PSP 2.60 homebrews?

NOTHING at all? Man, I'm not going to pay $50 so I can emulate stuff. Buying the tools needed to pirate stuff.....seems pointless. :rolleyes:
 
sac_tagg said:
NOTHING at all? Man, I'm not going to pay $50 so I can emulate stuff. Buying the tools needed to pirate stuff.....seems pointless. :rolleyes:
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Could you be a little less obvious? Sheesh, might as well wear an eyepatch and put a parrot on your shoulder while you're at it.
 
I'm still kicking myself for upgrading :mad:

I had a nice, shiny, new 2.00 psp, but nooooo, i had to go and upgrade it!
 
Torgo said:
Could you be a little less obvious? Sheesh, might as well wear an eyepatch and put a parrot on your shoulder while you're at it.
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LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Torgo said:
Could you be a little less obvious? Sheesh, might as well wear an eyepatch and put a parrot on your shoulder while you're at it.
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Avast, me mateys, thar be warez on the horizon!
 
I believe they got 2.6 to work but you need a copy of GTA and you load a file to a save spot. Youll be able to run homebrew. Look in the forums and you will see someone posting running Tetris on it.
 
martinje said:
I believe they got 2.6 to work but you need a copy of GTA and you load a file to a save spot. Youll be able to run homebrew. Look in the forums and you will see someone posting running Tetris on it.
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Thats about it though, tetris and snes emus. Everything else doesn't work on the e-loader.
 
Just give it time, I'm sure someone will break that system wide open and you won't need to use the e-loader through GTA. Didn't sony say that the 2.x version firmware was unhackable or something?

If I ever get a PSP I don't think I'll bother with all the homebrew stuff.
 
dj_2004 said:
Sadly, homebrew is whats keeping the PSP alive.
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Which is why I truly do not understand Sony's attempts to lock it out. It's like they are retarding their own console's success. I'm really quite upset, I got a PSP for my birthday and the only decent games out there right now is SOCOM and PoPoLo Crois. Not only do they lock out homebrews, but they also completely dropped the ball on making good games available. Here we are a year after the unit's launch and we are JUST now getting some good games.
 
sac_tagg said:
Not only do they lock out homebrews, but they also completely dropped the ball on making good games available. Here we are a year after the unit's launch and we are JUST now getting some good games.
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Heh...Yea, wheres Gran Turismo for the PSP...
 
sac_tagg said:
Which is why I truly do not understand Sony's attempts to lock it out. It's like they are retarding their own console's success. I'm really quite upset, I got a PSP for my birthday and the only decent games out there right now is SOCOM and PoPoLo Crois. Not only do they lock out homebrews, but they also completely dropped the ball on making good games available. Here we are a year after the unit's launch and we are JUST now getting some good games.
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because sony could face lawsuits if their device which they profit from allows people to emulate software from nintendo.
 
sac_tagg said:
NOTHING at all? Man, I'm not going to pay $50 so I can emulate stuff. Buying the tools needed to pirate stuff.....seems pointless. :rolleyes:
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you could pay for the games.

or be an asshat


pick one.
 
There is more reasons to homebrew that just playing copied games...

I just can't think of any good ones :D
 
acascianelli said:
There is more reasons to homebrew that just playing copied games...

I just can't think of any good ones :D
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You can use your psp as a universal remote with 1.5

and you can have user gui's and someone ported windows to it.
 
sac_tagg said:
Which is why I truly do not understand Sony's attempts to lock it out. It's like they are retarding their own console's success. I'm really quite upset, I got a PSP for my birthday and the only decent games out there right now is SOCOM and PoPoLo Crois. Not only do they lock out homebrews, but they also completely dropped the ball on making good games available. Here we are a year after the unit's launch and we are JUST now getting some good games.
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They are locking the homebrew because they don't make money off the PSP, they make it off the games. They don't want people buying a PSP just to play homebrew and to download iso's of games and put them on the memory card..they'd actually lose money doing that.
 
Which is why I truly do not understand Sony's attempts to lock it out. It's like they are retarding their own console's success
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i wish sony would release a homebrew sdk, then i dont think there would be such a strong movement to defeat the firmware's protection. the only reason i bought mine is for homebrew, but i'd buy gta and maybe a few other games, but now, i cant even buy the games. i value homebrew way more than the few games i may want to buy. i love my psp v1.50!

dualdrop[H]enia
 
santaliqueur said:
i wish sony would release a homebrew sdk, then i dont think there would be such a strong movement to defeat the firmware's protection. the only reason i bought mine is for homebrew, but i'd buy gta and maybe a few other games, but now, i cant even buy the games. i value homebrew way more than the few games i may want to buy. i love my psp v1.50!
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Exactly how I feel. But if they released a homebrew sdk couldn't the users still put emulators onto the psp?
 
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