated to the real-life Red Bull Air Race. The space will include “an aeroplane racing game based on Red Bull’s real world Red Bull Air Race series.”

The brand marketing manager for Red Bull UK, John Beasley, says “the game gave us the first opportunity to recreate in the gaming world what we try to do in the real world, which is to facilitate interaction, to give people stories, memories, experiences and a really good opportunity to interact with the brand.” Calling Home an “easy environment for brands to take that first step into gaming.” No doubt that means we’ll be seeing a lot more non-gaming brands coming to Home in the future.

If you want to know more about some of Home’s upcoming content be sure to check back with us later in the month.
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BFN,

fp.

It’s a “Hovel” thankyou very much!

anyway, calling mr sketch a troll just because he has to live in a cave.. borderline racism if you ask me

there should be some kind of bug reporting system…

And to those who toot the fanboy horn - Just because Microsoft did it, does “NOT” mean sony cannot do it to an equal or better quality