Put up a section on Share that allows people to request video games, merely so game companies can see what we’re asking for. Remakes, Rehashes, Re-anything or completely new suggestions.

1 of my ideas would be to do a chat section on the blog as there are people who have their ps3 damaged and can not communicate with fellow play 3 that would be my best idea I hope you like thanks

I know we can use this one, but when requests for Turkish and Polish language support are voted into negative numbers it’s clear that different regions have differing requirements… and voters.

It would be nice if the uncharted movie be an animated movie like the animations in Uncharted 3. Same actor! Same voice!

It’d actually be pretty nice if we could quote people on the blog comments space. Maybe start some good conversation. Or link the blog post to a thread that you could start on the official forums.

A few months ago, you guys was doing video chat via the PS3 eye with developers, and we the readers loved it. Then all of a sudden, you guys stop. Can you guys bring it back please?

We all know that the major videogame conferences happen on the West Coast, we get that. But that shouldn’t stop a team of PS Blog fans to get together on the East Coast. We are feeling very left out!

The PlayStation.Blog’s East Coast community meetups, held in New York City and Boston, attracted record turnout — we’ll definitely be back!

Currently comments are closed for Blog Share ideas after 30 days. This means all the top items are now closed to comments. It’d makes sense to be able to continue to discuss these.

This feature has been implemented on PlayStation.Blog Share.

I hate how when I’m logged into the blog I’m not logged onto the Playstation boards, or other sites such as MyResistance.net. When I sign on to one site I should be signed into all of them!

Have a specific area on each idea where actual employees from Sony can comment on what they think of the idea and how hard it would be to implement it. It would be great to have feedback from them.