Hi Everybody,
It’s with great pleasure that I announce the launch today of two new Blogs for Sony Computer Entertainment Europe.
The first is the German Blog; you will meet Roland and the team who will share with you all events and news happening in Germany and Austria.
The second Blog that will go live today is the Italian Blog and the existing blog.playstationplanet.it will be replaced very soon by the Italian version of the PlayStation.Blog. It’s the same team that will be taking care of the new Italian PlayStation.Blog, you probably already know Maurizio who has been doing a brilliant job in providing the community with all the PlayStation news for Italy.
What can you expect from these new Blogs?
First of all, pretty much everything that we post on the English Blog that is relevant to a European audience will be localised and available in your language on the new Italian and German Blogs. On the top of this content, you will find all the news and events happening around you in your country.
You will probably wonder what happened to the French Blog and the Spanish Blog, they will both be launching very soon… I’ll announce the launch date on the European Blog soon. So watch this space!
A prestissimo sul PlayStation Blog italiano – blog.it.playstation.com
Bis bald in deinem lokalen Blog auf blog.de.playstation.com













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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 7:58 am by VAMET
Dear SCEE
Past 2 years of PS3 system on the market, and Polish Users over 100.000 PS3 systems sold, still don’t have Polish language in PS3, not XMB or even PSStore translated to Polish. How long we must wait for Polish support? Other small countried over Europe have got their languages in PS3, it’s shame for SCEE, SCEJ and SCEP.
There is a petition about support for Polish language on Official PlayStation Forum with thousand of Users signed in it and still no reaction from Sony.
I was MVP for 10 months on Polish Community. I don’t even ask when Polish Users will have Polish Blog here.
Sincerely
VAMET
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 9:12 am by rabsonek
Hi
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:( Because we are a smaller country?
:( Maybe some will count number of polish players? I don’t know how many polish spend on PSN , I spend over 120E per year (11 month)…
:(
:(
Please look at the site http://psnleaderboard.com/. According to this Poland takes 9 place in It doesn’t seem to be a lot but..
United states: 305,9 milion citizens / 6 678 545 trophies = 46per 1 citizen
Germany: 75 milion citizens / 1 867 047 trophies = 40per 1 citizen
Poland: 38,2 milion citizens / 432 951 trophies = 88 per 1 citizen
So as U can see more polish people uses console with the success!!!
My question is: why we still don’t have blog in polish ??
Why VidZone won’t do this for us?
Maybe some still don’t know that but we are a part of Europe!!!!
Console goes with lots of languages but not with Polish> Anybody knows why?
Why we do not have PSN in polish?
In my opinion our country is ignored & discriminated!
BW unsatisfied player
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 10:32 am by Jerommeke
Why did we need these other languages. I think the information will be more spread and not viewable for all.
for example: if someone gives a comment in german and the dev/admin replies to it I can’t see it because the comments are unique for each language.
I hate it when I miss out on information. I read all the replies from Kebby and Jem.
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 10:47 am by ozjad
does this now mean we are going to have to wait longer for blog posts to be translated into other languages before they are published just like we have to wait unnecessarily for games to be translated before release? Actually i can already imagine the response “we have 29 different blogs which have to have content localised for …” – pardon my scepticism but SCEE seems to be extremely overwhelmed with work lately and the quality of PSN releases lacking of late (will give you credit for last week though with Trine) and yet you take on more work. “localisation” = more delays for english speaking regions within SCEE.
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 10:53 am by rabsonek
@22 Ok, You speak English well(very), I don`t speak English well, other people…. You have German language in PS3 (XMB, PSStore) and now German blog… Poland nothing.
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 10:57 am by rabsonek
I writed post 56 to post 54 (not 22), sorry
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 11:02 am by Smittlez
@56, He’s not German. That’s the Belgian flag, lol…
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 11:19 am by rabsonek
@58 Ups sorry, I`m at work and hurry when i write…. i mistake.. realy sorry
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 12:03 pm by llobateres
In spanish please T_T , Congratulations to the Italian and German communities
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 12:29 pm by mEcroboss
Grande Sony e grazie davero boss out
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 1:10 pm by wiktorclunk
Why do we discriminate? Poles do not belong to europe? Nothing we have neither the Polish nor the XMB PlaystationStore .. And it does not say anything about either of the PlayTV Videozone and about the fact that probably the długii long time after 2010 will not be Video Store? Why??
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 1:53 pm by wallhugger
I don’t like this idea at instead of splitting up europe even further than it already is with these stupid features limited to one country, you guys should scrap all the separatism and build a unified store with a unified blog. wasn’t that the reason why SCEE was made in the first place to unify the eu countries?
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 2:12 pm by Jpoplover93
thank you for opening this new blog. much appreciated! <3
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 2:15 pm by chalovak
I can help with Russian blog! Seriously!
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 3:28 pm by EnGhedi
Portugal left out… again…
seriously, why do you persist having translated forums or stores? shut them down it’s rather pointless… Just make it all English for Portugal we prefer that, since we can speak English easily than have a so called “community” with laughable content.
The forum and the store are perfectly expendable if home, vidzone, video channels and now the blog are NOT for available in Portuguese. It’s like keeping a facade. Right? Right!
There are top line users and low value users, it seems Portugal is the latter.
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 3:52 pm by X201
@Smittlez #50
Their attitude can be summed up with a single line of Kipling.
“And what should they know of England who only England know?”
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 5:52 pm by twistedintoform
“english standardised by the EU”. say what??.. the english have enough gripes about europe already without thinking we’re losing the language too.
@rabsonek – you’ve got your calculations wrong. it works out as 1 trophy for every 88 persons, not 88 trophies for every person. the UK works out about 1 for every 31 persons. and those stats are based on 88,000 out of 24 million psn accounts, so could have a large statistical error.
the six largest countries in europe in terms of videogame sales/industry are UK, germany, france, spain, netherlands and italy. practically everybody in the netherlands over the age of 12 can speak decent english from my experience which is probably why they’re the only one of the big six that aren’t getting their own localisation. but don’t feel bad, het betekent dat jullie veel slimmer dan iedereen anders zijn.
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 6:20 pm by EnGhedi
So we view things through sales? The “others” are simply left out? I wonder if we should see things like that in every aspect of the European Union rights. So Portugal doesn’t have that large community, it doesn’t mean we don’t buy games and give lots of profit to Sony Computer Entertainment Europe so much we can justify having localized games, a poor store and even a forum.
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Posted on 23 September, 2009 at 9:07 pm by Smittlez
lol @ #68
Yeah i guess we’re veel slimmer dan iedereen
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Posted on 24 September, 2009 at 9:15 am by X201
Google Translate zegt, misschien
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Posted on 24 September, 2009 at 11:31 am by Kazemaru-san
A Portuguese version would be rather nice as well but we’ll be left out as usual.
I’ll stick to the English version since it’s my second language but damn… it’s about time to have some consideration for us.
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