In our second Crime & Banishment story, we look at something we all dread: identity theft.
Imagine signing into the PSN and receiving a warning for actions you never committed. Someone else has great fun at your expense, and you’re left holding the bag, facing a confusing and seemingly uncaring justice process that does little to help.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show is introduced to Home! WeirdWear, eat your heart out.
(This was a fictitious article, as part of HSM’s Halloween Special event.)
In our first in a series of farewell stories devoted to Central Plaza, Olivia takes a look at the accumulated layers of human history created from the intersections of so many lives in one place — and what she did to try to give back to the community.
(NorseNote: this is a very touching story. A developer may build a charming house, but it is we who turn it into Home.)
And now for something completely different:
Home, through the prism of Dr. Seuss.
Today’s zen question: if you spend more time in virtual reality than actual reality, then which is the more bizarre? HSM’s Olivia Allin spends some time at Walmart and proclaims digital life the better choice.
“Hello” and “Where are you from?” are *so* 2009. It’s time to come up with some new pick-up lines for these pixels, boys.
The social nuances of communicating in virtual reality — a world with its own social mores and social stratification — are numerous. Olivia offers a few insights into how she integrated herself into this vast society we call Home.
HomeStation’s videography team strikes once more! This time, Olivia_Allin offers a very moving tribute to our favorite digital hangout: Home.
(Editor’s note: Home may be offline, but creative expression lies within *us.* It’s wonderful to see artistic works like this emerging during the PSN outage.)
“PlayStation Home is down for essential maintenance.”
OMGWTF NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
HSM guest contributor Olivia_Allin strikes again, this time with an absolutely hilarious (and eerily accurate) Home version of Jeff Foxworthy’s humor!
