xero273 said:so this might be new, but I am reading a thread at maxconsole and apparently PSN is blocked on the psp. You need to upgrade to the latest fw. People tried doing the version.txt and that doesn't work. So people that are on 5.50 Gen-B, for now you can't access psn on psp.
http://forums.maxconsole.net/showthread.php?t=143833
BigNastyCurve said:The 6.10 isn't screwing you, it's the "PSP3000" part.
Bit-Bit said:Can't you just use your ps3 and then plug your psp into your ps3 and transfer it over? I never download anything from my psp. I always either use Go Media or my ps3.
SOLDIER said:What firmware does Motorstorm: Arctic Edge require?
If it's higher than the cfw, does the decryptor work with it?
hikarutilmitt said:No, it's the 6.10 part. I'm running 5.03 on my 3000 with CFW just fine, even if it is just in ChickHEN instead of a full install.
Nice. Guess I won't be buying any games off PSN for awhile. Good job on locking out paying customers, Sony!xero273 said:so this might be new, but I am reading a thread at maxconsole and apparently PSN is blocked on the psp. You need to upgrade to the latest fw. People tried doing the version.txt and that doesn't work. So people that are on 5.50 Gen-B, for now you can't access psn on psp.
http://forums.maxconsole.net/showthread.php?t=143833
gregor7777 said:What's the point of locking out a pirate from your store? The only reason to be there is to buy things. If the pirate wanted a demo, he'd just download the whole damn thing. :lol
They might as well take the pirates money.
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DodgerSan said:I honestly don't know. But maybe people with CFW can do something with the eboots to let them be shared that OFW can't? I can't see any other reason that makes sense.
milkham said:anyone know if half minute hero will run on the latest versions of CFW?
milkham said:anyone know if half minute hero will run on the latest versions of CFW?
drizzle said:Since i'm a new owner, i have to ask: is this normal? Is there something wrong? My psp is registered and allowed to download games and everything.
Jefklak said:I haven't read this thread for some months now, and looks like everyone is using GEN-B instead of M33 nowadays. Two questions:
1) I still have my pspslim on 5.0-M33. Now, I wonder, why should I switch? What makes GEN better than M33? Is there any feature I don't know about? (Except for games that obviously require firmware 5.50...) I don't use PSN.
2) what's this decryptor thing, should I also use it with M33? Is it required?
drizzle said:....
I downloaded a couple of demos without a hitch yesterday. However, today i went to try a few more demos and the damn thing keeps giving me the "The installation failed. (80435061)" error code. I tried looking up what was that, and most people just say it fixes itself aftrer a while, but it's been the entire day. Funny thing is that it's happening in multiple demos, but i can download free wallpapers and themes without an issue.
Since i'm a new owner, i have to ask: is this normal? Is there something wrong? My psp is registered and allowed to download games and everything.
Adam Prime said:The only reason you should upgrade is so you can play recent UMD and PSN releases. Using the Decryptor allows you to remove the check that would not allow you to play a game unless you're using the latest OFW.
... so if you haven't bought any games recently or are not interested in purchasing anything recent (past month or so) then you really don't need to upgrade. But you don't lose any functionality or anything in upgrading. Everything you could do in 5.0-M33 you can do in GEN-B.
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Zoe said:I'm a bit out of the loop, and I've switched computers since the last time I've dealt with this stuff. What's the best tool for ripping games (UMD's) right now?
Attention brewers: Custom Firmware 5.50GEN-C incoming, run 5.55 and 6.00 instantly
Heads up to the PSP homebrew community! Team GENyUS has announced that Custom Firmware 5.50GEN-C will be released real soon.
So what's new with the latest version of 5.50GEN you might asked? Well according to the translated post from PSPGen, 5.50GEN-C will allow users to run games that require firmware 5.55 and 6.00 instantly without the need to patch the game.
YES!Dani said:
Do we really need any of those features though? I'll be quite happy with 5.50 for a little bit longer.SecretBonusPoint said:Why is it still 5.50 Gen then? Is it just the normal 5.50 firmware with a hack that goes past whatever eboot encryption there was?
It sort of feels like 5.50 is going to be as far as custom firmware goes now, and we'll never see whatever added functionality new official firmwares bring![]()
Dani said:
hikarutilmitt said:It's been so quiet on the front, I hope the later 2000 and the 3000 units are still being worked on.![]()
But if that does happen, won't it be all over the web even after Sony patches it up?Mejilan said:Why? Because lacking a UMD drive, you're completely reliant upon whatever software is on PSN. And the second a PSN game exploit is developed and released, Sony will pull the game, patch it, and basically kill the exploit
Kurosaki Ichigo said:So, will we be able to play UMDs of games that need >5.50 or do they just mean playing them from the memory stick without patching them? :/
mattiewheels said:But if that does happen, won't it be all over the web even after Sony patches it up?
mattiewheels said:But if that does happen, won't it be all over the web even after Sony patches it up?
You mean Disgaea 2? Disgaea PSN runs perfectly fine on 5.03 without any modifications.TheSeks said:And awesome about GEN-C, finally I can run Disgaea PSN without having to use my old UMD rip probably.
I don't doubt there'd still be tons of people scrambling to buy the game the moment news hit the web. Sony should just release new titles stupidly overpriced, spread the rumour about an exploit, and after a week or so release the "patched" version for normal price.Mejilan said:Why? Because lacking a UMD drive, you're completely reliant upon whatever software is on PSN. And the second a PSN game exploit is developed and released, Sony will pull the game, patch it, and basically kill the exploit before it even got started.
Mejilan said:Why? Because lacking a UMD drive, you're completely reliant upon whatever software is on PSN. And the second a PSN game exploit is developed and released, Sony will pull the game, patch it, and basically kill the exploit before it even got started.
Peronthious said:I may be misunderstanding you, but hasn't there been a PSN game exploit? Holy Invasion Of Privacy Badman is out floating around, as well as several other PSN exclusive titles.
i figured that one of those downloads would be the kind of 'loophole' way in to running custom firmware like that original tiff image exploit or whatever. i have no idea how the stuff works, or what i'm talking about, i just assume that when a chink in the armor's found, maybe it would be something that sony couldn't just patch up before it gets distributed all over.Mejilan said:So what? If your PSP Go isn't cracked, how are you going to play a hacked/DRM-stripped illegal download?
Mejilan said:Yes, PSN DRM (for PSP games, not PSOne Classics) was defeated a LONG time ago; whereby it's possible to convert a DRM'ed eboot (PSP game downloaded from PSN) to a DRM-free ISO. This is not news. But an uncracked PSP can't play those ISOs.
Going back to a potential PSP Go game software exploit scenario:
I say it's unlikely to happen because it would HAVE to require a game available on PSN (no UMD drive), and the second the exploit hits, Sony will pull the game from PSN until they can patch the exploit away and re-release it.
1) Exploit based on specific PSN gets released.
2) PSN game gets pulled early into the exploit's life.
3) PSN game gets fixed and re-released. Exploit is stillborn.
4) Most of current and all of future PSP Go users are shit out of luck.
I'm not saying cracking the PSP Go is impossible, I'm merely saying it's not going to be easy. No Pandora solution and basically no game software exploits severely limits the possibilities.