In addition to the personal spaces, Loot released one public space, the "Loot Space Station", which was a public space devoted to videos and special events. The Loot Space Station also featured an EOD Theater that had access to all of the EOD content from Loot as well as Crackle. The Loot Space Station was released on April 7, 2011. Other products from Loot included decorative ornaments for users personal spaces and clothes and costumes for users avatars, and products to help users make their own machinimas, such as the Live Active Camera that could be placed in any Personal Space to record videos. On May 28, 2009, Loot released two "Ghostbusters" Fan Packs and a "Ghostbusters" costume for users avatars which could be purchased in the Threads store in the shopping complex. The first Fan Pack, called the "Ghostbusters" Fan Pack: Shirts, included one "Ghostbusters" themed hat and five "Ghostbusters" themed T-shirts for the users avatars. The second Fan Pack, called the "Ghostbusters" Fan Pack: Ornaments, included five "Ghostbuster" themed ornaments for the users personal spaces and three "Ghostbuster" themed T-shirts for the users avatars. The "Ghostbusters" costume is a replica of the costume used in the original film. On June 18, 2009, Loot released a "Ghostbusters" 25th Anniversary T-shirt for free in celebration of the 25th Anniversary of "Ghostbusters". Loot released many other items for users to purchase from Home's shopping complex. Loot also had a dedicated "LOOT" store in Home's shopping complex in North America. From May to June 2010, to celebrate a year with PlayStation Home, Loot featured a machinima contest for the Home users. The theme of the contest was "Aliens vs Androids II: The Fight for Freedom". Users got to decide how this fight should end. Each user that was a part of the winning video also received special PlayStation Home rewards with second and third-place winners also receiving a reward. This was only open to North America. The top five videos could be viewed on Loot's EOD screens.