- LOADING PIRATED GAMES ON CUSTOM FIRMWARE PS3 CRACKED
- LOADING PIRATED GAMES ON CUSTOM FIRMWARE PS3 INSTALL
While Hotz had promised not to involve himself with custom firmware, he now no longer believes he has much of a choice. SACD playback support also fell victim to Sony’s feature removal police at around the same time. While Japanese and US models of the PS3 had hardware emulation for PS2 games, the European version had to settle for a less-compatible software version – PS2 support was removed altogether with the third generation PS3. This isn’t the first thing Sony has removed from the PlayStation 3’s feature list. Instead it lists things you will lose if you don’t upgrade. How could this harm users? Your blog post doesn’t list positive reasons for upgrading like I think most users expect. “What security concerns?,” he wonders, “It’s not like the exploit can be run even close to without the users knowledge. First, though, he expressed his disgust at Sony’s intentions. However, that very same hacker has now vowed to combat Sony’s update.
LOADING PIRATED GAMES ON CUSTOM FIRMWARE PS3 CRACKED
The security in the PlayStation 3 was finally cracked this January, and it seems this is Sony’s response.
While Sony claims it’s about “security concerns”, we all know what it’s really about: protecting the rights of content providers – since they are way more important than you, the lousy customer. This is how we do in the modern world, baby. You may have given Sony money, but that’s it. While this feature most certainly isn’t high on most people’s priority lists, it’s still an advertised feature that is now being retroactively removed.
LOADING PIRATED GAMES ON CUSTOM FIRMWARE PS3 INSTALL
Only yesterday the news hit the web that an upcoming firmware update from Sony will remove the “Install other OS” feature of the PlayStation 3, a feature which allowed geeks, nerds, and researchers to install Linux on the Cell-powered device.
That last one doesn’t seem to end well: George Hotz, the famous iPhone hacker and the first to crack the PS3’s security, has vowed to bring Linux support back to the PS3. That Sony is a company known for its rather… Unfortunate stance towards DRM and copyright infringement should come as no surprise to anyone, after they more or less crippled the MiniDisc format with DRM, installed rootkits on users’ machines, and started removing features from the PlayStation 3.
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