Honestly, what was Sony thinking regarding Vita memory cards?

[Dr.Henry_Killinger]

fighter said:

Dr.Henry_Killinger said:

fighter said:

Dr.Henry_Killinger said:

 

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First Nintendo handheld that doesn't use a proprietary storage format.

Compared to a handheld whose predecessor had a huge rate of piracy.

an updated code base isn't gonna stop pirates, formatting storage mediums is a much better solution but even then there isn't any 100% solution.

Piracy is just not commonplace on the system especially with its demographic.

Meanwhile, the Vita is the PSP's successor, so while obviously the Mem Cards are a cash grab, piracy is a substantial concern.

 

are you confused ?

your post confirms Vance's statement is absolutely spot on.

"but well written and constantly updated code" will not do shit, the first thing hackers do is patch firmware or downgrade the system.

"(just look at the 3DS, standard SD cards and no problem)." piracy is easily possible on the 3DS, so its not no problem. 

Spot on Indeed

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be consistent, you tried to contradict Vance's claim that "just look at the 3DS, standard SD cards and no problem" and tried to illustrate that with proprietary formats that were actually hacked way worse

nobody here is saying there is a 100% unhackable system, so trying to pull that card is just miserable

There is a huge difference between no problem and minor problem. That was and simply the use of an updated code base was the only criticism I made.

The reason, I said their is no such thing as an unhackable system was to point out that mentioning the DS using proprietary hardware and being hacked is pointless. Because it wasn't to the scale of the PSP.

Not to mention the 3DS profiting off of hardware sells, making it a poor example of using any old storage medium

EDIT: Not to mention you have no evidence to support this claim "proprietary formats that were actually hacked way worse"

Vance said the DS was hacked not that it was hacked worse than the 3DS.