Even if this guy manages to hack/crack the ps3 WhoTF is gonna buy BD Drive, BD Disk, download gigantic BD images over the net. Its better to just get the original or buy selected awesome games in Platinum Edition for a lower price.
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Not necessarily. The PS2 still had a lot of titles going for it even after it was modded after a few months of it's release. So I don't think the developers would go helter skelter if the PS3 gets modded.47Shailesh said:I am really not happy with the PS3 crack if it's true. Cos the game developers are going to suffer largely and if they quit we'll not see better games on PS3.
I hope PS3 doesn't ends like PSP
47Shailesh said:I am really not happy with the PS3 crack if it's true. Cos the game developers are going to suffer largely and if they quit we'll not see better games on PS3.
I hope PS3 doesn't ends like PSP
Gaurish said:If PS3 is hacked, it would give tremendous boost to its sales in India atleast. the reason people don't buy PS3(incl myself) is costly games.
Reader Kevin K shared this link from Eurogamer's resident egghead, Richard Leadbetter of DigitalFoundry, who notes that "it remains unclear what the ramifications of the hack actually are" and that "right now there has been no "hello world" homebrew code executed that typically demonstrates that the hacker actually has full control over the system." Read the entire piece for a fascinating look into the challenge of hacking the PS3 and the safeguards put in place on Sony's black box.
You may also want to read this BBC interview with Mr. Hotz, in which he says, "I can now do whatever I want with the system. It's like I've got an awesome new power - I'm just not sure how to wield it." He also tells the BBC that he "would publish details of the console's 'root key'"; however, DigitalFoundry writes, "Once the root key is available, it's essentially game over for the system's security for all-time, but it's here that some of the claims being made for the hack don't really add up. PSP has been compromised on many levels again and again, but its root key apparently remains unknown."