New Blog Feature: Post Ratings

Great Idea!!! to add this to the blog, I’m impressed with how much stuff is going on, outside the ps3…

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…Now kick everyone’s asses back into their own offices so we can get IRC style text chat during gameplay, and messaging/unlimited by game ‘in-game custom music’. And while they’re on that, get them to kiss Adobe’s butt, so that we can get compatible upgrades to Flash formats etc. I’m sick of not being able to view any sites put up after 2006-2007…

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PS: Instead of Squares I woulda’ thought you’d have used $$$$$ signs, as that’s what it’s ultimately going to translate to, people already are voting down things that are great articles that pertain to something less popular in people’s opinions, it’s going to end up being a pre-market research-research tool for Sony.

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“How many of our faithful bloggers are interested in DLC that consists of XBL refuse from last year?” “Looks like a 1.2 sir!””Crap we better pull that from the PSN altogether it’s not worth the production cost!””What should we give them in the meantime?””Idunno just drag up some vids from the bin of vids, that devs have been dropping on our laps for years, that we’ve been too lazy to stick up on the PSN instead!””Alright! on it Sir!”

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@stennex
The GAP is where Sony turns to and often actually chats with users, It is important because it’s comprised of the people that are probably most responsible for making the ps2 as successful as it was, I didn’t get invited to GAP until I had over 200 ps2 games, and 400+ games for other systems, and a job in video game retail.
I find it very interesting, and very to the point usually, not a lot of lamers, and absolutely no Trolls, everyone has a mutual respect there, not only for other members, but for the panel in general and Sony’s business strategies. Also GAP tends to get people into betas for feedback, so that things don’t lick poop when they get out the gates.