It’s time for the latest caption fest! Who — or what — is HomeStation roasting this time?

Now that Jersquall has retired, it’s time to check in on how he’s enjoying himself. And oh boy, is he enjoying himself.

Time for the next installment of Caption This Picture! And you’ll never believe who’s making a guest appearance…

We’ve all seen it: the avatar in default clothing hitting on every female in the Hub. It’s time to lampoon the hell out of this.

How about a developer-submitted picture for captioning? What can you do with PlayStation Home, a giant LOOT EOD screen, and some Men In Black?

A UFO, a Helghast and Santa Claus walk into a Mansion…

Let’s put serious academic discussion aside for a moment and have some fun. It’s time for the latest installment of Caption This Picture!

Let’s talk about the great social game of Home: people watching. Far more enjoyable, perhaps, than any commercial game Home offers.

And it raises an interesting question: much as we rail against the (sometimes appallingly) poor behavior in SCEA Home, do we secretly crave watching such spectacles? Is it, in fact, a perverse form of entertainment?

Blah blah blah, Norse and Cubes at E3, blah blah blah, everything’s so awesome, blah blah blah, we just played this epic demo that won’t be out until 2013…

Time to take our revenge.

Consumer feedback is always important — yet it must be remembered that *how* a message is delivered can have quite an impact on the *effectiveness* of the message itself.