True but you get what you pay for...

HOME is still somewhat appealing to me, but all these delays are runing my interest in the social game.

"LiquidPrince said:

"So is this ever going to be released..."

well at least its free."

"shadows_kill said:

"LiquidPrince said:

"So is this ever going to be released..."

well at least its free."

I'd rather not have it at all...I don't know how anyone could find Home to be enjoyable in any way."

The problem is...I don't find this as a decent 3D social networking application. From what I've experienced I find nothing in Home that would ever make me want to use it.

Simply put, yes - I'm still excited.

"The problem is...I don't find this as a decent 3D social networking application. From what I've experienced I find nothing in Home that would ever make me want to use it."

I was amped 2 years ago, but Sony forgot to release any MMOs on the PS3, I got bored of EQOA and without a MMO deal on the console I see home as pointless.  I don't want to hear a bunch of kiddies bragging about their tea bag skills

"Kush said:

"The problem is...I don't find this as a decent 3D social networking application. From what I've experienced I find nothing in Home that would ever make me want to use it."

dude i dont know man, me a bunch of my friends who own ps3 have been having lots of fun with what little home has to offer right now. "

I've lost most excitement for home. I think its because at one pont I actually believed some of the false release dates people like to put up. Its just been so long since it was announced there seems no need to follow the hype until its released or I become a beta tester.

"LiquidPrince said:

"So is this ever going to be released..."

well at least its free."

So am I one of the few ones that found Home to be above expectations?

Meh. It's nice to have, but I'm not too excited for it.

i was surprised by the beta too, its not too bad. i just hope enough games actually support the in home party system.

"So am I one of the few ones that found Home to be above expectations?"

I found that without a keyboard or standard headsets with every PS3 home is a little sparse.  People walking around aimlessly, no one knowing what to do or where to go, 25% of people communicating... It all just seems empty.

I know it's the beta, but I now am not looking forward to home.  I can't imagine with more people there will be more folks communicating.  And waiting to play the games in home?  Just silly.

I don't think I'll come back to it.

"get2sammyb said:

"So am I one of the few ones that found Home to be above expectations?"

I would probably guess yes, but I have no facts to support that."

after messing around with it Im 50/50 on the excitment level,it definatley has potential thats for sure

Honestly I was never that excited but I'll still check it out for sure.

Comes out tomorrow for everyone. 

I really hope that PS4 announcements includes this game out of BETA, that would be the most crappy and Awesome things ever

NOPE

I'd be cool with life, if this thing was never mentioned ever again.

@strikealight: You jinxed it!

@twoonefive: Just seems like a waste of money for Sony while developing it. This money could have been used for more games. Seems like a very expensive feature that hasn't been appreciate very much on the PS3. Used it once and wasn't very impressed seems like a waste of time that I could be better using while playing actual games.

Honestly, I thought Home was pretty bad; it was certainly no Lone Survivor...

looking back, yeah, what an utter disappointment. its just one of those things that one paper the idea sounded very cool, but in practice came off pretty lame- not too mention how poorly constructed the whole damn thing was (insane load times, pointlessness etc.) Home seems entirely unnecessary now with all of this "share" integration, and the ability to watch what others are playing and jump in to help them out etc.. pretty awesome stuff on the PS4 that does sound both great on paper and will obviously be successful features.

This really was a shit-show, looking back on it...