It doesn't detect it as an actual game since everything's packed in a save file of his choosing. I'm not 100% sure, but I have a firm belief that his saves can be retrieved.
I've been trying to do it myself for a few hours now. I can't seem to find a way to copy the emulator or the saves back to the computer without FTP. It makes sense after all, because you disguise the exploit in the save folder along with any homebrew you want. You make ZIP and place them in the save folder to choose where to install the homebrew. But since it isn't really signed the Vita doesn't detect it, it shows up as corrupted files which can't be transferred back. He should be able to transfer when the next exploit comes around though. As long as he doesn't format his memory card.
Well, here's for hoping that a new exploit comes up soon then. I was convinced it's all zipped up in the save file, I guess I was wrong.
Well, here's for hoping that a new exploit comes up soon then. I was convinced it's all zipped up in the save file, I guess I was wrong.
I really can't wait till the system is hacked, even if just for the sake of "not having to deal with CMA or OpenCMA anymore" - I understand the core concept of introducing it to prevent foul play like piracy but I really, really miss drag and drop - the thing should just be detected as a removable drive just like everything else.
It wouldn't be a problem to me if it was just a matter of being inconvenient for "the evil haxxorz" but this thing is a pain even for legitimate use, like copying songs or videos. I swear, the process takes at least twice as long using CMA compared to just "dragging and dropping stuff via Explorer".
