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Now that would be tedious work, but anything is possible. If a fairly easy flashing system is developed down the road, custom updates would be a good way to keep users systems up to date and homebrew friendly.

congratulations.

I imagine someone here has sent an email to scea asking about psp licencing, supossidly someone got this in their response. We are considering, now that we have launched in North America, ways that we might be able to make the SDK available to those who wish to develop non-game applications or use i...

Sorry. that makes sense. Now say the website made use of psp specific codes that other browsers don't recognize, such as the mostly unknown comands in use in the wipeout pages. Would that still just be web dev thing and not wanted here?

ooPo wrote:I direct you to my site at: http://www.oopo.net/consoledev

The PSP stuff is at the bottom.

I am sorry i see tools to aid in cracking the system (good) but nothing to actually use on the psp. So how did that compare?

Well seeing as how it is formated for size and control on the psp specifically i would say it is. But if your so good why don't you show me somthing you coded for the psp. Oh right you have not made anything. No you would rather knock someone else for actually doing somthing and and piss up ropes al...

the person here: http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=26421 has made a beta tetris that runs from the browser in wipeout in JavaScript. I really like it when people put forth more than theory.

Thats a mind bogeling level of security. I know of atleast one mod chip design group working on the psp, do you think that it will come to hardware modification being the only option?

First I would just like to say hi as this is my first post here...anyway. I have made a small site hosting one psp formated video and I used the new command from the wipe out site and it tried to download it. <a href="proc&#58;//command/http&#58;//users.adelphia.net/~originalself/M4V223...