The PlayStation 3 virtual community put back to ensure it meets the demands of the users.
During his Tokyo Game Show keynote delivered early this morning Sony Computer Entertainment president Kaz Hirai has confirmed that the release of PlayStation Home has been delayed.
No demo of the online networking application was shown and Hirai announced that in order to "truly meet the needs and feedback of the users" an autumn release was not possible.
Hirai also revealed that the Home delay is not down to any technical problems, but simply to ensure the application will have functionality suitable for people the world over: "We want to make sure we have a full range of services," said Hirai.
PlayStation Home is now expected to launch in the spring.
rottweiler wrote at 04:29 on 21 September 2007
f@king joke
sony have you realised how hard it is to switch on the ps3 because i own a 360 as well i always play that because of the acheivments they give extra to the gamer make you push a little harder ps3 you offer nothing like that and putting home back is bullshit i may as well sell it and get more 360 games
Rogue Soul wrote at 11:37 on 21 September 2007
Damn. I was actually somewhat interested in what Sony would do with 'home'. I guess I'll only be indulging in Killzone2 this year.
killah wrote at 22:28 on 30 October 2007
wtf dude ppl like me r gonna loose intrest ive wanted it 4 a year now dat sucks
doublewar wrote at 18:18 on 13 April 2008
calm down people, you sound like a bunch of 5 year olds who figured out that they are going to disney world a month AFTER their birthday. just wait, this game will be worth it! its not like your paying for it or anything.