In this wishlist article, we ask if you would enjoy a Home “overworld” navigation GUI.

There are significant logistical and technical issues involved with creating a region-free public Home experience. But such things are quite appealing, aren’t they?

If such a space were behind a paywall, would you pay for access to it?

We are now looking at the latest wave of VR headsets, with promises to entertain our eager minds; what if Home, or some successor to it, embraced this technology?

One persistent feature request, which the addition of storage has exacerbated, is the search option. Many people have too many ill memories of sifting through an unwieldy wardrobe. Isn’t it about time we implemented a search function?

There are probably a number of reasons why Home doesn’t have trophies.

But imagine if it did.

Swimming is one of Home’s most enjoyable activities. How far could it be taken?

Ever since HSM relaxed its “no wishlisting” policy, it’s been frankly amazing to see how many wishlist requests actually made it into Home over the years. So here’s a new one.

If 2012 was the Year of the Game, and 2013 was the Year of the LMO…then what will 2014 be?

Without core updates introducing new market segments for developers to exploit, how much incentive is there to reinvest in the platform?