Annoyed with lack of features? Send a message to this guy!

[Titan]

Sorry I haven't posted much this week. Big projects at work and helping my girl move so haven't really been around much. Anywho, saw this on Push Square. An executive tweeted that if you want to complain about PS4's firmware, tell Toshimasa Aoki about future firmware requests.

I say lets Tweet him
https://twitter.com/toshimasa_aoki/status/586138686380580865

Honestly, the one feature I really want to see on PS4 is a notification that pops up that tells you a friend is online. I have no idea why this isn't a feature yet. You would have thought that this was a no brainer. I'm getting kinda tired of hitting the PS button every 10 minutes to see if a friend has logged on or not. Not that he'd come on this site, but if he does see it, get your asses in gear and bring this rather simple feature in your next firmware update.

http://www.pushsquare.com/news/2015/04/tell_this_person_what_you_want_in_ps4s_next_firmware_update

Sony's done decently enough in the PlayStation 4 firmware update department – Suspend/Resume is a Godsend – but it does seem to take its time between patches. This makes it extra frustrating when your most demanded feature doesn't make the shortlist, as you know that it's going to be a while before the functionality makes the grade. There is a way to make your voice heard, however.

Potentially fed up with a constant barrage of requests, Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida tweeted earlier today that Toshimasa Aoki works on PS4 features, and is open to requests. "You can send Toshi your feedback and requests," the affable executive said. "That will help us." Watch out Aoki-san – there's an influx of angry followers heading your way.

To be fair, he's already been busy on the social networking site. One member pointed out that he'd like to see uncompressed screenshots make the cut in the next major update, to which he responded: "Thanks for the feedback, will look into this." We made a substantial list of features that we'd like earlier in the year, most of which haven't been implemented yet.

C'mon Sony – sort it out.