I think this topic could really use a more serious discussion than, well, this. I'm seriously doubting that anyone is going to forgive Sony for returning to long-lost franchises, however beloved. The third suggestion is the only one that I can take seriously, and that's more as a discussion point than a literal "what does Sony need to do to undo the damage to its image" kind of thing; the fact that Sony has made several aggressive and customer-unfriendly moves recently contrasts with their failure to secure customer data in a really disturbing way. (To put it another way: we're willing to put up with a certain amount of Evil so long as it provides services and results that we like; when we realize that that Evil is served with a side of Incompetence, and that the combination is screwing us over from both ends to no tangible benefit, we're less forgiving.)
I feel like I want to like this series, but I just don't. The whole quasi-ironic self-depreciating "I'm so wonderful" business is neither making me laugh nor making me angry, it's just kind of making me wish the time spent on it was being used on something funny or interesting or useful.
"Top 5" is (was?) funny. "Extra Credits" is thoughtful (and often funny, but that's kind of a side-effect of having good writing and a talented artist.) "Jimquisition" feels like it's struggling to find its niche. I think the attitude needs to either be amped up to the point that it inspires something other than eye-rolling or dropped altogether for the sake of not obscuring (the audience) or distracting (the author) from the commentary.