Virtual worlds are not a place to go deliberately looking for love. But sometimes, it can happen by accident.

If Home has one true core strength, it is that at its best it brought people together — and changed lives.

Who are you — and who are you in Home — and how do the two compare?

Gran Turismo is generally regarded as the last word in video game racing simulation. Let’s dive into the latest.

Look back over what PlayStation Home virtual goods you bought in 2013. What were your favorites?

Flashman Studios introduces Home’s first-ever Star Trek estate. Seemingly lacking in texture mapping, devoid of interactive elements and with at least one major bug, is it worth your money?

Sony recently introduced quests to PlayStation Home — and let’s get the perspective of one person who thought they’d be terrible, only to be proven wrong.

All the clamoring for major gaming IPs to be introduced into Home really does a disservice to the wonderful, bespoke creations Home has to offer. Granzella, in particular, is usually cited as a very popular Home development house.

Paying for a service or content comes with the expectation that they function within acceptable limits. When a service fails to deliver or content fails to appear, a company finds it good practice to fix the issue promptly – and the longer a company goes without fixing a problem, the more likely customers will turn.

Physical calisthenics in Home seems a bit odd, since you can make your avatar appear however you wish. But VEEMEE’s pulled it off.

The Grand Theft Auto series is considered one of the all-time great IPs of the gaming industry. Yet each successive title brings up the cultural debate of what we find entertaining, and whether or not we *should* find it entertaining.