jiggle said:It's weird that's not available day 1 since it was already up in the closed beta.
Yeah I kind of missed that. I heard they took it out by the time I received my American code
jiggle said:It's weird that's not available day 1 since it was already up in the closed beta.
BeeDog said:What GAFer will be stupid enough to fork up the cash to buy a GAF clubhouse? :lol
Where was that D:Ploid 3.0 said:The beta testers have a free clubhouse slip. I snagged mine at least. I could make it and be king of Gaf Home.
Ploid 3.0 said:The beta testers have a free clubhouse slip. I snagged mine at least. I could make it and be king of Gaf Home.
Ploid 3.0 said:The beta testers have a free clubhouse slip. I snagged mine at least. I could make it and be king of Gaf Home.
BeeDog said:Are you sure you ain't talking about the free Summer House condo? I don't think it's the same thing as a clubhouse.
kittel said:Google'd
A club is an organization for users that share the same objectives.
・You have to purchase a club before using it. But during Closed Beta test you can use it for free.
・Each user account can only create one club.
・The maximum number of members for each club is 32, including the creator.
・The maximum number of clubs each user can join is 5, including the one created by that user.
Note: if you have joined 5 clubs already, then you cannot create your own club.
※ To learn more about how to create a club, please refer to Menu Pad > Help > Clubs.
※ You have to set up your PlayStation®Network wallet before purchasing a club.
※ Club is a service that requires regular payment. During Closed Beta test users can enjoy this service free of charge.
※ Note: all the clubs and clubhouses will be deleted at the end of Closed Beta test.
Where did you get the "slip"?
Sean said:Not really excited after trying the beta, it needs a ton of work to be worthwhile. Will try out the Red Bull plane minigame though.
Am I reading the PR right or is Far Cry 2 the only game space that will be available at launch?
For users in North America, Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) will launch game themed high-definition virtual environments including the Uncharted: Drakes Fortune and Far Cry 2 spaces and the soon to be released Warhawk, Resistance, Guitar Hero® and SOCOM spaces. In these environments, users will discuss specific games, plan strategies and access content and clues that will enhance their gaming experience. Through these virtual environments, publishers will be able to increase and extend consumer interest in their game titles via new mediums of game play. SCEA is partnering with Activision, Disney Eidos, Electronic Arts, Lucas Arts, THQ and UBISOFT, to develop virtual environments among other content for PlayStation Home.
If thats all day 1 stuff then...just wow....Blimblim said:Lots of pic here
Kagari said:It's a bit silly you have to buy a license to own a clubhouse...
PlayStation Home Theatre will provide lifestyle technology programming from Hexus TV, gaming content from Eurogamer and exclusive film content from Paramount Pictures. Starting with the release of the highly anticipated film, Watchmen, Paramount Pictures International will use PlayStation®Home to promote its latest films. Initially, PlayStation®Home residents will be able to view an exclusive video greeting from Watchmen Director Zack Snyder as well as the latest Watchmen trailer. A selection of virtual Watchmen merchandise e.g. T-Shirts with the smiley face logo, Doomsday clocks and character statues, will also be available in the New Year, ahead of an exclusive Q & A event where cast and filmmakers will meet selected press and competition winners fans within the Watchmen themed environment.
Wollan said:A selection of virtual Watchmen merchandise e.g. T-Shirts with the smiley face logo, Doomsday clocks and character statues, will also be available in the New Year,
Ello said:
Wollan said:There's a video there showing the Red Bull space and flight game in action.
travisbickle said:Isn't the Eurogamer inclusion a conflict of interest?
BeeDog said:It's like a man with Parkinsons trying to emulate an airplane with his hand.![]()
BeeDog said:Gotta love the physics of the Red Bull plane. It's like a man with Parkinsons trying to emulate an airplane with his hand.![]()
Oh snap. I'm reserving place in NeoGAF34!kittel said:・The maximum number of members for each club is 32, including the creator.
Bearillusion said:The beta is dull and can't imagine what they can add to make it interesting. Boring characters that lack charm and lots of loading...not really fun.
Norml said:Loading is expected with a 3d world.This is not a 2d XMB where you do nothing![]()
Bearillusion said:Uncharted. You bet I'm going to use Uncharted as an example of no loading.
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Norml said:Loading is expected with a 3d world.This is not a 2d XMB where you do nothing![]()
DrXym said:The loading in Home is atrocious. Not just the time it takes, but the number of clicks it takes to actually be in Home. First you click home. Then you see a loading progress bar. Then you see a Home logo page. Then you must click again. Then you see a message of the day. Then you click again to dismiss. Then you see another progress bar. Eventually several minutes later you're in Home. Then there are edge cases such as launching Home for the first time or without signing onto PSN first which add even more clicks.
From the moment somebody launches Home they should be required to click precisely 0 more times in a standard startup to reach a zone and it should take 60 seconds flat. If there is a message of the day or some other notification show it should show as Home is loading, or after a person has already appeared in their zone.
It's a basic usability issue. Home should be a natural extension of the XMB, not some pain in the ass app which is a bother to start.
Norml said:Uncharted is not a online connected game.
DrXym said:The loading in Home is atrocious. Not just the time it takes, but the number of clicks it takes to actually be in Home. First you click home. Then you see a loading progress bar. Then you see a Home logo page. Then you must click again. Then you see a message of the day. Then you click again to dismiss. Then you see another progress bar. Eventually several minutes later you're in Home. Then there are edge cases such as launching Home for the first time or without signing onto PSN first which add even more clicks.
From the moment somebody launches Home they should be required to click precisely 0 more times in a standard startup to reach a zone and it should take 60 seconds flat. If there is a message of the day or some other notification show it should show as Home is loading, or after a person has already appeared in their zone.
It's a basic usability issue. Home should be a natural extension of the XMB, not some pain in the ass app which is a bother to start.