I'd like to know what it's like now and whether it's any good?

some people probably, but I rather do just about anything else, so............

F'ing lol.  
 
If you're going to make something that barely does anything, don't give it a loading time. I was mildly interested in the folding@home project, but after a while my laziness kicked back in.

lol PS Home.

" F'ing lol. "

Every now and then.

A lot of people do.

Occasionally to dress up as a girl to lure poor 13 year-olds. 
 
But that's only when I'm bored.

"whether it's any good? "

No, not usually. It's sort of boring there, I just go there to dance before. It's funny with my bald agent 47 avatar there.

" Occasionally to dress up as a girl to lure poor 13 year-olds.   But that's only when I'm bored. "

I'm sure someone does. Some stupid, fucking moron. Home was the worst.

Oh man Home... 
 
I would love to see a quicklook just to see what goes on in there because god knows I'm not doing it.

theres a lot of people that still do. my friend still uses it... and there have been times you can get beta codes from it...

I tried to install it once but couldn't get it to work. Never tried it since. No interest either.

Never even given a thought of using it.

Waste of my PS3's hard drive space.

i think home is basically a failed experiment. it would have been much more successful if they had found a way to integrate your home apartment into the ps3s dashboard. like making the apartment itself the dashboard. this is something i would be really interested in trying out.

Never did, never will, never thought about it,  and I never will think about it.

Home is still a thing? I thought we had all forgotten about it by now.

I did when it first came out then I realized it was pointless and haven't gone in since. They need to make it a more integral part of the ps3 experience for it to be worth playing.

There's still no use for it. 

I literally laughed upon reading this. I don't have a good reason why. I can't wait until the launch of the finished Home and everyone just rolls their eyes.

I don't but I know a few sad gits who roleplay a whole different life in there.

Is it still in beta?

lol I forgot that existed.

Played it once, wasn't impressed.

I occasionally log in and pretend to be a girl. Hilarity usually ensues.

It should have been designed from the start as a lobby/meeting space to launch games.  instead it was designed as a second life simulator without any of the shit that kind of made second life cool.  (The ability to fly and design your own stuff)

" Waste of my PS3's hard drive space. "

I don't think I've been there since 2009.  The last thing I can recall seeing were ads in the theater for that Resident Evil animated movie.

Besides all the negativity here, I myself haven{t gone in quite some time but its supposed to be FAR FAR better than what it used to be in loading times and stuff

No.  I had high hopes for home.  But what was delivered wasn't what was promised.

Went once when it was first open to the public, trashed my apartment, then never went back.

i was on it once. never again.

" Never did, never will, never thought about it,  and I never will think about it. "

You know that period of time after you get home from being out partying and drunk when you are still wide awake and not ready to crash? That's when I go into Playstation Home and play poker in the EA Sports room. It's chill, mindless and mildly entertaining for when you are too drunk to play real games.

Not in a long time.

It would be better if you could customise your avatar more. Everybody pretty much looks the same.

Posts like this make me angry; because it's clear no-one has been there in a year or so. Which is fine, I get it, it's not for everyone. But seriously -- you should see how far it's come. Loading, spaces, content, navigation -- all much improved.
 
Universally, I see people on other boards eat crow when they jump back in. It really is that much better these days. SodiumOne is a cool little meta-game where you pilot a ship in a genuinely decent arena shooter that has progressive unlocks, leaderboards, etc. Likewise, the Midway Carnival is a cool little digital interpretation of a festival, where you buy tickets and get to take part in a variety of activities that earn you tons of Home goodies.
 
The Buzz! and Minis space are also neat. As is the new Audi one. As for personal spaces, they actually have a meaning now you can buy stuff like pool tables, darts boards and arcade cabinets to put in them.
 
Again, I get why people wouldn't want to use it. It's just, you should really give it one more go before saying "lol" to it. It's come MILES since the initial launch.
 
I actually think they announced it too early. If they were launching it NOW, people would be much more taken with it. I still don't think it would be for everyone, but perception's the thing Sony's got to change. They can change perception by getting people to go back, but the thing is, people are never going to bother.
 
It's a shame because I actually like the concept of Home and like where it's heading (with the meta-games structure). Thankfully, the service is thriving enough to warrant further development. I just hope some of you people give it a second-chance.

I never used Home until a couple months ago, and now I am back to ignoring it. I guess it's a decent idea, but it's just really arbitrary and weird. It's also really bad at telling you what things are and how to do anything with anything.

Yes i check in once a week to see how much stuff i can get for free, i have a pretty nice apartment in there.

I've only used for 5 minutes at a friends house.... I see no point in using it, and will never dl to my ps3.

I jumped in on the first day. 
 
Then jumped out.  I was so excited for the potential that Home had but they fucked that up.

My friend and I once checked it out but only to spam around. It became boring after 20 min.

lmao damn, wow thats a lot of No's I still play occasionally, it does get boring after a while :/ there really isn't anything to do and its not innovative in no way.