PlayStation Home 1.35 update makes everything faster; coming tomorrow
- Posted March 10th, 2010 at 17:33 EDT by Adam Dolge
- 35 Comments
PlayStation Home is getting a new service update tomorrow, 1.35, which will decrease load times and allow users to access Sony’s service much faster than before. The Home World Map will be replaced with a new intuitive navigation system.
The new interface will feature multiple categories to allow for faster navigation. Everything, Sony says, will be faster – locating friends, and navigating your preferred spaces.
Here are some details about the catagories:
Favorites: Personalize your own section to make locating and going to your favorite places quick and simple.
Personal Spaces: Your clubhouses and personal spaces are now right at your fingertips. The personal spaces you own and the clubhouses you belong to will be viewable in one convenient location.
Friends: Finding your friends that are signed into PlayStation Home has never been simpler. View the current location of your friends in PlayStation Home, and then navigate there to enjoy the action together.
Explore: Browse all the spaces PlayStation Home offers. Finding spaces that suite your taste and mood is now even easier.
Recommended: Keep up with what is “hot” in PlayStation Home. This regularly updated category will feature the newest and most exciting spaces and additions to PlayStation Home.
In addition to these categories, Home 1.35 will enhance the login process. Immediately after launching Home via the XMB, users will be directed to the Home navigator to begin exploring instantly.
There are some 12 million registered Home users around the world. These users average 60 minutes per session to play an assortment of games, attend events, watch videos, listen to music, or launch into multiplayer PS3 games. But, we know why you really play Home – to collect PS memorabilia for your personal space.
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Adam Dolge
- 12:37pm EST - March 10th, 2010
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@1 - "There are some 12 million registered Home users around the world" - but, that's just registered - so hard to say who still uses it.
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Brokentusk81
- 1:00pm EST - March 10th, 2010
- 7
@5 Someone could invite me to watch paint dry for free. . . . doesn't mean I want to do it.
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PsychoMantis
- 1:17pm EST - March 10th, 2010
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I don't see a need for an update, this update should not have to be an update it should have been "faster" from the start. It took them this long to make things "faster" getting around in HOME?
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fuzzypumpkins
- 2:02pm EST - March 10th, 2010
- 11
i didn't really read the article....i just wanted to type something fast
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StrasniKula
- 2:03pm EST - March 10th, 2010
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finally will be faster........i mostly playing games but occasionally going to home when i want rest from playing and i must say i really sometimes enjoy but really put more music........and for rest peoples : mw2 playing few millions and i challenge everyone who says that mw2 is the best because it isnt,its mediocre and sad is that cod series are the best......but only in lagging lol............good work with home sony!
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thedriffter50
- 2:03pm EST - March 10th, 2010
- 13
Home ? what's that again ? i used to use it abit but there was nothing to do...this '' update '' should have been when Home started...if only they made it like GTA so you could kill each other
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AaronSOLDIER |
AaronSOLDIER- 2:18pm EST - March 10th, 2010
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Nice, it does take quite a long time.
@ all the haters: Who cares? Nobody gives a **** if you use Home or not, stop wasting time even commenting. Its the same BS every time a Home article is posted. We get it - you don't like Home, get on with your lives and don't use Home then, we don't care at all.
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Overcast
- 2:36pm EST - March 10th, 2010
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@7 I guess my point would be that things are painted and paint dries even if you aren't there or interested.@16 Well said. Most people think that their personal choice not to use home or their lack of interest in it is divine mandate. As if there is no reason to update it because "they" don't use it. I guess they are delusional enough to think they're the only customers sony has. All they have to do is sign in once to see all the people who are using home and how little weight their opinion carries in that community. -
Bostonmess
- 2:42pm EST - March 10th, 2010
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It's weird how people happily socialize on websites but as soon as a similar thing is suggested in Home (with an assortment of mini games etc to give you something else to do at the same time) it's "rubbish."
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