(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); With all the new OFWs and such, I remembered the Phantasy Star Online hack that allowed Gamecube users to play backups over a wifi connection. You must login or register to view this content.

Couldn't the same thing happen with a PS3 game?
The PS3 game connects to a server hosted on your PC, which is accomlished by editing the server requests of an online game (Game asks for server IP, give it your PC's IP), then the game accesses your psuedo game server and runs the backup.

Either this is going to be totally awesome, or has this been tried? Might just work and Sony can't do sh** because their system has not been modified, only a few bytes in a game iso, so no worries there

That wouldn't now due to compatibility, and the amount of lag would be huge, could you imagine loading a 4 gb map on like god of war? Or even maps from black ops would really just take too long. The closest thing we had to that was something that could run a .self over the Internet. But it was very buggy and was a droped idea.

agol enta lesh mt3er

good theory

Good luck fullfilling everyone's bandwidth yet alone having great transfer speeds.