Looking for some new Easter-themed virtual goods in Home? VEEMEE’s 3D Printer offers a promising selection.

VEEMEE isn’t just bringing Easter to Home; they’re quietly moving to the front of the pack in terms of remaining content developers for the platform.

Easter, like most major holidays, brings another round of themed virtual goods into PlayStation Home. Let’s see what VEEMEE’s unleashing for 2014.

Game Mechanics’ original SeaClyff Retreat was notable for three reasons: it incorporated user-generated content, was jampacked with features, and commanded a premium price point.

Now it’s back — in a nighttime variation. And with even more features.

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.

JAM Games is making quite a name for itself in the Home marketplace. Let’s look closer.

One of Home’s great weaknesses is that a proper consumer loyalty program was never thought out and implemented during the early days of open beta. As a result, user actions rarely felt like they were part of a larger context.

Leave it to Lockwood to, as they always do, take Home and make it a bit more dynamic.

LKWD Life is Home’s first true, full-blown attempt at a consumer loyalty program. Let’s look at it.