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Sails 2800    as a video game grows old its content and internal logic deteriorateÿ Level: 102      Posts: 2391/2803 EXP: 10923818 For next: 166149 Since: 07-04-07 Pronouns: He/Him From: MA Since last post: 121 days Last activity: 29 days
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dirbaio For future reference, "Responsible disclosure" isn't "acting like a douche about an exploit and demanding compensation". Level: NaN Posts: 818/-1288 EXP: NaN For next: 0 Since: 07-28-09 From: Spain Since last post: 10.9 years Last activity: 9.9 years
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The problem (like you're saying) is that it's VERY expensive. VERY VERY expensive. There are game studios that can afford for some licenses to sdk's and emulators, but they probably can't afford one expensive console per computer... Seriously, I dont think it's possible for Nintendo (for example) send a deveiopment Wii to every single person tht is going to participate in making a wii game? Also, if you manufacture and sell so many development consoles, some WILL get leaked (physically) ____________________  |
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Sails 2800 as a video game grows old its content and internal logic deteriorateÿ Level: 102 Posts: 2392/2803 EXP: 10923818 For next: 166149 Since: 07-04-07 Pronouns: He/Him From: MA Since last post: 121 days Last activity: 29 days
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Stigandr 1440  Some say they're what landed at Roswell in 1947, and that their right eye sees infrared light. All we know is, they're called The Stigandr. Level: 77  Posts: 554/1441 EXP: 4020097 For next: 171032 Since: 07-21-07 Since last post: 1.5 years Last activity: 1.5 years
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Originally posted by Sails It won't stop shovelware unless they're required for any development on a console. And requiring that would likely lead to other issues - new developers with new ideas may not have the money to sink into a development console along with all the other expenses of making a game. ____________________ I swim through a sea of stars, without looking back to shore. Faster than light, bending time. Forever Wherever |
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Xkeeper Level: 263  Posts: 17576/25353 EXP: 297180932 For next: 1779521 Since: 07-03-07 Pronouns: they/them/???????? Since last post: 4 days Last activity: 6 hours
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Rena I had one (1) message in Discord deleted and proceeded to make a huge, huge mess about how it was a violation of free speech and how moderators are supposed to be spam janitors and nobody should have the right to tell me not to talk about school shootings Level: 135 Posts: 3567/5390 EXP: 29079472 For next: 255533 Since: 07-22-07 Pronouns: he/him/whatever From: RSP Segment 6 Since last post: 343 days Last activity: 343 days
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09-03-10 02:21:58 PM Post #3567 I get the feeling between Linux support and general expense, there weren't really many people interested in PS3 hacking. They got rid of Linux and suddenly someone came up with an exploit pretty quick. Originally posted by SailsFalse. Which is kind of a necessity, and if they're smart, these are just as secure as everything else There will always be a hole. PSP and PS3 are the only consoles I know of where the holes had anything to do with development/recovery tools. The big difference between today's and yesterday's machines isn't built-in backdoors, it's that they have operating systems and non-proprietary connectors (USB, SD, Ethernet) and disc drives that can read ordinary DVDs (even if they're normally prevented from doing so by software). I'm sure small companies with more coders than devkits will love that. Sony demonstrated how to slow down piracy: provide a sandbox to run homebrew in, thus removing the necessity to enable piracy when you really just want homebrew. The problem is they crippled and ultimately removed the feature. ____________________ ![[loading witty comment...]](http://twitstamp.com/custom-2013.png "this is about the only use for Twitter") |
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Xkeeper Level: 263 Posts: 17577/25353 EXP: 297180932 For next: 1779521 Since: 07-03-07 Pronouns: they/them/???????? Since last post: 4 days Last activity: 6 hours
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Aerakin Ye Olde Layout Level: 98 Posts: 2096/2550 EXP: 9477169 For next: 177184 Since: 07-06-07 From: From the future Since last post: 8.0 years Last activity: 1.2 years
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Originally posted by Xkeeper Indeed it doesn't. Besides, compared to other stuff from this gen, it's quite hard to use. Especially compared to the Wii, which has to be the easiest console in existance to run homebrew on (except maybe the Dreamcast). |
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oaa Member Level: 34  Posts: 110/235 EXP: 236935 For next: 16716 Since: 07-01-10 From: Cleveland Since last post: 8.4 years Last activity: 2.5 years
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| Legit dev 360s are on chinese ebay, probably black market. They get sent off to get melted but they don't. All you would need to do is get the back ports replaced (they smash them so they're unusable) ____________________ |
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Sails 2800 as a video game grows old its content and internal logic deteriorateÿ Level: 102 Posts: 2393/2803 EXP: 10923818 For next: 166149 Since: 07-04-07 Pronouns: He/Him From: MA Since last post: 121 days Last activity: 29 days
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