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Home Will Also Be On Future Playstation Platforms

December 16, 2008 in Interview comments 7

Home is not going to be a one time thing for just for the ps3. Sony is planning on continuing this. Home will keep on rolling on to future playstation platforms.

Will Home be supported not just throughout PS3's lifespan, but also when potential successors to the console are released?

Hill: Yes, Home is a platform service, and its potential is almost limitless in terms of where it could go. We see it as having a very long and fruitful life.
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  • 0
    chautemoc Dec 16, 08
    quote PS3F
    As far as future development goes, [SCEE President David] Reeves sees more in software than hardware. Not necessarily games, but also user interfaces, PlayStation Network enhancements, Home, etc.
  • 1
    Storm Dec 16, 08
    I guess this somewhat destroys any speculation of Sony discontinuing making consoles.
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      iLLmatic Dec 16, 08
      I said the same thing. I just hope that they still put a lot of focus into Home's current iteration, rather than being half assed for now, and then making a significant upgrade next generation.
  • 0
    phowell23 Dec 16, 08
    Good news i guess. Im not really in to it but they do seem to have a comitment to it and want to make it good so i might check it out in a couple of months or so
  • 0
    Shadow of Death Dec 16, 08
    I kind of figured as much. I hope Home comes with the new systems (including some graphical, feature, and such, updates of course).
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    Final Blade Dec 17, 08
    I expected this, I mean it's to build an online community why would they not keep it for future platforms.
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    EOM Bassist Dec 17, 08
    They can only expand on Playstation Home. They can't get anything bad out of it really, can they? It's revolutionary, and it will obviously continue to be

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