Each of us must come to terms with Home’s closure in our own way.

What makes Home so unique as an experience, and where does one derive happiness from it?

Any Katamari fans here?

Imagine, just for one moment, that all of Home’s fams were rounded up for a Home convention: Dudefest!

(This is satire, obviously.)

And now for some light weekend reading: a Jungian look at social gaming.

With so much discussion around the latest news regarding the impending closure of SCEJ Home and SCEAsia Home, let’s instead focus on Granzella’s Bon Festival — and its cultural roots — in PlayStation Home.

Although a very serious discussion needs to be fostered regarding female roles in video games, the importance of research when establishing a point of contention is extremely important.

It’s a shame that Ubisoft’s newest Assassin’s Creed title has unintentionally become the focal point of the latest chapter in the ongoing debate about gender roles in video games. Candidly, though, they brought it upon themselves; and perhaps a greater good can be served from this.

How has art in video games evolved over the years? Let’s take a look.

Let’s have a slightly retro game review: who enjoys superheroes? Who enjoys LEGO games? Put the two together and you get a winning formula.