[Cheesethief]

Originally Posted by KillerBug It is anyone's guess...sometimes Sony learns from a blunder, sometimes they repeat the same exact blunder over and over again. Considering that the unit hasn't even been released to the public yet, it is a bit early to say exactly what the security will be like. If this tool actually does work, then the launch models might get reprogrammed as to block the hole being used to gain access. ...Or Sony might realize that the only reason to buy one of these within 2 years of launch is for homebrew, and thus an exploit is an important sales tool. Wait...what am I saying? Sony using logic? Forget I mentioned it.

Sony does not give a rats ass about homebrew. What they care about is homebrew that leads to piracy which worries their investors and developers. That is the reason they do not want homebrew. No matter what kind of sales it would bring, it would tarnish their reputation.

[GregoryRasputin]

Im sure the members who were here in 2008 remember StreetskaterFU (SKFU) and Team ICE, they released... [Read More]

[kamalsingh]

it is good

[LoverboySimer]

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[Selena85]

LOL wow how they get a vita firmware extractor before the vita actually comes out??? that's either amazing or fake....

[kamalsingh]

The tool is ment for those who will join the VITA scene as a little sign that you are not alone ;-)

Crawl out of your holes and come up with your tools and research, guys!

I hope the PS VITA scene will not **** up as the PS3 scene did over the last months cuz of the piracy infected environment.

If you ask anyone who was with the beginning of the PS3 scene it was much more fun without the commercial sense behind it all.

Without this **** it would even have saved many talented people of a lot of trouble.

Nevertheless I hope to see the good guys back @ VITA!

[Selena85]

I hope the PS VITA scene will not **** up as the PS3 scene did over the last months cuz of the piracy infected environment.

If you ask anyone who was with the beginning of the PS3 scene it was much more fun without the commercial sense behind it all.

Without this **** it would even have saved many talented people of a lot of trouble.

[gliitch]

The Vita scene will inevitably fall to the idiotic weeners looking for a bit of epeen, its just the way it goes
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Originally Posted by Cheesethief Sony does not give a rats ass about homebrew. What they care about is homebrew that leads to piracy which worries their investors and developers. That is the reason they do not want homebrew. No matter what kind of sales it would bring, it would tarnish their reputation.

They have destroyed their own rep. Look at how they "handled" the Annon saga >_< unencrypted cards, details, housing addresses. & what do Sony do? ..Here have some free games :D .. D : im afraid it doesnt work like that ....

[KillerBug]

Originally Posted by Cheesethief Sony does not give a rats ass about homebrew. What they care about is homebrew that leads to piracy which worries their investors and developers. That is the reason they do not want homebrew. No matter what kind of sales it would bring, it would tarnish their reputation.

That isn't true. They removed OtherOS when there was no route to piracy, thus attracting the people who created a route to piracy. Then they spent a fortune on lawyers and bribes to put away Graf for writing Linux drivers, and they didn't bother DeanK at all for writing multiMan. Sony only cares about stopping freedom; not piracy.

[GregoryRasputin]

Originally Posted by KillerBug That isn't true. They removed OtherOS when there was no route to piracy, thus attracting the people who created a route to piracy. Then they spent a fortune on lawyers and bribes to put away Graf for writing Linux drivers, and they didn't bother DeanK at all for writing multiMan. Sony only cares about stopping freedom; not piracy.

The route to Piracy was available back in 2006/7 with Paradox and Ferrox.