The storage bug introduced in the 1.75 update has been – especially for those with large inventories – a frustrating experience. As a result, the flaws in the current system have been exposed. Is there a better way to organize five years’ worth of Home items?

For a while now, there has been a general consensus around HSM that a game like Farmville – only *much* better – would be a boon to the developer who created it.

So Juggernaut did. Welcome to Bramblenook Farm.

Step inside the world of Drey Noir, Lockwood’s latest collection. What story lies beneath their dark, muted surfaces, and where could it lead?

The casino from Digital Leisure has expended. Come see how.

We interview Game Mechanics, one of the newest developers to make their mark upon Home, and talk about its past, present and future (and cars, too!)

The Screen Siren costume by Lockwood evokes memories of an iconic animated figure. So what sets it apart, and is it worth your money?

This year saw the PS2 come to the end of its product cycle. Which brings up an interesting question: with video games becoming as much a part of our social fabric as movies, what can we do now to preserve classic game titles for all time?

Our exclusive interview with the Home user whose artwork is the basis for Lockwood’s newest line – Fairytales! Will this start a trend of more user involvement in the development process?

Xi: Continuum, from nDreams, is now complete. The Home community enjoyed its second Alternate Reality Game in five years.

But how much was there, really, to enjoy?

With all the hype and hyperbole surrounding the forthcoming 1.75 Home update – both for and against – how about some perspective from a rational voice?