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PlayStation Home Not A Business Priority
PlayStation Home Not A Business Priority
Despite users spending extended time and money in Home, Sony isn't currently aiming to develop it as a marketplace. During the London Games Conference last night, Pete Edwards, director of PlayStation Home, said that Home users are spending money on items through microtransactions in Sony's ...
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Re: "[Home] not a priority."
boardsus.playstation.com — CRUNKRIS wrote: At this stage, its just a cancer or uncontrollable growth/tumor that just grows and grows,... adding more and more content. But the service itself isn't improving or evolving much. And it certainly isn't being pushed much. And I think ... (more) Re: "[Home] not a priority."
Sony Says Home is a High Priority
Sony Says Home is a High Priority
playstationlifestyle.net — PlayStation Home, a virtual community for PS3 owners has been a huge success since its launch. Despite... reports stating otherwise, it is still a high priority for the folks at Sony. Recent reports from Edge Magazine however have painted a different picture. Speaking at the London ... (more) Sony Says Home is a High Priority
Celebrate Halloween PlayStation Home
Celebrate Halloween PlayStation Home
blog.us.playstation.com — As you may know from visiting Central Plaza in the last few weeks or watching one of... the recent newscasts on PULSE , zombies have staged a full-on invasion of PlayStation Home . It’s certainly no coincidence that the living dead are coming out of the ... (more) Celebrate Halloween PlayStation Home
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PlayStation Home "Not a Priority Right Now"
1UP RSS feed — ... The PlayStation 3 Home has been a bit of a mystery; anecdotally most gamers seem lukewarm on the application, while Sony has called it profitable via microtransactions and therefore a success. Edge Online reports that Sony isn't currently looking to expand Home's reach. Pete Edwards, director of Home, said during last night's London Games Conference, "It's been a long road. We've proved there is a market out there and we've got a lot of people that spend a lot of time in [Home]. It's not a priority right now but there is a business model there." ...

PlayStation 3's Home No Longer A Business Priority For Sony
G4 TV - TheFeed — ... Home is still important to the PlayStation 3, but it's no longer a business priority for Sony, according to an Edge Online report from the London Games Conference. ...

PlayStation Home "Not a Priority Right Now" Says SCEE Exec [Playstation Home]
Kotaku — Speaking at the London Games Conference yesterday, Sony's director of PlayStation Home in Europe said the virtual world accrues users who spend money and stick around for long stretches, but Home is nonetheless "not a priority right now." "It's been a long road," Pete Edwards said, according to Edge Online. " We've proved there is a market out there and we've got a lot of people that spend a lot of time in [Home]. It's not a priority right now but there is a business model there." Edge Online noted that Edwards himself said European users spent an average of 56 minutes in Home per session. So it's not like Sony's shelving or shutting ...

PlayStation Home no longer a priority for Sony?
Massively — ... , does Sony intend to develop the marketplace further? Not immediately, according to PlayStation Home's Pete Edwards. Edge Online quotes Edwards, speaking at the London Games Conference this week: "It's been a long road. We've proved there is a market out there and we've got a lot of people that spend a lot of time in [Home]. It's not a priority right now but there is a business model there." ...

Home still a priority for all those who care
Destructoid — ... ) you should be in a better mood now. Recently, Edge had quoted Pete Edwards, director of PlayStation Home, as saying that Home was no longer a business priority for Sony despite increased hours of use and money being spent by those who use it. ...

Sony: Home "Still a Priority"
Kombo.com — ... , right?). Recently, PlayStation Home Director Peter Edwards told Edge that "It's been a long road," and that "[w]e've proved there is a market out there and we've got a lot of people that spend a lot of time in [Home]. It's not a priority right now but there is a business model there." This got some fans of the service a little riled up. But apparently, that's not what Edwards was trying to say; according to Sony, the quote was taken out of context and was misrepresented. "Allow me to put your minds at ease about this recent press," said one manager of Home on the ...

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