PSTalent’s debut as a Home developer is a very interesting choice: zoot suits. There’s a lot more to this than fashion.

Any time a Hollywood intellectual property is licensed for PlayStation Home, it’s a big deal. And nDreams has brought us a big one: the Terminator.

In the realm of freemium gaming, even the slightest hitch at its debut can make or break a game, and oftentimes, the same can be said of the developer who creates it. Home’s freemium games – and their developers – are no exception. So when a bug disrupts a game’s debut in Home, and the developer takes the pains to isolate and fix it, is this enough to make amends?

In the real world, Halloween is the one holiday where adults can dress like lunatics and get away with it. In Home, that’s considered status quo. So what are some good gifts from Lockwood to punch up the revelry that little bit further?

Heavy Water has revamped something old and introduced something new to Home — and both are very, very exciting.

As those in Home who do not have x7 access look forward to the release of F.U.B.A.R., we give you a glimpse of what to expect from nDreams’ newest game.

As we approach Halloween, let’s take a closer look at the latest spooky offering from nDreams: the Morbids.

FUBAR — the new tower-defense game from nDreams. What does it have to offer? How is it structured? Most importantly — has it been deliberately engineered to have more longevity than the typical Home game?

We talked to nDreams to find out.

Heavy Water released their take on the zombie as a part of this week’s content update. How do they measure up to the expectations of a zombie fan?

Home 1.7 gives developers the ability to sell customized movements, dances and gesticulations to Home users. And now Hellfire Games and nDreams are both releasing versions of avatar wings that enhance an avatar’s movement speed. So what are the ways in which developers can differentiate their products in this new market segment?