“I’m very biased but, in PlayStation Home, you can build a full-on game that looks like a console game – for example, a full-on FPS or racing game – with a team of just 6-10 people and it’ll take 6-9 months to complete,”

“Everything’s done with scripting using [programming language] … so with a very small team you can create a game that’s up and running on PS3 in just six months. And it’s monetizing immediately.”

If you fast forward 10 years, it is my personal belief that games will look a lot more like what’s going on in PlayStation Home than what they typically look like today. If we were to fast forward 10 years and look back at what PlayStation Home is doing right now, I believe it’s going to be viewed as a turning point in the industry where we finally started to see these business models from the web actually take hold on consoles and start to create profitable businesses for console developers, using free-to-play and token-based play and ad-sponsored and all these cool models that really on consoles are only found in PlayStation Home.

“It’s a huge differentiator for the PS3. You could not build these types of games on other consoles because they don’t have a platform like Home.”