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We’ve done it before.

In 2021, when Sony announced the shutdown of the PS3 and PS Vita stores, the community didn’t just complain — people actually came together. They wrote messages, emails, posts, and shared their voices everywhere they could.

And it worked.

Sony listened. They reversed the decision. It became one of those rare moments where players actually changed the outcome.

Now we’re facing this again.

Yes — the PS3 and PS Vita stores may not be the most popular platforms anymore. They are old. The player base is smaller. But that doesn’t make them unimportant.

These stores still matter:

- for people who still play on PS3 and Vita

- for digital-only games that exist nowhere else

- for preserving a huge part of PlayStation history

Losing them means losing access to games that can’t easily be replaced.

This isn’t about anger or pressure.

It’s about reminding Sony that even smaller communities still matter.

If you care about PS3 or PS Vita, even now, speak up again.

Write to Sony like people did in 2021.

Share your thoughts. Share your memories. Show that these systems are still alive.

We’ve done it once.

Maybe we can at least be heard again.

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