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Trust me they'll find a way and put milloins of dollars into finding a way to stop it. Personaly i am going to wait for other mod chips and only install one when sony has released their new PS1 emu. Not to mention in time they will be cheaper. Until then i'm going to buy a DS lite that way i willhave something to do untl all of this blows over aloung with homebrew on my psp.
500 thats totaly crazy.
i agree with many posts previous. in a couple of months there will be cheaper, better, easier installed (maybe) modchips that are out and have been reviewed. for me to buy one now i would have to either be rich or far more impatient than i am now.
$100 to much
I honestly don't think there will be a way to stop it, its hardware. Unless they do something extreme like make the Psp firmware check to see how many flashes there are and crash if theres an extra. In newer Psps that come out Sony will probobly have a way to stop it built into the hardware though.
idk if you have heard of the dev hook project but it is amazing its better than paying this but it wont work for evryone
any way if you are bored check this out its hilarious
http://www.fugly.com/videos/4882/the...aut_bitch.html
I'll bet these guys are PRAYING that Booster doesnt get 2.71 emulation working... either that or offering him money to stop his work, I would be..
I mean I would totally buy a premodded 2.71 that loads eboots like a 1.0, JUST to have it. I mean as much as I LOVE my 1.5 that boots up 2.5, I would like a 1.0 that boots up 2.71 that I can keep up with the updates AND load my ISOS and HOMEBREW even more.
So if I were in charge of that project i'd be biting my nails hoping to GOD that Booster fails... But you know he wont
Long live Booster
sony cant release another psp to stop this they would lose money they are going to try to stop these modchip guys and also booster because them along with mph fanjita and others they are sony's greatest fear
You misunderstood what the people were saying. They're suggesting Sony will modify the motherboard inside the PSP to change where things connect, or move the flash, etc. It would have no impact on the customers, who probably wouldn't even know about the change. You see, it's not uncommon for there to be tons of changes between versions of a product. The Xbox had 7+ different internal designs and the PS2 has.. what, 8 or so? This is definitely possible Sony will do it, but it won't impact those who already own a PSP.Quote:
Originally Posted by emuking
are any other psp mod's taking place? a better processor? internal memory? others?
edit: just so there's no confusion, this statement is kind of off topic. i am not referring to the mod chip, just exploring other possible hardware mods.