Dear Sony
Dear Sony,
After purchasing your expensive blu-ray disc player (known simply as the PS3) about a year ago, I’ve had only one complaint about the system. It seems that even though you touted the fact and used it as one of the many reasons to jack up the price to a god-awful amount, the built in wi-fi adapter suck major donkey parts. Aside from jacking in directly to my broadband connection, I can’t rely on a stable (when I can get one) wireless signal via the PS3 blu-ray disc player that I payed $499 for.
Sony, shouldn’t it be able to connect to the Sony Store every single time I attempt to? Shoudln’t I be able to access BD Live features without having to wait forever? Should a simple trial game download take an hour or more to download just so I can decide if I want to purchase the game or not?
Now, being Sony (or a fanboy of such) I’m sure it’ll be blamed on my router, my connection, one of a million things Sony has nothing to do with. But, let me assure you completely that I have no problem with any other wireless device in my house. My laptop connects fine, as does my Zune, DS and my only video gaming console, the Xbox 360, which required a seperate adapter be purchased (and which works great, thanks).
In closing, Sony, I’d like to suggest that, if you’re going to include a feature that works only half the time, if at all, please put it in for free, don’t use it as an added excuse to create the most expensive gaming console of all time.
kthxbye,
James


