Originally Posted by mrc1978
But if there is another clone of a clone of a clone of a clone then hopefully it will be easier to crack. If they are all different groups then im assuming the security will not be identical, so might be easier for the clean devs to break.
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At this point I doubt it. It's quite obvious to most that there is a market for these dongles, so I'm sorry but I don't believe anybody capable implementing the features of the DRM dongles will do so for free. Money and power can corrupt even the greatest of men.
Originally Posted by klbarnes1
Yea unfortunately I'm sure the xbox scene would be the same way if it didn't need a certain adapter to flash the drive...
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That may be true, but we have no way of finding out. As has been said, you have options in the 360 scene, if you pay, you are paying for the convenience to get things done easier... and I see no problem with that.
Originally Posted by jennys
...Most don't and rather buy the modification tools then go through upgrading their computer.
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True, but you have the option to do that, or buy the kit.
Now I will say that I don't think the ps3 scene will change, and it's a sad, sad state. If these things weren't DRM-laden I really would have no problem with them, but the ****ing irony of the DRM dongle situation is too much for me to agree with.
*SIGH* I imagine pretty soon all homebrew releases will stop altogether. I guess I'll eventually just update the f/w and start buying used games off of ebay and amazon.... no way in hell am I directly contributing to line the pockets of sony or gamestop/eb.