This Thursday, February 24th PlayStation Home and LOOT will be hosting a very special live event. Beginning at 1:50 pm Pacific Time (4:50 pm Eastern) a live stream of the final liftoff of Space Shuttle Discovery will be broadcast on the new NASA TV Channel of the LOOT Sunset Yacht (formerly known as the Amaterasu), a premium personal space available from the LOOT store in the PlayStation Home Mall. Be a part of history and watch as the last Discovery launch becomes the first live-streaming event featured in PlayStation Home!
You’ll notice when you visit the Sunset Yacht that this mega-popular personal space has received more than just a name change and an updated program guide on the built-in TV. Beginning this Thursday, February 24th, the Sunset Yacht will live up to its new name by offering owners the ability to set the time of the day while cruising the high seas—a first for PlayStation Home!
Digital Leisure is bringing even more fun Space Ace items come this Thursday, February 24th – including male and female clothing items and furniture that will delight all fans of this classic game.
The PlayStation Home Mall receives an update this week with new furniture, clothing, and active items – including new several animated pieces of jewelry, and gold, platinum and crystal furniture items.
Starting this Thursday, you will be able to purchase one, two, and seven-day rental passes to play all 50 levels of the hit SodiumOne Salt Shooter Game. If you have not taken the chance to test your skills, here is the perfect opportunity.
To celebrate this new way to play, Lockwood Publishing will be doubling the amount of Gold, Silver and Silicon available in game for all valid rental ticket and Sodium Pilot Outfit holders for the next seven days! More resources mean even more Sodium Credits to use at the VICKIE shop.
The Home Community Theater is being updated this Thursday with the first full episode of the exclusive LittleBigPodcast series. In episode 1, hosts Austin and Daniel interview John Beech from Media Molecule (the amazing LBP2 level designer) as well as the mysterious “Laptop Guy.” See you there!
Just a reminder that many of the Home Community Volunteer veterans are still offering tours of the Mansion’s Second Floor with Game Room personal space. If you have not checked it out yet, feel free to send one of them a PM and check it out! For more information, check the first post in this thread in the official PlayStation Home Community forums: http://community.us.playstation.com/thread/3407972
Woot,Woot.. Hot update to the new and improved renamed Amaterasu to the sunset yacht. And as for the streaming event omg. I cnt wait, and whats funny I was planning on getting the yacht on Friday.Ha,Ha 1 big insentive to egt now. Thanks Walls for Leting us know and buddy you have a great day,ok.
When will central plaza be updated or changed back to beta style, the urban city with huge skyscrapers? That was the cool CP and I really liked it. This one is really bad and it’s so boring and feels really static. Home could be so much more but it feels like you guys just set it up and left everything to it’s own accord. Unlike the other regions which have been getting great updates. Japan has their Game Cafe in the CP and changed it, during the change had construction actually happening, into a music cafe that was like a dance club. EU gets a whole brand new central plaza with a new mall like area, kind of resembles what my mall added, where you walk around outside with stores all around as if in a plaza not a huge mall building. It’s really stuffy in the mall and it would be nice to have some change, we stole the Theatre straight from EU and it doesn’t fit well with how it looks on the outside.
I would be ok with this if it all fit in together but the things look unnatural and I wouldn’t believe most of these were connected. We need some core space updates, US is the only place that doesn’t really get them. The Killzone change was nice if it wasn’t our normal cp.
As you are aware, each region of Home is controlled separately. In our case, we have been the lucky/unlucky target of an all-out Helghast invasion that has engaged you all in a way that has never been done before. As for the preference of one “normal” version of Central Plaza to another, it’s all subjective. We never stop working behind the scenes on bigger and better evolutions to our spaces and games (the obvious visual or interactive content that our community notices) to the greater stuff underneath the polygons that you probably do not (but is just as important). My point is to be patient and you will continue to be surprised, and hopefully amazed. The constant of Home is that it is constantly changing.
Evolution, thy name be “Home.”