Zoe said:You can already use PS2 HDD loader with an external on the BC consoles.
Ah, didn't know that. thanks. Any links to a helpful tutorial?
EDIT: see it, thanks.
Zoe said:You can already use PS2 HDD loader with an external on the BC consoles.
Keyser Soze said:It is only playable on a different (older) jailbreak method though (as far as I know... stuff is moving to quick to keep up)
Oh my goodness gracious me.xero273 said:
Zoe said:You can already use PS2 HDD loader with an external on the BC consoles.
Phatcorns said:As in you need the retail HD Loader disc to run it? Or do you mean that you can use it with a memory card exploit like on the PS2
54-46! said:So how well does some of the high end 2D games run on emulators, such as 3rd Strike on FBA?
badcrumble said:It's 'turned off' because the Slim is incapable of PS2 emulation because it lacks the requisite hardware. If you turned it on, it'd be broken.
N.A said:All the games I've tried (including 3rd strike) have worked perfectly.
GMUNYIFan said:Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm not really the most informed when it comes to ps3 stuff. Didn't Sony release the different versions of the fat systems like the 80GB one that came with software emulated ps2 backwards compatibility? Did they have some hardware in those systems that the current ps3 slims do not?
N.A said:All the games I've tried (including 3rd strike) have worked perfectly.
They had a crucial PS2 chip in them.GMUNYIFan said:Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm not really the most informed when it comes to ps3 stuff. Didn't Sony release the different versions of the fat systems like the 80GB one that came with software emulated ps2 backwards compatibility? Did they have some hardware in those systems that the current ps3 slims do not?
badcrumble said:Oh my goodness gracious me.
It's ridiculous how fast things are moving. I can't imagine where it'll be at the end of the month at this rate.
Those had the PS2's GPU in them while emulating the CPU (or maybe it was the other way around?). So yes, they did have additional hardware to pick up much of the slack for emulating the PS2.GMUNYIFan said:Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm not really the most informed when it comes to ps3 stuff. Didn't Sony release the different versions of the fat systems like the 80GB one that came with software emulated ps2 backwards compatibility? Did they have some hardware in those systems that the current ps3 slims do not?
True. I wonder if "jailbreaking" PS3 firmware 3.55 would lead to a lot more homebrew compare to what we saw before with firmware 3.41. If i am not mistaken, all of this homebrew stuff was already possible on firmware 3.41, so would being able to do it on firmware 3.55 change much when it comes to homebrew progress?Keyser Soze said:Things are only moving this fast because pretty much all these emulators/tools have been made month beforehand on older Jailbreaks, and they only needed to be signed to work on this one - that's a 5 minute process.
If this was the first ever jailbreak we would all be sitting around twiddling our thumbs
Well before you had to buy stuff to jailbreak (unless you had a phone that could do it). Now you don't.test_account said:True. I wonder if "jailbreaking" PS3 firmware 3.55 would lead to a lot more homebrew compare to what we saw before with firmware 3.41. If i am not mistaken, all of this homebrew stuff was already possible on firmware 3.41, so would being able to do it on firmware 3.55 change much when it comes to homebrew progress?
mattiewheels said:What's a good catch-all news page for new jailbreak packages? I have a feeling the OP won't be the best place to look after all these developments.
Seriously? If I jailbreak my PS3, install the emulator, go back to OFW, it still works? :lolBeer Monkey said:Back on OFW for a few days until I get a new hard drive and transfer all my licenses (requires PSN from what I understand).
Very strange to see and use the SNES emulator while running original firmware and not jailbroken. It sinks in that this stuff, to 3.55 vanilla, is correctly signed and just as valid as Joe Danger or Flower. All the jailbreak does is give us a way to get it on the system.
Notorious_Roy said:Seriously? If I jailbreak my PS3, install the emulator, go back to OFW, it still works? :lol
That's the main thing about the key discovery, yeah.Notorious_Roy said:Seriously? If I jailbreak my PS3, install the emulator, go back to OFW, it still works? :lol
Genesis Knight said:Yeah. The stuff is all signed to work on a stock PS3; the jailbreak is just to get the file on the system.
Notorious_Roy said:Seriously? If I jailbreak my PS3, install the emulator, go back to OFW, it still works? :lol
DoctorWho said:So, do we think it should be safe to go back on PSN once we return to OFW after installing all our homebrew? Or should we be concerned about PSN eventually being able to scan our systems for homebrew?
True, but i mean, will a lot more people start to develope PS3 homebrew now compared to before? From my understanding, the latest PS3 hacks doesnt really open up for more possibilites when it comes to what you can do with PS3 homebrew, the only difference is that it's now easier to run the homebrew on a PS3 (you dont need a jailbreak device to do it as you say). Not that it was very hard to run PS3 homebrew on a PS3 before though, if we had firmware 3.41 and a jailbreak deviceRur0ni said:Well before you had to buy stuff to jailbreak (unless you had a phone that could do it). Now you don't.
DoctorWho said:So, do we think it should be safe to go back on PSN once we return to OFW after installing all our homebrew? Or should we be concerned about PSN eventually being able to scan our systems for homebrew?
It doesn't need to scan your system. Your system sends PSN a running report of everything you do on your console.DoctorWho said:So, do we think it should be safe to go back on PSN once we return to OFW after installing all our homebrew? Or should we be concerned about PSN eventually being able to scan our systems for homebrew?
Nothing too different in the end, yes. Just a larger user base, so more incentive/interest in developing homebrew.test_account said:True, but i mean, will a lot more people start to develope PS3 homebrew now compared to before? From my understanding, the latest PS3 hacks doesnt really open up for more possibilites when it comes to what you can do with PS3 homebrew, the only difference is that it's now easier to run the homebrew on a PS3 (you dont need a jailbreak device to do it as you say). Not that it was very hard to run PS3 homebrew on a PS3 before though, if we had firmware 3.41 and a jailbreak device
phosphor112 said:While emu's are fine and dandy, this is pretty boring. Need more media homebrew apps. I feel impatient complaining about this, but the sudden influx of emus so early into this is just throwing me off.
Genesis Knight said:Emus already written for 3.41, easily signed for 3.55, no new development, have to wait more than 24 hours for real app development, stop f5-ing in vain, etc etc.
But yeah, emus are awesome but I'm excited for future media dev as well.
Durante said:That's the main thing about the key discovery, yeah.
I still want to know if there's now a 3.55 with the option to disable HDCP (or just with it generally disabled).
Rhindle said:It doesn't need to scan your system. Your system sends PSN a running report of everything you do on your console.
Beer Monkey said:Do you have a source for that?
Regardless, anybody who cares about PSN shouldn't go on PSN at all once they jailbreak even if they revert to OFW. That's the only 100% guaranteed way to not get your system banned.
Personally, I just don't care that much about PSN any more so I'm not that uptight about it.
Beer Monkey said:Do you have a source for that?
g35twinturbo said:yeah, I reverted just for shits and giggles and put it back on OFW.
I need my ps3 connected to my network for my streaming so.
Oh? I didn't know they worked.
neptunes said:Has a native MKV player been released yet?
Beer Monkey said:If you are talking about streaming from your locally networked PC, you can simply block playstation.net in your router. This keeps the console from logging into PSN but allows LAN and internet access.
If you are talking Netflix and/or Hulu Plus, yes, you have to log into PSN to use these services.