Paesi che non ho mai
veduto e vissuto con te,
adesso sì li vivrò.
Con te partirò
su navi per mari
che, io lo so,
no, no, non esistono più

LKWD Life is essentially the only comprehensive brand loyalty program in Home. And looking back on it now, it’s clearly a winner.

Ken Blanchard once wrote, “Catch someone doing something *right.*”

Let’s salute Home for what it got right.

You face a fork in the road. On one side: take things slow and enjoy the journey as much (if not more than) the destination. On the other: finish it now to reap the rewards. Which do you choose?

Let’s wax nostalgic. What was the first Home estate you ever purchased? What was the first club you joined? How about the first piece of clothing, the first companion, the first locomotion, and so on?

When a virtual commodity is purchased with real money and unfortunately does not function correctly — or, further, is simply unpublished and removed from the user’s inventory — where does that leave a monetizing consumer?

Hot on the heels of SCEE Home’s new Home Square redesign, SCEA Home is finally set to introduce Central Plaza 2.0 after a long gestation period.

(Editor’s note: this was part of HSM’s 2014 April Fools Day special. Sorry, Plaza fans.)

One persistent feature request, which the addition of storage has exacerbated, is the search option. Many people have too many ill memories of sifting through an unwieldy wardrobe. Isn’t it about time we implemented a search function?

Home’s new feature implementations are making a compelling case for rediscovering the platform. One team writer shares his thoughts on coming Home again.

There’s been some recent criticism that Sony’s latest estate releases have been older or incomplete content that’s simply being cleared off the shelves. The latest estate reward for the current round of Home challenges should put that issue to rest.