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Posted by greg
December 26, 2009
Despite Datel’s earlier shenanigans when they claimed PSP-3000 hackage with a Pandora-like battery, which, as you know, turned out to be a total sham.
Well, this time ’round, it would seem they have actually accomplished something real… Whether they have an agreement with Sony to sign their EBOOT or they’ve actually cracked the signing/encryption process, who knows… Nonetheless, it’s an interesting conversation piece.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-88AK...layer_embedded
Check out Datel’s Action Replay Demo for all PSP models and firmwares.
Wololo has confirmed it and I can say the same: Action Replay works on my PSPgo and PSP-2000. Hell, I’m even tempted to buy an Action Replay license key now. It’s pretty slick.
Anyway, what does all this mean? Well for starters — if it’s truly a hack — it’s highly unlikely Datel will reveal how they accomplished such a feat. Otherwise, it just means Datel has the dollar-dollar-bills to be Sony’s new BFF.
December 26, 2009
Despite Datel’s earlier shenanigans when they claimed PSP-3000 hackage with a Pandora-like battery, which, as you know, turned out to be a total sham.
Well, this time ’round, it would seem they have actually accomplished something real… Whether they have an agreement with Sony to sign their EBOOT or they’ve actually cracked the signing/encryption process, who knows… Nonetheless, it’s an interesting conversation piece.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-88AK...layer_embedded
Check out Datel’s Action Replay Demo for all PSP models and firmwares.
Wololo has confirmed it and I can say the same: Action Replay works on my PSPgo and PSP-2000. Hell, I’m even tempted to buy an Action Replay license key now. It’s pretty slick.
Anyway, what does all this mean? Well for starters — if it’s truly a hack — it’s highly unlikely Datel will reveal how they accomplished such a feat. Otherwise, it just means Datel has the dollar-dollar-bills to be Sony’s new BFF.
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