well we all knew it's pretty much if you want to use this than you can kiss online goodbye and i doubt that is going to change.
Bladexdsl said:well we all knew it's pretty much if you want to use this than you can kiss online goodbye and i doubt that is going to change.
zant said:I'm sure Sony will adopt the same policy that MS has with their xbox piracy.
So are you for or against? JOIN OR DIE!Vampire Hunter D said:Well here's to hoping that Sony pulls something aggravating to some like they did with the Linux lovers. Perhaps they can lock down the USB ports allowing only signed hardware that's licensed to run on the unit so that guitars, etc don't get hosed. Sure I'd lose my ability to use my cheapo usb keyboard, but I wouldn't mind. The dongle is updateable but so is the firmware on the PS3 and given this isn't a hardware problem like the old 1+2K PSP units it's just a matter of time before Sony shoves back. Can't say I'm happy to see this day as it just won't end well given how much the last 2 Sony systems got taken to task with piracy.
that's where internal HDD takes the role.pakistexican88x said:What I'm confused about is how this can let you load games off of a hard drive? AFAIK, it only supports FAT32, which doesnt allow files larger than ~4GB. Blu-ray discs are far greater than that.
Splits them.pakistexican88x said:What I'm confused about is how this can let you load games off of a hard drive? AFAIK, it only supports FAT32, which doesnt allow files larger than ~4GB. Blu-ray discs are far greater than that.
yeah, that has me ultra confused too. Unless, there are host files on the retail disk which amount to the other 20gb content...... i don't know. But then again, several games are under 4gb, like red faction: guerilla, and burnout paradise, and warhawk, etc.......pakistexican88x said:What I'm confused about is how this can let you load games off of a hard drive? AFAIK, it only supports FAT32, which doesnt allow files larger than ~4GB. Blu-ray discs are far greater than that.
To reiterate myself, the files can be split to be smaller than 4 GB. This is how some games are handled on wii backups.zant said:yeah, that has me ultra confused too. Unless, there are host files on the retail disk which amount to the other 20gb content...... i don't know. But then again, several games are under 4gb, like red faction: guerilla, and burnout paradise, and warhawk, etc.......pakistexican88x said:What I'm confused about is how this can let you load games off of a hard drive? AFAIK, it only supports FAT32, which doesnt allow files larger than ~4GB. Blu-ray discs are far greater than that.
ChuckBartowski said:To reiterate myself, the files can be split to be smaller than 4 GB. This is how some games are handled on wii backups.zant said:yeah, that has me ultra confused too. Unless, there are host files on the retail disk which amount to the other 20gb content...... i don't know. But then again, several games are under 4gb, like red faction: guerilla, and burnout paradise, and warhawk, etc.......pakistexican88x said:What I'm confused about is how this can let you load games off of a hard drive? AFAIK, it only supports FAT32, which doesnt allow files larger than ~4GB. Blu-ray discs are far greater than that.
this makes sense now.......... thanks for clearing that up. so its not packaged, its just handled in a directory of files. this makes sense now.dudeonline said:ChuckBartowski said:To reiterate myself, the files can be split to be smaller than 4 GB. This is how some games are handled on wii backups.zant said:yeah, that has me ultra confused too. Unless, there are host files on the retail disk which amount to the other 20gb content...... i don't know. But then again, several games are under 4gb, like red faction: guerilla, and burnout paradise, and warhawk, etc.......pakistexican88x said:What I'm confused about is how this can let you load games off of a hard drive? AFAIK, it only supports FAT32, which doesnt allow files larger than ~4GB. Blu-ray discs are far greater than that.
*sigh* It rips the games file by file...it rips the CONTENTS of the disc, it does not create an ISO file.
zant said:this makes sense now.......... thanks for clearing that up. so its not packaged, its just handled in a directory of files. this makes sense now.dudeonline said:ChuckBartowski said:To reiterate myself, the files can be split to be smaller than 4 GB. This is how some games are handled on wii backups.zant said:yeah, that has me ultra confused too. Unless, there are host files on the retail disk which amount to the other 20gb content...... i don't know. But then again, several games are under 4gb, like red faction: guerilla, and burnout paradise, and warhawk, etc.......pakistexican88x said:What I'm confused about is how this can let you load games off of a hard drive? AFAIK, it only supports FAT32, which doesnt allow files larger than ~4GB. Blu-ray discs are far greater than that.
*sigh* It rips the games file by file...it rips the CONTENTS of the disc, it does not create an ISO file.
Why does it matter that it's hacked? Everyone keeps complaining about it. I don't see a reason TO complain. For the people who want it hacked, go hack it. For the people who don't, don't. As simple as that.ball2012003 said:This sucks. One of my top ten reasons why I liked the ps3 was because it was unhackable.
