kearakauai

WAIT A MINUTE!  Some of those comments are cruel and unfounded.  Don't judge all the females in Home based on one promo video made by one developer.  The vast majority of us did not buy those outfits and many people protested loudly about them even being offered.  Try reading "Sex Sells - but at what price" on the front page of HomeStation Magazine for more on that topic.  And, for your information, although there are some men in Home who like to use female avatars ("for the eye candy" is their usual rationale), most of the females you see in Home are female.  It is the Home for social gamers and we love to socialize and talk about our favorite games.  You don't really know us, yet you choose to make snide remarks.  How about being fair? Or, how about STFU?

I saw the two article/interviews by Patrick Klepek re Playstation Home mentioned in the HomeForum and in HomeStation Magazine.  After reading both interviews (Jason Sorensen of HSM on June 29 and Jack Buser today), I wrote a lengthy reply which I submitted this afternoon.  Hopefully, GiantBomb will print it.   
 
The bottom line, however, is that you need a lot more than a cursory glance at Central Plaza to get to the root of what keeps so many people in Home.  This is an open invitation:  sign into Home and send me a friend request:  keara22hi    Tell me when you would like a real in-depth tour of the public places, personal spaces, clubs, parties games, people, mini games, and other fun stuff in Home.  I will delighted to show you the real Home experience.    Come as a group or alone.  I'll leave the porch light on for you.