[pedrovay2003]

Xploder recently released a "cheat" system that can actually resign downloaded saves to any profile, effectively destroying profile-locked saves. It has been confirmed to work by several people online already using official firmware, with games like Final Fantasy XIII, White Knight Chronicles and Sonic Unleashed, all games with profile-locked saves. Here's the store page:

http://www.xploder.net/playstation-3...ats-System.htm

I'm very interested in this, but there's a problem: The program requires you to be online to use it. If you're offline for a couple startups of the program, it ceases to function until you go online again, meaning it's fighting save game DRM with even worse DRM.

Has anyone else created a program like this, one that doesn't require an Internet conection? Or is someone working on one? I have no desire to use anyone else's saves, but I want to make sure mine are save and useable, regardless of whether or not I have access to my profile and PSN ID at the time.

[VIRGIN KLM]

You can do that on CFW, and there is absolutelly no way other than Xploder's app to do that in OFW and there won't be any app that will do the same on OFW since you can't run homebrew on OFW.

[pedrovay2003]

Originally Posted by VIRGIN KLM You can do that on CFW, and there is absolutelly no way other than Xploder's app to do that in OFW and there won't be any app that will do the same on OFW since you can't run homebrew on OFW.

Is save game resigning not something that so many people want that some coder would be willing to make a program to do it? If Xploder can do it for OFW, then why not a community-made program?

[VIRGIN KLM]

Originally Posted by pedrovay2003 Is save game resigning not something that so many people want that some coder would be willing to make a program to do it? If Xploder can do it for OFW, then why not a community-made program?

Because community does not have the tools that are needed for doing this. The tools are not public.

[pedrovay2003]

Originally Posted by VIRGIN KLM Because community does not have the tools that are needed for doing this. The tools are not public.

Ah, I see... Well, that sucks. Maybe someday, then.