This weekend, Twilight Touch will be holding a fashion show that is, to date, the most ambitious of it’s kind ever held in Home.

It’s going to be streamed live.

Here’s a feel-good story to round out the week with. A story of two people who found love in Home and are about to take the next step – marriage.

So the question has to be asked: what’s more difficult, wedding planning in Home, or in real life?

How would a new social MMO look like, if it were laid out on a map? What sort of layout would make you feel more immersed in the environment?

The concept of multiplayer gaming has come a long way, from people elbowing each other on the sofa to talking smack on a mic to a complete stranger online. But is the latter experience really “better” than its predecessor? Or are we just being nostalgic for the “old days”?

Sony and Microsoft have unveiled wildly different marketing strategies for their next-gen gaming consoles. What does this say about whom they think the target demographic is?

And, in fact, who *is* the target console buyer demographic today? What do they want to buy?

Home is no stranger to experiences, with a diverse range of offerings from third parties and Sony itself. While each company offers their own talent to the table, what if they decided to work together?

Three new spaces to Home, three verdicts. Which of these are worth your time?

This year, we’ve seen three of Home’s biggest developers announce that they would be making their first gaming forays out beyond the gates of Home.

So what does this mean for Home’s future? Absolutely nothing.

Come see what Game Mechanics is serving up this week!

(Hint: it’s a lot of neat, innovative pieces.)

Take a look at Home through the eyes of someone who doesn’t use it – and can’t quite understand why others do.