no need for such worries any more i hope, ive heard rumours of sony's upcoming firmware version (3.0) fully supporting homebrew. i dno about its validity however... id post a link to the report here but i dont remember if that's allowed, i haven't been here in a while..
yeah it was a rumour...
sony have only been updating FW cause of homebrew..on 1.5 homebrew you can get ISOs so you can download psp games so sony would not allow homebrew cause it would allow more people to download their games
kraft wrote:yeah it was a rumour...
sony have only been updating FW cause of homebrew..on 1.5 homebrew you can get ISOs so you can download psp games so sony would not allow homebrew cause it would allow more people to download their games
Not necessarily.
They could allow running homebrew from a restricted environment that would pretty much make it impossible to run ISOs (just as you currently can't from usermode in 2.00 and upwards).
It's just that there's nothing to be gained for them allowing homebrew to run. In fact, quite the opposite, as they make their money on software (games) sales and not hardware.
joostp wrote:
It's just that there's nothing to be gained for them allowing homebrew to run. In fact, quite the opposite, as they make their money on software (games) sales and not hardware.
You could argue though that there are hardly any decent games for the PSP, therefore Sony must still be taking a hit in the pocket because of this. I'm still deciding which handheld route to go ..... NDS, PSP or GP2X. One day I'll decide on one or the other, probably when the DS Lite is released.
yeah there arnt many good games for psp thats why sony announced that theyre gona be brining ltos of games from the ps2 over to the psp..i dont see how theyre gona do this when the umds only hold 1.8gb
kraft wrote:yeah there arnt many good games for psp thats why sony announced that theyre gona be brining ltos of games from the ps2 over to the psp..i dont see how theyre gona do this when the umds only hold 1.8gb
I see they are being very creative taking this route