Wow. that is impressive.

I guess ISO Loaders will soon become a thing of the past...

 

No one has managed to work out how to get the latest PSN PSX games onto CFW as of yet so it's not easy, it's just been given a massive boost by someone clever giving people some new tools to play with.

As yet not everyone is just signing their own ISO's, and that topic seems to indicate anything over the largest demo size (PSO) won't be.

 

I'm starting to have flashbacks of the Dreamcast.

EDIT:

And despite this, I'd still say this isn't any easier than how simple DS piracy has been for YEARS. It's literally drag-and-drop. The only restriction is whether or not you can afford to pay $40.

 

At least with DS piracy there is the barrier of mail-ordering from China which is something that not all people are willing to do.

Edit: Or at least mail-ordering from somewhere. It's not near as easy as "click, drag, and drop" like on the PSP now.

 

Anything under than 720 mb? even trimmed isos? wow.

 

And just now, the creator of Prometheus downgraded from 6.35 to 5.00, but hasn't given any more info.

 

this kinda sounds like the idea to get easy free games that was suggested by noobs for years and always shot down...
wondering: does that work with ps1 games? 700mb kinda sounds like ps1 game

 

no.
well, not unless you can find a ps1 demo.

sony PSP-PSN eboots are pretty much iso-loaders packaged together with an iso, and they call a driver(NP9660) from flash0 in order to load the included game.
PSN-PS1 eboots however call the pops plugin instead, and with ps1 games some additional info about the iso needs to be included in the eboot so pops knows how to handle it.(this info is for region, game specific patches, and to prevent mixing up saves)
if all the calls for NP9660 would be replaced with calls to pops the changes would probably be too big resulting in the PSP finding out the eboot is not official.