This was SOOOOO fake, good for you guys to make the call so early beforehand without having any real knowledge of what the hell you were talking about. *rolls eyes*

Cue the poor, jealous children crying "B-b-b-but Devhook" in 3... 2... 1...

My aren't we insecure. I didn't even say anything bad about devhook, and FYI, as a modchip user, I can reflash to use it whenever I want.

It was cute how you tried to pass your insecurities onto me though.

It all depends on what purpose you have for your PSP. If it's all about games (hence why I'm convinced all the devhook whiners are children), then Devhook will do in a pinch and spending extra money is not necessary.

If your interests lie in experimenting, hacking, cracking, developing, and trying out the latest and most dangerous mods, then the chip is a must. There's a LOT more to the PSP then just playing video games.

Smug or not, us modchip users will be the ones to test out future downgraders for the rest of you since we won't fear any bricking.

When that becomes clearer in the near future, perhaps the modchip will be shown more respect.

If devhook didn't exist I would'ev gone with modchip, but at the moment there is no use of it, and I am %100 sure non of you are developers or even close, and last time I checked most if not all devolopments are done on FW 1.5, so your comment don't make sens, and also @15 you started calling names and acting like a baby, am cool the way I have my psp and sure you do the same, I can see a potential for the chip but not any time soon, and if I need to install one I then will do, so take a chill pill buddy.

Another comment from someone who clearly never even tried the chip. You can use devhook just fine with it. You can't use it with Epsilon, true, but the point of the chip is that you can flash whatever firmware you want to it. So many people have trouble understanding that.

And how do you know it delivered crap if you never got it? It's not fair to simply believe the whining of the Devhook children.

And if you want to mod Devhook, that's fine (and very safe) and all, but I'm talking about more sensitive things. If you wanted to develop the next X-flash or custom firmware, then you'd want the chip.

I understand that most people just want to play games or make little mods for their game players. That's fine, but to think that makes the modchip useless is just plain ignorant.