I have an idea!
How about if the SCEA and SCEE teams start working on next month's games the day after the March games hit the PSN store?
And how about this other idea:
Set the deadline for getting the weekly update finished to Monday 5:00 PM. That way, you can just make the changes live on Tuesday at the same time every week!
Leaving stuff for the last minute feels like the laziest thing ever. That's something a lazy college student would do, not a multi-billion dollar corporation.
Do you really think they just sit around procrastinating until the last minute, then rush to get an update out before the end of the month? Done be naive. They've planned the Plus updates months ahead of time. They could likely tell you with fairly good accuracy what games are going to be offered through this December.
The problem is, things change. The games they have scheduled might be guaranteed, but they're also constantly working on getting better titles in the lineup. Release dates change, negotiations fall through, and sometimes a lineup they've been sitting on can't be revealed because a game is moving through certification and it might just make the cut, or they're trying to get a game pushed up to offer it via plus, or any other variable. Pinpointing release dates for games is already nearly impossible more than a few months out, let alone allowing wiggle room for the arduous certification process.
There's no doubt that there's a guaranteed slate of games ready to hit every first Tuesday of the month. You shouldn't fault them for attempting to make this release better than expected, though-- and that's the bottom line: they're not purposely blowing people off or forgetting to update, they're still finalizing the lineup. It wouldn't look very good if they revealed one lineup but then some indie dev they were negotiating with came through at the last second and gave the OK, or a game they offered failed its certification, or whatever the hell the reason might be.
You're going to get your games on Tuesday regardless of when the blog post goes up (And you'll probably be excited for a few minutes, download the games, grow bored of them, and start this cycle all over again). Making puerile suggestions really only shows a lack of understanding and decency-- not just the person I'm quoting, mind you, but everyone who's acting like Sony has personally insulted them just because they're still finalizing the lineup and are a day or two late with something you'll be waiting for anyway.