Details are a bit sketchy right now and it seems it is running on some unreleased code but it seems this may be off the back of a Vita kernel level exploit.
Source
wololo.net thread from the video
Details are a bit sketchy right now and it seems it is running on some unreleased code but it seems this may be off the back of a Vita kernel level exploit.
There is actually a couple of videos; just saw one of a guy loading up and playing crisis core (had VHBL in the background if that means anything to anyone, though I know its that limited homebrew stuff).
Would be nice to finally get rid of my old phat psp and play MHP3 with dual sticks (WHY YOU NO RELEASE MONSTER HUNTER OUTSIDE JAPAN CAPCOM!).
Anyways, I'm hoping it is real, not only will I dust my vita off, but it might get the thing to sell a ton more without effecting the actual vita market for now (besides, if you bough a handful of psp games like me and my friends have, you wont have to stupidly re-pay for them again...at terrible prices).
Meh, I can play PSP games on PSP. Call me when it prints money.
There is actually a couple of videos; just saw one of a guy loading up and playing crisis core (had VHBL in the background if that means anything to anyone, though I know its that limited homebrew stuff).
Would be nice to finally get rid of my old phat psp and play MHP3 with dual sticks (WHY YOU NO RELEASE MONSTER HUNTER OUTSIDE JAPAN CAPCOM!).
Anyways, I'm hoping it is real, not only will I dust my vita off, but it might get the thing to sell a ton more without effecting the actual vita market for now (besides, if you bough a handful of psp games like me and my friends have, you wont have to stupidly re-pay for them again...at terrible prices).
Do you have a PS3? If you do you can just transfer over any psp content to the vita.
It only goes to show Sony is better at copy protection, since 3DS played DS backups on release while PS Vita exploit for PSP backups only starts now.
I've never heard, read or seen anyone else announcing that, but perhaps I missed it. I'll remain sceptical until hackers that I know voice their opinion. I also don't see why you're so sure that he's not loading PSN-bought games - if he uses an overlay, he can make it "look" like an ISO if he chooses to do so.Davee is not the only person with a kernel mode exploit that works in the Vita's PSP emulator. (...) This does indeed seem legit, and is not loading PSN bought games.
I have never found any homebrew capable of loading PSN bought games. Certainly not in user mode. That is enough evidence against your theory of an "overlay" for me. And just because they don't make a big deal about, doesn't mean they don't have exploits. I am 100% certain there are at least two other people who have kernel mode exploits, probably more. Almost certainly there are more that at least have access to them, if they didn't find them themselves (they could all be the same exploit, but independently found, I'm not sure). For example, an unknown hacker referred to as "tony" who featured in a few posts on wololo's blog. There are others too.I've never heard, read or seen anyone else announcing that, but perhaps I missed it. I'll remain sceptical until hackers that I know voice their opinion. I also don't see why you're so sure that he's not loading PSN-bought games - if he uses an overlay, he can make it "look" like an ISO if he chooses to do so.Davee is not the only person with a kernel mode exploit that works in the Vita's PSP emulator. (...) This does indeed seem legit, and is not loading PSN bought games.
You're right - the PSN game being loaded was featured in Davee's video release about his exploit. My bad then - Kernel Mode. That said, I'm reminding you that at the time of writing my comment, the Youtube video was unavailable - now I watched it on Youku thanks to your embed.I have never found any homebrew capable of loading PSN bought games. Certainly not in user mode. That is enough evidence against your theory of an "overlay" for me. And just because they don't make a big deal about, doesn't mean they don't have exploits. I am 100% certain there are at least two other people who have kernel mode exploits, probably more. Almost certainly there are more that at least have access to them, if they didn't find them themselves (they could all be the same exploit, but independently found, I'm not sure). For example, an unknown hacker referred to as "tony" who featured in a few posts on wololo's blog. There are others too.I've never heard, read or seen anyone else announcing that, but perhaps I missed it. I'll remain sceptical until hackers that I know voice their opinion. I also don't see why you're so sure that he's not loading PSN-bought games - if he uses an overlay, he can make it "look" like an ISO if he chooses to do so.Davee is not the only person with a kernel mode exploit that works in the Vita's PSP emulator. (...) This does indeed seem legit, and is not loading PSN bought games.
Which means you didn't check the source linkYou're right - the PSN game being loaded was featured in Davee's video release about his exploit. My bad then - Kernel Mode. That said, I'm reminding you that at the time of writing my comment, the Youtube video was unavailable - now I watched it on Youku thanks to your embed.
I don't tend to use Youku when there's an alternative - force of habit.Which means you didn't check the source linkYou're right - the PSN game being loaded was featured in Davee's video release about his exploit. My bad then - Kernel Mode. That said, I'm reminding you that at the time of writing my comment, the Youtube video was unavailable - now I watched it on Youku thanks to your embed.