Its Sony's own fault. I remember a day after the PSP launched an emulator was released that enabled it to play N64/SuperNintendo and NES games. The people who created the emulator must have had early access to the PSP theirs no other logical way that anyone could crack the PSP in one night. Also Sony made it very easy to pirate PSOne and PS2 games they did this intentionally to boost hardware sales.
So am I sorry to hear that Sony can't sell any software because everyone is pirating it? No I'm not Sony knew that people would be able to pirate software from day one. They infact made it so easy that only days after the console debuts their all kinds of emulators and apps created for Piracy.
Infact PSP sold over 50-million hardware units. Sony themselves are not hurting from the piracy they are benefiting do you think that much hardware would sell if Piracy was non-existant on that platform?
-JC7
"In God We Trust - In Games We Play " - Joel Reimer
