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    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. "You still can't tell what it's all about" he told the Associated Press, adding that Home may be coming out a little late compared to rivals. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
    You still can't tell what it's all about
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 13 months ago
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Microsoft, Sony to vie in virtual worlds
  1. There are so many more possibilities for a virtual community.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 13 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: San Francisco Chronicle 13 months ago
  3. The Home has beautiful imagery with high quality three-dimensional graphics
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 13 months ago

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