Fail Evolve Disappointment

According to this post:

I spent 6 bucks on 2 evoling items. The fish in the aquarium don't even move, and the toy that evolved, evolved into a plane that doesn't fly. The description of the toy was that it flies and bounces. It doesn't do ANYTHING. I demand my money back, I have been ripped off.

We agree, those items were a true disappointment, and Home has been doing a lot of faulty advertising. The Wizards Den failed to be what they claimed it would. New Years failed to be what they claimed it would. Christmas failed to be what they claimed it would. Now the evolving toys. Do us a favor readers, leave other examples of broken items and such that haven't been quite up to par.

Tawkn Slams Home

Via Tawkn:

I don't post a lot about Home, because I think it's pretty lame and I don't even have it installed. But this week is bringing some features that some of you may enjoy, so I figured I'd post about it.

Firstly, LittleBigPlanet game launching support is being added to Home in tomorrow's update. Now you can meet creepy people and jump from Home into a multiplayer session together.

On top of that, there is a new IREM Square space, which is supposed to be set up like a traditional Japanese carnival. You can win all sorts of useless e-trinkets from a company that has yet to release an actual game for the PS3 outside of Japan.

For just $2.99, you can get a Wizard's Den personal space, complete with a dragon flying around outside your window. I bet if you listen carefully, you can hear him mumbling about how "Lair didn't suck, people are just resistant to SIXAXIS controls."

Ubisoft is releasing male and female versions of an Altair costume, presumably for purchase, but no price was stated.

And finally, I'll actually quote Locust_Star, the Home Community Specialist:

"In other news, the Legion shirt that so many of you grabbed last month from the Theater will magically sprout wings this Thursday. Don't ask me how they did it; it must be some type of divine intervention. [...] pretty cool, huh?"

No, not really.

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