Deadsoulasis, membro di maxconsole.net, che qualche giorno fa aveva dichiarato di essere riuscito ad eseguire dall'hard disk della propria console il dump di back-up di un gioco PS3, torna a parlare dell'hack.

Nel messaggio rilasciato tra le pagine del forum americano, il misterioso utente ha precisato che per poter sfuttare il suo metodo di iso loading sarà necessario acquistare un chip (da lui ideato) con 34 fili da saldare e un set di adattatori. Il package corredato di tutto ciò che serve per questa pseudo-modifica dovrebbe essere reso disponibile a $599.99!!!

First of all id like to say ive been busy with life/work/modding.

Secondly there is alot of disbelieve towards me and 2 more I cant mention on this.But besides that...lets get to why...

I have successfully loaded the game dumps on HDD.Now I will say this was not done cheaply at all...

First off this works off of embedded DR-I thats on the chips.(plus emulated firmware but its alot to explain out.)Congrats goes to Booster for the new devhook.He does amazing work for the PSP scene.

You will need a PS3 and my chip.Plus 4 sets of adators.

Now this comes at a cost ...of course...
So you will need a PS3 (no kidding)
You will need a external hard drive.
750 gig is the way to go for now.
Yellow Dog Linux.Offical release

a little more details of it.
It does emu the firmware and (yes 1.11 works fine.)
You do need to switch the bios.(by software)
The Blu-drive does not need to be modified.
You do not need a Blu-ray gamedisk in the machine
All you need is the game image dumped.
(I support buying the game's though but then im contradicted myself)
(Point was to play off HDD and save the Blu-ray drive)

And acually for the cost of everything to get going.
Its not much more just buying games.
There was a reason why Blu-ray was picked.
And this is one reason if you cant see it.


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