Exciting stuff but I'm a bit worried about what we will be losing in the change.Will our favorite public spaces still be there or will this be where Sony gets rid of all the public spaces that don't generate much revenue?I'm all for new stuff but if Home is being seriously gutted and filled with only pay-to-play games I doubt it will feel like Home.I'm adopting a wait and see approach to this,after all Jack Buser did say that alot of things ppl have been asking for were on the way that he couldn't talk about so I'm cautiously hopeful that this won't be the instance when Home turns into an 80's arcade only but truely turns into a gaming community with aspects of both gaming and community.

Well I guess the biggest things for me will be just how good these new games are and how big the "Brave New World" will be.If the games are disc-based game quality and multi-player chat enabled I can see this being a good thing.If they aren't then I will be spending more time on disc-based games.Home,it seems,wants to compete with disc-based games,so it will be judged by the same guidelines ppl use in deciding if a disc-based game is worth the money.Atm Home stands alone,if it turns into a game it will be 1 of many and in order to compete with new disc-based games will have to come out with new game content on a regular basis.Which is totally possible but I'm not sure that moving from an area where you had no real competition to an area filled with top-notch competition is a sound financial move.