Crimson_Lotus
August 30th, 2006, 01:18
My message towards Sony:
Message from Consumer:
I recently noticed that the PSP connect site endorsed by
Sony(http://psp.connect.com/index.php)
currently has a link to PSPupdates off on the right side column. This
site is by-far the epitome of
homebrew on the PSP and supports homebrew applications INCLUDING
Devhook that eliminates the need to
update the PSP. What I ask is, why is this site linked there? Is it
simply ad space that Sony
grabbed up? Concidering Sony's firm position on homebrew applications,
I am confused at the sight of
this... Could you please identify its purpose?
This also leads me to believe that Sony is accepting homebrew in its
next update... which, in my
humble opinion, is a great idea to boost sales and to give the PSP an
edge on the handheld market of
which it is slowely loosing grasp of.
This ad is also misleading. Are you attempting to "trick" people into
buying a PSP that hope their
system can run a simple homemade game of Tick-Tac-Toe or simply listen
to internet radio? Your
handheld is supposed to be multimedia specific and yet with each update
you block HUNDREDS of fans'
hard work in bringing more enjoyment to your handheld. Sure there are
currupt homebrew applications,
but those programs shouldn't ruin the time and work put into the more
loyal homebrew applications
that bring everyone closer to your handheld.
A recent poll in your very forum has suggested that close to 1/5 of PSP
owners have firmware version
1.0-1.5, heavily suggesting that they themselves use homebrew. 20% or
more of your userbase most
likely currently have a homebrew application on their PSP and that
suggests that maybe this is
something to look into. Would Sony not want to appease that 20%?
As a response, I would rather have my questions answered than be sent a
link containing the newest
firmware update.
Thankyou, Please answer precisely and truthfully.
...........and of course... "Sony" is a "****"... doesn't answer any of my questions and gives me the response I SPECIFICALLY asked them not to...
"Sony"
Thank you for writing us.
Sony Computer Entertainment America, Inc. (SCEA) does not recommend
downloading any unauthorized
software (i.e. games, movies, etc.) for your PSP(TM) portable
entertainment system from the
Internet; these software downloads have not been officially tested nor
approved by SCEA and may
cause damage to your PSP system.
Any damage caused to your PSP system due to your use of unauthorized
software downloads will void
your Limited Sony Warranty for the PSP system. The only approved
network updates can be found at
PlayStation.com.
Please visit the link below to download and install available system
updates for the PSP(TM)
portable entertainment system.
http://www.us.playstation.com/psp.aspx?id=softwareupdate
If you have further questions regarding this message, please refer to
your email case
number:3676094.
Eric
Multimedia CSR
Sony Computer Entertainment America
Consumer Services Department
It might be an auto-response and somehow they filtered my message for the word homebrew and simply sent me an according email...
Message from Consumer:
I recently noticed that the PSP connect site endorsed by
Sony(http://psp.connect.com/index.php)
currently has a link to PSPupdates off on the right side column. This
site is by-far the epitome of
homebrew on the PSP and supports homebrew applications INCLUDING
Devhook that eliminates the need to
update the PSP. What I ask is, why is this site linked there? Is it
simply ad space that Sony
grabbed up? Concidering Sony's firm position on homebrew applications,
I am confused at the sight of
this... Could you please identify its purpose?
This also leads me to believe that Sony is accepting homebrew in its
next update... which, in my
humble opinion, is a great idea to boost sales and to give the PSP an
edge on the handheld market of
which it is slowely loosing grasp of.
This ad is also misleading. Are you attempting to "trick" people into
buying a PSP that hope their
system can run a simple homemade game of Tick-Tac-Toe or simply listen
to internet radio? Your
handheld is supposed to be multimedia specific and yet with each update
you block HUNDREDS of fans'
hard work in bringing more enjoyment to your handheld. Sure there are
currupt homebrew applications,
but those programs shouldn't ruin the time and work put into the more
loyal homebrew applications
that bring everyone closer to your handheld.
A recent poll in your very forum has suggested that close to 1/5 of PSP
owners have firmware version
1.0-1.5, heavily suggesting that they themselves use homebrew. 20% or
more of your userbase most
likely currently have a homebrew application on their PSP and that
suggests that maybe this is
something to look into. Would Sony not want to appease that 20%?
As a response, I would rather have my questions answered than be sent a
link containing the newest
firmware update.
Thankyou, Please answer precisely and truthfully.
...........and of course... "Sony" is a "****"... doesn't answer any of my questions and gives me the response I SPECIFICALLY asked them not to...
"Sony"
Thank you for writing us.
Sony Computer Entertainment America, Inc. (SCEA) does not recommend
downloading any unauthorized
software (i.e. games, movies, etc.) for your PSP(TM) portable
entertainment system from the
Internet; these software downloads have not been officially tested nor
approved by SCEA and may
cause damage to your PSP system.
Any damage caused to your PSP system due to your use of unauthorized
software downloads will void
your Limited Sony Warranty for the PSP system. The only approved
network updates can be found at
PlayStation.com.
Please visit the link below to download and install available system
updates for the PSP(TM)
portable entertainment system.
http://www.us.playstation.com/psp.aspx?id=softwareupdate
If you have further questions regarding this message, please refer to
your email case
number:3676094.
Eric
Multimedia CSR
Sony Computer Entertainment America
Consumer Services Department
It might be an auto-response and somehow they filtered my message for the word homebrew and simply sent me an according email...