A vice president at Sony Worldwide Studio, Jamie MacDonald, has tried to calm PS3 owners' nerves, while stimulating those of the development team at the Games 3.0 conference in London.
Speaking about when the majority of people will get to beta in Home, he said:
The date in question is rather fluid has McDonald points out, "At Tokyo Game Show it was announced that PlayStation Home will be hitting what we're calling an open beta by the end of the year..."
Get the whip out Jamie! Phil Harrison would have done.
Source: CVG
Speaking about when the majority of people will get to beta in Home, he said:
"And the latest is, it's going very well. The guys are madly working to make sure that date is hit, and it's going very well".
The date in question is rather fluid has McDonald points out, "At Tokyo Game Show it was announced that PlayStation Home will be hitting what we're calling an open beta by the end of the year..."
Get the whip out Jamie! Phil Harrison would have done.
Source: CVG
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SuperSaiyan4 28 Oct 2008 13:00
1/6
All this year I have been hearing nothing other than HOME BETA, everytime I hear something about the BETA it reads to me that its out like those HOME BETA invites but here we are again talking about the BETA???
Bentley 28 Oct 2008 13:24
2/6
Did anyone hear something just then?
No? Something like a retarded mong, dribbling and groaning in the distance?
No? Ah well, it can't have been important.
No? Something like a retarded mong, dribbling and groaning in the distance?
No? Ah well, it can't have been important.
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realvictory 28 Oct 2008 18:29
3/6
If it's going so well, how come it's not finished?
mrAnthony 29 Oct 2008 08:09
4/6
because the word "going" is a word that implies that is hasn't been finished.
had he said, "it went well", well then, yes.
had he said, "it went well", well then, yes.
realvictory 29 Oct 2008 11:49
5/6
mrAnthony wrote:
because the word "going" is a word that implies that is hasn't been finished.
had he said, "it went well", well then, yes.
had he said, "it went well", well then, yes.
No, the point is, it "hasn't been finished". So perhaps it's "going well" now, but, judging by the fact that it's not finished, I can only assume that it hasn't been going well previously.
mrAnthony 29 Oct 2008 11:50
6/6
yeah, i was just bustin' yer balls. so to speak.
its true though, i doubt it has been going smoothly, otherwise it would have been out by now, and not, delayed. delayed, delayed.
its true though, i doubt it has been going smoothly, otherwise it would have been out by now, and not, delayed. delayed, delayed.