Wed, Jul 16, 2008 | 06:44 BST
SCEA fails to provide date for Home beta
SCEA, speaking in its ongoing E3 press conference, has refused to put a date on the Home beta.
Company boss Jack Tretton confirmed that EA, Activision, LucasArts and Nike have all been active in the Home beta so far.
A demo of the service was shown, with players accessing games such as Warhawk.
More soon.
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Posted in: E3 2008, Home, MMO, PS3, PSN, Sony
Tags: jack tretton, sony e3 pc 2008
4 comments
#1
Blerk
15/07/08, 9:01 pm
Sony must be ruing the decision to announce this early. It’s turning into something of a ball and chain now.
#2
el Croux
15/07/08, 9:36 pm
So bland. So VERY bland.
It’s just loads of lamps, couches, flat screen TVs and totally out of context motion capture animation. A mess.
Every pound sterling dedicated to developing and promoting this tragedy instead of Little Big Planet (Which looks like the best thing to happen to gaming since Mario 64) is like a miniature good taste genocide.
#3
RevolutionBlues
15/07/08, 11:26 pm
@Blerk,
They didn’t announce it early. Kotaku blabbed it against Sony’s wishes.
#4
DrDamn
15/07/08, 11:31 pm
All the possible good bits of Home MS have coming in the Autumn update.