I remember seeing this dev-kit before it has some weird features
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6Q2hrmO1xM
btw i think sony gets on these people soo quick because all this stuff is also posted on their official forums
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I remember seeing this dev-kit before it has some weird features
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6Q2hrmO1xM
btw i think sony gets on these people soo quick because all this stuff is also posted on their official forums
Oh, I'll buy it from you.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSP_Newbie
item number???
Heh, I've just used one before, I don't actually own one unfortunately.Quote:
Originally Posted by ExcruciationX
besides if anyone was sold one of these i bet sony would sent someone out to re-acquire it. And since its illegal sold and that would mean its illegally purchased so its like owning a stolen car that u bought from someone who stole it.
Damn :| ...Quote:
Originally Posted by PSP_Newbie
the actual homebrew toolchain is actually alot easier, to use then sonys official one. Basically all the devkit lets you do, is have more memory to play with, and a profiler - Debugger (which is useful). btw, it is actually a real PSP plugged into it no debugging if you do that tho, since it uses the actual psp hardware for compatability. That also would have been useless with out the SDK and liscence files you actually need to compile with. If it didnt come with it. At least it is better then the ps2 devkits, where you have the test kits (look like a normal ps2 with the word test on it, and a network adapter), a ps2 devkil, big black box. and the ps2 profiler-devkits looks like a normal devkit but isnt quite as black and has more flashy lights... atleast the xbox-360 devkits are different colours.