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NDA for PlayStation Home is Gone

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A beta tester for Sony has revealed to GOONL!NE that the NDA, or Non Disclosure Agreement, for PlayStation Home is now officially history.

It now means that all beta testers for Home, be that either beta testers brought in only for Home, full time beta testers for Sony and MVP’s can now openly talk about the service which will be out by the end of the year.

It now reinforces more proof that the Open Beta will be out by the end of the year and should infact be here in time for christmas (We have more on that coming later on).

Hopefully, within the next couple of days, you’ll hear opinions from journalists, gamers and bloggers (Including us as well hopefully) alike and hopefully hear a release date for the Open Beta very, very soon.

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2 Responses to “NDA for PlayStation Home is Gone”

  1. Home NDA Lifted? | TheSixthAxis Says:
    November 25, 2008 at 8:45 am

    [...] apparently the NDA (non disclosure agreement) that you had to agree to before entering Home has now been [...]

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  2. Hits from the Web 11.25.08 : Gaming Guru Says:
    November 25, 2008 at 2:16 pm

    [...] NDA for PlayStation Home is Gone. Speak you mind, I know I will. [...]

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