Johno
07-07-2008, 12:21 AM
Sony has confirmed its social networking service Home will launch this autumn as a 'fully-fledged' operation.
The service began its life in 2005, but quality problems meant its launch has been continually delayed.
PlayStation Network director Eric Lempel told Next-Gen: "The reason we’ve been delaying Home is so that we can deliver a high quality service that the users will enjoy. Even though it will be in beta, it will be a fair representation of what the service can be and its potential, so it won’t be a 0.5 release, it will be a fully robust service."
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/gaming/a107313/ps3-home-service-to-launch-in-autumn.html
Who thinks it will get delayed again?
The service began its life in 2005, but quality problems meant its launch has been continually delayed.
PlayStation Network director Eric Lempel told Next-Gen: "The reason we’ve been delaying Home is so that we can deliver a high quality service that the users will enjoy. Even though it will be in beta, it will be a fair representation of what the service can be and its potential, so it won’t be a 0.5 release, it will be a fully robust service."
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/gaming/a107313/ps3-home-service-to-launch-in-autumn.html
Who thinks it will get delayed again?