We live in an age when tremendous technology is potentially placed in the hands of those who aren’t mature enough yet to wield it properly.

Seems the “Inception horn” sound effect is in every single movie trailer that comes out these days. So, in order to give it the bathos it so richly deserves, it has now been placed into a deliberately low-rent Home machinima for no reason at all.

A minimalist art-house machinima story about rags-to-riches fame in a virtual world. What we bring into Home is a reflection of ourselves.

With so much discussion around the latest news regarding the impending closure of SCEJ Home and SCEAsia Home, let’s instead focus on Granzella’s Bon Festival — and its cultural roots — in PlayStation Home.

If there’s one thing Lockwood can always be counted on to deliver, it’s fun new virtual apparel. This week is no different.

In the days after Home, what will you miss most about it?

The Rainy Day Harbour Studio is a truly lovely reward estate. How could it best be decorated?

Lockwood’s Dream Adventure is a strong contender for the best Home estate of 2014.

So: why did Sony ultimately not go with the EA Access pass? Is it simply not a good value, or is it too much of a competitor for their own upcoming PlayStation Now service?

It is the oldest argument in the history of Home: the disparity between those who “get” it and take it seriously versus those who view it as just a game and proceed to misbehave, often to the detriment of others.