November Qore Features Home Beta Invite
If any of you in North America want to experience all the couch-moving, avatar-dressing action of Playstation Home but haven't managed to finagle your way into the beta test yet, you're in luck. November's issue of Qore, PSN's online "magazine," will offer access to the Home beta to anyone who buys the issue, as well as annual subscribers.
The issue will also feature a tour of the service from Veronica Belmont, one of the hosts of Qore, so you'll have a taste of what you'll be getting with the beta. Individual issues of Qore cost $2.99 and a yearly subscription is $24.99.
Recently, other bonuses that gamers have gotten from Qore include access to the SOCOM and Resistance 2 multiplayer betas, as well as early downloads of the Valkyria Chronicles and Motorstorm: Pacific Rift demos. With that kind of content, do you think the service has started paying for itself, or do you need something more for $3 a month?
November Issue of Qore Takes Us Home [PS3 Fanboy]
Dawdle
Posted to Video Games on 26 October 2008
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I've been in the beta since the start and can honestly say, it sucks. The Sims is more fun. You have like 5 boring ass areas to stand in. That's about it. Heh, Second Life has more variety. HOME is a 'game' that should be canceled.
it's hardly a "game".
why don't you give some social interaction a chance to get social before you start talking about how boring it is...there's no one in it.
ok, so i have the annual subscription and watched the video... howe do i sign up for home beta?