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    Akagawa said avatars will be able to dress up like heroes in hit video games. "The Home has beautiful imagery with high quality three-dimensional graphics" he told reporters. But Hirokazu Hamamura, a game expert and head of Japanese publisher Enterbrain Inc. , who was at the Sony booth, said he needs to see more to assess "Home." Full Article at Malaysia Sun
    The Home has beautiful imagery with high quality three-dimensional graphics
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 8 months ago
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Sony, Microsoft Virtual Communities to Start
  1. There are so many more possibilities for a virtual community.
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 8 months ago
  2. Our goal is to make the Xbox experience more visual, easier to use, more fun to use and more social ... We focused a lot on friends and other experiences outside just playing games.
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 8 months ago
  3. You still can't tell what it's all about
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 8 months ago

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