New PSPgo is No Go with Piracy
The upcoming new PSP, PSPgo has a non-removable battery. Pandora’s Battery made modding the PSP firmware, and thus software piracy, very easy. And that is why, the PSPgo has an internal battery – just for that reason.
PSP 1000 and 2000 models were easy to hack, but with the release of 3000, we can see just see how Sony is taking measures to stop piracy. With the new PSPgo, will piracy be completely wiped out? The only downside of the new PSPgo is that once your battery starts to go, you have to pay a visit to Sony for repair.
Likewise, I own a PS3(buying original expensive games ><) but hell yeah, looks like piracy will stop with the PS3 system for now – blu-ray discs are too expensive. You can still find people modding their own PS2 consoles today(probably because DVDs are cheap).
Anyone here who has a modded game console? =P
Sorce: Kotaku
Give it time, I’m sure someone will find an exploit and will use it to no end. As for a modded console, the only game console I have modded is a portable game console and that’s my PSP 2000. I reflashed it wa~ay too many times already ^^;;
Also, don’t know if you knew or not, but someone was able to somewhat mod a PS3 and was able to rip a full blu-ray, I think, game but took up almost half the hard drive space. Last time I checked they were still trying to work out a mod but from the looks of things, Sony removed the OtherOS Support from the PS3 Slim so it’ll cramp there style there in trying to figure out a way to mod it.
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@ scsa20: The 3000 took like almost 1 year, but there was a limit to the models which could be modded.. lol i wonder what will happen to the Go model XD
btw, will link you soon.
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