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PlayStation Home (PS3) Closed Beta invites are out. ... Source: ve3d.ign.com --- 28 days ago
Sony's seeking testers for their Second Life-esque online world, PlayStation Home: Later today,... ... Source: ps3.ign.com --- 28 days ago
PlayStation Home (PS3) We know how to apply. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 26 days ago
, , , , Despite many delays there seems to be an urgency at Sony to sort out its ambitious online world, PlayStation Home, with news that European owners will soon be invited to test it out. ...
Source: www.qj.net --- 30 days ago
We know; if we tell you that PlayStation Home 's closed beta is nearing its completion, you'd go like "hasn't it been nearing its completion forever?" While we concede that you'd be excused for feeling a little sour about the whole thing, we've got some welcome news for you. Kotaku reports that the extended closed beta for Home in the United States could be dropping in a week or two. This means that gaming press will be in on the virtual world, which is a good sign that the rest of the PS3 community isn't too far along. Sure, this isn't as dramatic as Japan adding 10,000 beta testers to its version of Home, but it's a significant sign of progress. Hang in there, people. We can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Related articles: PlayStation Home Japan to add 10,000 more beta testers PlayStation Home beta gets v0.96 update this week ...
Source: www.associatedcontent.com --- 20 days ago
Sony is officially extending the closed beta for PlayStation Home ... Source: www.maxconsole.net --- 23 days ago
Sony has been sending out PlayStation Home acceptence e-mails to a variety of gamers very recently, so here\'s the visual proof... ... Source: www.eurogamer.net --- 27 days ago
Assuming you're an active PSN user. ... Source: www.cnet.com.au --- 23 days ago
Sony's Home is one of the most highly anticipated titles on the PlayStation 3, and it has the potential to revolutionise the way users interact online. However, there's no doubt it's taken a long time to come to fruition. ...
Source: www.gamesindustry.biz --- 27 days ago
Most active PSN users will be contacted by Sony to take part in the closed beta ... Source: www.ps3news.com --- 3 days ago
Home is highly anticipated throughout the PlayStation community. Many are saying that this is going to change the way we socialise on our consoles, and we here at That Gaming Site agree, well just myself and Ankido. Mehar our Xbox reporter and founder of the site, has different opinions, which will be expressed a bit later on. Innovation seems to be a huge part of the Sony label. They keep bringing new creations and ideas to the table all the time. Weve heard and seen the likes of Eye Pet, MAG, Little Big Planet, and the big Sony project, they called Home. Like I said before. Home is highly anticipated by many and is set to deliver a whole new console experience. So with all this hype and excitement surrounding Home, Microsoft must be slightly worried? Or so we would all assume right? What "Game Plan" does Microsoft have to tackle the long awaited release of Home? Is it the new Dash Board and avatars? We will start with my opinions on this. My opinion: From what we have all heard about Home, it really does seem to be amazingly great and I hope the final product turns out like that. So if Home does arrive with all the mentioned features and more, I believe Microsoft really should worry. Based on everything I have seen surrounding Home and the new dash board, Home has my vote. Home seems and feels fresher, there is so much to it, than a new look. The whole idea of encouraging socialisation has been expanded beyond the cam chats and mess ... Find more results for PlayStation Home on RSSMicro.com |
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Filed under: Gaming , Home Entertainment After a long long delay from that March 2007 announcement , Sony Japan just opened its doors to applications for the closed beta testing of PlayStation Home . Sony expects to drop 10,000 gamers (18 years old and up) into the virtual world when it launches in beta sometime in late August. Closed beta tests are due in other markets (er hem, the US) at about the same time with an open beta coming sometime later in the year. Lucky beta testers will be able to explore the 3D world and play games like PacMan in the Namco Museum, both of which are pictured after the break. [Via Impress ] Continue reading Sony begins accepting PlayStation Home beta applications Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments ...
Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3 , Online No previous job experience necessary. No references or extracurriculars. Heck, you don't even need a first grade diploma. All you need to do is download the PlayStation Home PS3 theme released today on the PS Store and you'll have applied for access to the expanded Home beta test (a mundane magical world brimming with "stuff" -- just like real life ... only avoidable). Of course, there's one thing you can do to make sure your application rises to the top of the heap: Play. "We will be using a variety of criteria including activity on the PlayStation Network to determine eligibility for the Beta community," Home director Jack Buser explains on PlayStation.Blog . If you do make the cut, please remember to wear your hard hat. This Home is still very much under construction. [Via PS3 Fanboy ] Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments ...
Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3 , Online Those looking to help iron out the kinks in Sony's silicon-powered social gathering space, PlayStation Home , can now add Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan as valid entry locations for the program's closed beta. Sony's Hong Kong site (via Edge ) is already asking readers to check back on August 29th for information on the test, which is expected to begin in mid-September. Edge also notes that an open beta will commence this Fall, coinciding with similar events in Europe and the US. The more the merrier we say ... even if everybody in the virtual room is just whining about how a plain ol' menu would suffice. Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments SPONSORED BY: Age of Empires III - Real-Time Strategy Game Control a European power on a quest to colonize and conquer the New World. AOE3 introduces new gameplay elements, as well as new civilizations, units, and technologies. http://www.ageofempires3.com/ ...
Another batch of closed beta invites have gone out for Sony's Home service, this time to those who downloaded the PlayStation 3 Home theme from the PlayStation Store. If you haven't already done so, check your e-mail address(es) to see if you've been selected. We've heard from scores of folks who've been plucked from the PS3-owning masses and are watching the download progress bar tick ever higher right now. Just think, you could be staring into virtual space with a bad haircut and low quality streetwear with thousands of other folks by tonight! No Home beta invite for me yet, but I'll be sexually harassing the lot of you via a fiber optic connection the minute it arrives. Bank on it! ...
Athough we may not know when it's actually arriving, Sony announced today that they will be expanding the Home closed beta test until the end of this month. So if you're interested in applying, just download the PS3 Home theme available "later today" now through the PlayStation Store. The download will be treated as an application to be part of the PlayStation Home beta test community. Sony will be utilizing several criterias to determine your elegibility for the beta, but current testers are already qualified for the expansion. Home is an exclusive community network service by Sony for the PlayStation 3. PlayStation.blog : Want into the PlayStation Home Closed Beta test? Here’s How to Apply ...
Sony Computer Entertainment America announced it's expanding the closed beta for its Home environment on PlayStation 3. Users who download a new Home theme just released on the PlayStation Network automatically apply to join the test community. Eligibility, Sony says on its PlayStation blog, will be determined by "a variety of criteria," including how active users have been on the PlayStation Network. Users already accepted into the earlier beta are pre-qualified. Sony Computer Entertainment Europe ... ...