PlayStation®Home

[ghost_nappa4]

I went on Home a while back to get Dust 514 beta codes but haven't been on there other than that. Im kinda bored and would like a guide/mentor to show me around. Thanks

[hazu360]

Hi and welcome to home i hope you enjoy your stay 

[ghost_nappa4]

that was helpful...

[KarateChampChad]

You won't be bored in 9 days, unless you decide not to get PS All-Stars 

[Conrad_Max]

I recommend that you check out the blog (http://blog.us.playstation.com/tag/playstation-home/)every Monday evening for news of what's coming out on Wednesday. For tours and answers to your questions, I suggest sending a message to the people listed in Home Community Volunteer FAQ via the XMB. And you can always contact me the same way.

But the most important and fun thing to do, simply explore Home and try the different games and socialize with others in the community.

Welcome to your new Home!   

[ghost_nappa4]

Actually thats what Im waiting for

[hazu360]

Jeez i was just saying welcome being an **bleep** wont get you very far in home

[Grand_Moff]

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hazu360 wrote:
Jeez i was just saying welcome being an **bleep** wont get you very far in home

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Not necessarily.

[LeeStone71]

Home can be a bit overwhelming when you first explore it. My suggestion (in addition to Conrad's) is to find some way to randomly pick a place to visit in the navigator and go there. Stay for an hour if you can. Then, if you like it, add it to your faves. If not, make a mental "been there, done that" and go on to the next place.

Great places to visit: Casino, Midway, Bowling Alley, Indie Park, RC Rally and Mercia.

Some words of caution: most other places are more social atmospheres than gaming atmospheres and while you may meet people that will be willing to talk, you will also run across a lot of folks who may act offended if you talk to them (or even stand too close to them). If you say hello to someone and they don't reply back, move on to someone/something else. Saying hello twice without being acknowledged is usually met with either hostility or it triggers trolls to know you're new to Home.

Also, while most games on Home are free to play, you'll find that it sometimes costs to either get the ball rolling or get an advantage. However, the costs are usually really low and places like Casino and Midway reward you with items as you play.

Good luck and enjoy your visits.