| disolitude said: Sweet...now add homebrew and emulation support and ill buy one. |
Good news, homebrew and emulation were already supported with the hen. The last thing missing was a isoloader, but now its there too.
| disolitude said: Sweet...now add homebrew and emulation support and ill buy one. |
Good news, homebrew and emulation were already supported with the hen. The last thing missing was a isoloader, but now its there too.
Icyedge said:
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huh? on PSP go? since when?
disolitude said:
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Dont worry, its been only 2 weeks lol. The hen was released on dec 24th. You need to be on firmware 6.20 or lower though, meaning you cant purchase a new PSPgo since it will be on 6.30 . Theres no way to downgrade firmware as of now on PSPgo. The firmware requirement apply to the isoloader, not the homebrew and emulator.
Icyedge said:
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*thumbs up*
I sense PSP go sales skyrocketing soon :)
PROUD MEMBER OF THE PSP RPG FAN CLUB
disolitude said:
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psp go has had hen support for a long time
now just on the latest firmwares
| Zlejedi said: I sense PSP go sales skyrocketing soon :) |
That is the one of the positives of hacking, it helps boost HW sales. Now, if only some hackers would stick to homebrew apps and emulators, instead of pirating new games. Though, I guess running roms on an emulator is technically piracy. But, I really don't think it's that bad considering it's for games and systems that have long stopped being supported, so no money loss there.
thismeintiel said:
That is the one of the positives of hacking, it helps boost HW sales. Now, if only some hackers would stick to homebrew apps and emulators, instead of pirating new games. Though, I guess running roms on an emulator is technically piracy. But, I really don't think it's that bad considering it's for games and systems that have long stopped being supported, so no money loss there. |
Yeah, I know. Pirating SNES games is fine, just not PSP games. Nintento can't re-release those old games on WiiWare then, since nobody'd buy.
Galaki said:
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People would still buy them. Not everyone is into emulation on various platforms not designed to play them natively, or even tech savvy enough to even get them running. Really, I think laws should be changed to allow roms of games that are over a certain age. Like say, 10 years. Then again, it's not like the gov't or companies are too worried about current laws being enforced for a game more than a decade old. This is evidenced by the dozens of sites that have roms available that are shut down or prosecuted.