HomeStation no longer belongs to us. It now belongs to you. As should be.

In the race amongst third-party developers to attract users to post-Home products, it is Hellfire Games which actually has something to look at right now. New details available from Hellfire’s president, Jeff Posey.

Now comes the rush of post-Home announcements. Developers hinting at enticing new virtual worlds. Games. VR. And more. So the question becomes: where to go next?

For the HomeStation team, we have our answer.

There are a few genuine, bona fide success stories from Home’s user community.

Let’s salute one of them, as she moves on to the next big venture.

How about a little satire for your holiday weekend? Let’s take all of Home’s fams, e-thugs and generally bored miscreants and throw a special event *exclusively* for them!

The results are in! See which developers won in the latest annual AlphaZone 4 PlayStation Home awards.

Two-player animations are going to be the hot new market segment for Home 2014, just as locomotions dominated Home 2013. Deride them if you wish for being socially-immersive rather than gaming oriented, but the fact remains: they’re going to make a ton of money.

Please join us in congratulating Lockwood’s new community manager: HSM’s Editor-in-Chief, Melissa Rumery!