(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); As of right now we know that we can change patches correct? what if rather than edit the patch. we somehow command it to execute a homebrew.. if not a homebrew maybe even service mode? Sort of like the psp thing, where you would make the game itself execute a save that would then enter your psp into a HEN state ( homebrew Enabler )

lets say we make this magical game patch that will put ur ps3 into HEN mode. how will you get that patch onto ur ps3 without an ftp or install package file app?

I agree with the above post but it might work if we could some how get it to load from a usb.

That will not work you wil just get a red screen and stuck in service mod :n00b::n00b::n00b:

on the psp if you had a memory stick, you could easily insert it into your psp and if you had homebrew on the stick, you would have it on your psp. im guessing it would work the same way? with a usb

Buy a new Ps3, and it will be on 3.41 so u wont need to Thinking of a way to downgrade

or make a patch that patches other peoples ps3s

you realize that the ps3 and psp are different systems. and that if something works on the psp it doesnt mean its ps3 compatible. for example the psp was hacked really fast while the ps3 took years.

You do realize that though they are different, they are made by the same company, i dont need you trying to insult me, if a save glitch worked on psp it is possible sony overlooked that. :FU:

your mind is to simplistic, don't you think that anything cracked or modded on the psp would immediately be patched on the big prize, the ps3. come on.