What could make Home better? When developers go the extra mile to make some amazing stuff that is all in Home. Resistance Fall Of Man will have a interactive "Home". Much like the Insomniac Musuem found in the R&C games. You will be able to view levels that never made it into the game, listen to hidden radio messages that will give more detail on the story and much more.

Uncharted takes it a step further. There will be "Homes" that are designed as the levels that are found in uncharted. Letting you explore the areas without getting shot at. But that it is not all. Uncharted will feature a mini side scroller game that will only be found on Home.

Warhawk has done something different then the other two games. Their will be a "war room" for players to be able to sit together and talk about strategies. There will be a virtual map that you can even place little soldiers in to show a visual demonstration.

And let's hope this is just the beginning. Come one Dev's. Lets get a little creative with Home.

While Home for the PlayStation 3 may have generated plenty of buzz for Sony at last year's Game Developers Conference, its late arrival and the setting in of reality may have made it put a damper on the hype surrounding the service. We've had our doubts that Home may ultimately be nothing more than a prettier Second Life, a glorified 3D chat room, one that only makes getting to the games we actually want to play a bit of a chore. But we've recently learned some very interesting things about how three first-party published games will take advantage of Home's features that have us very excited.

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