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dak1dsk1 said:Ok. So I'm new to the ps3 online thing. First of all I tried out their 'Home' game, or whatever. The Second Life thing. The only thing I wanted to see, was the Siren-lounge 'Ward of despair', which either is deleted, or isn't available in Europe.
Secondly I browsed Siren's DVD-cover, and find a cardboard from Sony luring me to sign up to their warranty service. This is what I got:
http://continuousplay.co.uk/
GREAT online experience...
But seriously, is the Siren lounge still around?
When I insert the disc, during the Sony Second Life game, I get the option to invite players to a game of sorts. What is all that about? I know the game is singleplayer only, so it is a sorta chatroom?
Mysteries... Dear god. Microsoft sure did it better.
EDIT: Acc. to Kotaku, the Siren - Ward of Despair launched in USA. It was later to be released in Europe, which it obviously never did. Excuse my rant.
Thanks for clearing that up for me. I found the Siren lounge, with my USA/PS3 login. So I'm content again.AndyD said:Well the Siren space and the warranty have nothing to do with each other... so I am not sure that has anything to do with your online experience.
And looks like you found the answer as to the why the Siren space is not in Home. Some spaces are exclusive to some areas. Europe has a number of spaces that are not in NA, same with Japan and others. It seems they try to tailor each region to the cultures and important/popular games in that particular region.
dak1dsk1 said:Mysteries... Dear god. Microsoft sure did it better.
I'm on top of it, thanks. Looks very interesting. I'm a HUGE fan of the Siren-series.SolidusDave said:Yeah, their version of Home rocks!
though seriously if you want to check out the (actually kinda nice) Siren Space right now, you can just log into Home with e.g. your US account, this will lead you to the US Home servers (but you can't earn rewards for your primary account, only for this US account).
Edit: ok you know already![]()
spats said:The Heavy Rain space is pretty fun. You get Norman Jayden's ARI glasses and glove for solving the puzzle:
nDreams announce Musicality, a live music venue within PlayStation®Home
nDreams are delighted to announce the imminent launch of Musicality, a unique
PlayStation®Home apartment that allows people to play in their own virtual live performance
venue. Up to four players can participate and perform music live in front of their friends, taking
control of keyboards, drums, guitar and a DJ console. With over 370 different loops available
and multiple ways to play, Musicality offers a unique online music experience.
The Musicality venue also features two floors, seating areas, animated screens, a shop and a
mixing desk that allows players to play background music whilst using the venue as their own
personal apartment. The space comes complete with a range of Dance loops, and additional
Rock and R&B music packs will be available from the Musicality shop.
Patrick O'Luanaigh said," We're very proud of Musicality, and we believe it will be a great
space to simply mess around in with friends. As well as a relaxed 'jam' mode, you can play
competitively, with each musician trying to outscore the others. Musicality will launch initially
in Europe, and we hope to bring it to North America and Japan soon afterwards."
agm2502 said:The new personal space made by nDreams is launching this Thursday in the EU, looks quite good and a bit different from your usual personal space.
Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGSn--yBDlM
agm2502 said:The new personal space made by nDreams is launching this Thursday in the EU, looks quite good and a bit different from your usual personal space.
Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGSn--yBDlM
Press release:
Majine said:Crap. I like the idea, but personal space? ;(
Majine said:Hai thar.
I would've taken a screen of the big tv-screen with the origami and the rain, but screenshots on the tv-screens don't work for some reason.
agm2502 said:The new personal space made by nDreams is launching this Thursday in the EU, looks quite good and a bit different from your usual personal space.
Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGSn--yBDlM
Press release:
scotcheggz said:Is there a new BETA for home going on? I've been a member of the EU beta team since the original home private beta and I just got an email inviting me to a new private beta for home.
I was just a bit suspicious. I can't see how a beta invite code could be malicious, but these days I just don't trust the internet and I haven't used home since it went public pretty much, I didn't realise they were still pushing it so much.
beast786 said:yes there is![]()
Sirolf said:Yes there is one.(I'm an original beta-tester too)
I think they can't due NDA I thinkobaidr said:anything new?
scotcheggz said:Ah ok thank you. I probably shouldn't be so suspicious, but I was sort of surprised by it all to be honest.
Is it worth getting back into it you think?
BruceWayneIII said:Yep, just got my invitation too. Something is up for tonight.
yencid said:improvements in animation/running/loading? :>
please?
Kenak said:Is there something I'm missing? My Home has had the beta logo next to it for as long as I can remember.
TTP said:We (yeah, I'm in) don't know yet. Will know in about 3 hrs when servers are switched on.
One thing I can tell you (actually, I shouldn't, but I hope Sony considers this so minor they wont send ninjas to my house) is that the start up process has been streamlined by removing some of those "press X to continue". It basically goes from the black loading screen with white PlayStation Home logo to the "message of the day" screen without asking to press anything. This minor tweak alone is a godsend :lol
TTP said:We (yeah, I'm in) don't know yet. Will know in about 3 hrs when servers are switched on.
One thing I can tell you (actually, I shouldn't, but I hope Sony considers this so minor they wont send ninjas to my house) is that the start up process has been streamlined by removing some of those "press X to continue". It basically goes from the black loading screen with white PlayStation Home logo to the "message of the day" screen without asking to press anything. This minor tweak alone is a godsend :lol
TTP said:We (yeah, I'm in) don't know yet. Will know in about 3 hrs when servers are switched on.
One thing I can tell you (actually, I shouldn't, but I hope Sony considers this so minor they wont send ninjas to my house) is that the start up process has been streamlined by removing some of those "press X to continue". It basically goes from the black loading screen with white PlayStation Home logo to the "message of the day" screen without asking to press anything. This minor tweak alone is a godsend :lol
Trailblaster said:MEGATON!
There was one thing i was wonderng about. IF There ever is a HOME2.0 with a new/better engine, artstyle, animation and net code, whether things that were bought/won in HOME can be kept? At this point there are Hundreds( thousand?) items in Home. Would all art assets for all of those things need to be remodeled for a new improved HOME 2.0?
spats said:They put a beta in our beta. Interesting.
spats said:They put a beta in our beta. Interesting.
Thanks bro. Your a godsend when it comes to info.TTP said:We (yeah, I'm in) don't know yet. Will know in about 3 hrs when servers are switched on.
One thing I can tell you (actually, I shouldn't, but I hope Sony considers this so minor they wont send ninjas to my house) is that the start up process has been streamlined by removing some of those "press X to continue". It basically goes from the black loading screen with white PlayStation Home logo to the "message of the day" screen without asking to press anything. This minor tweak alone is a godsend :lol
anonymousAversa said:Are there still the same 5 items you can choose to customize your space with?
This was one of the cooler features I thought Home would provide, but it turns out all I have are the stupid white cube, one sofa, one lamp, and a table.
Honestly? How hard is it to add a few more objects? This software has been out for so long...