Posted Aug 20, 2008 at 10:26AM by Isaac C.
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Not long after the spectacular news of the PSP-3000 from Leipzig, Sony has released a press release giving out details of a port for Everyday Shooter to be bundled along with the handheld's Entertainment Pack.According to Sony, the PSP 4GB Entertainment Pack will contain a Piano Black PSP-3000, and a 4GB Memory Stick PRO Duo. Along with this is a download code for the Everyday Shooter port, downloadable from the PS Store. The whole shebang will be available this November for US$ 199.99. The PSP-3000 will be replacing the Mystic Silver colored PSP that comes with the Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters bundle. A 1GB Mem stick PRO Duo, National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets on UMD, and a voucher to download Echochrome from the PS Store will be bundled along with it. The pack will cost US$ 199.99, and will be released October 15. Related Articles: |
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» Hmmm
I wonder if the 3000 model will be hackable. Lol who are we kidding? It's Sony of course it will be.
I wonder if the 3000 model will be hackable. Lol who are we kidding? It's Sony of course it will be.
» Unhackable PS3 and PSP...
That's why we have an unhackable PS3 and a unhackable TA-88v3 PSP?
That's why we have an unhackable PS3 and a unhackable TA-88v3 PSP?
» @phiyuku
lol -- Here's some homebrew history 101.
There was a time when even firmware 1.50 was considered "unhackable" -- before the PSP-Dev team came along. I'm convinced that Sony purposefully leaves potential back doors in their PSP hardware because hacks + sales.
The reason the PS3 isn't hacked is because of its processing power -- they don't want it used for anything potentially dangerous.
lol -- Here's some homebrew history 101.
There was a time when even firmware 1.50 was considered "unhackable" -- before the PSP-Dev team came along. I'm convinced that Sony purposefully leaves potential back doors in their PSP hardware because hacks + sales.
The reason the PS3 isn't hacked is because of its processing power -- they don't want it used for anything potentially dangerous.
» ...
It'll be hackable eventually.
The reason Sony waited until a hardware revision to fight Pandora in the first place is because of the huge boost in sales they got when Pandora came around...
It'll be hackable eventually.
The reason Sony waited until a hardware revision to fight Pandora in the first place is because of the huge boost in sales they got when Pandora came around...
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