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Well that didn’t take long. Kotaku has posted a video showing the PlayStation Portable’s 2.71 firmware has been successfully hacked. You’ll see in the video how the modified machine runs games without the UMD disc in the drive. According to Kotaku, the hacked firmware can run both homebrewed games and ISO (disc images made of legitimate games) without a problem, though the article didn’t specify how, exactly, to obtain said hack.
Knowing Sony, PSP Firmware 2.72 (or 2.8, depending on how important they choose to make the update look) will be out be week’s end. Of course, they could just be nice and let us have our fun, but somehow I doubt that’ll happen.
PSP 2.71 Firmware Finally Hacked [Kotaku]
3 Responses to “PSP 2.71 Firmware Cracked”
steve August 6, 2006
how do you mod the psp so i can play iso games
NeutralBandWidth August 17, 2006
It’s a mod chip that’s soldered onto the logic board of the PSP.
Neutralmatt October 19, 2006
no mod chip is needed the modchip is designed for havinf 2 firmwares on board the psp. a firmware flash is all that is needed check to see if ur psp is compatible most of them are browse the usual places for a downgrader and away you go no further purchases are neccesary.
Neutral