Ars Technica has reported on December 10th that Sony's PlayStation Classic is easy to be hacked into and other PS games as well as. It's an okay little box that does hacked emulation better than the NES/SNES/Genesis ones by virtue of having a bit more power. I think most of. If you're willing to do the leg work to hack them, $35 is a great price. In my country, it costs less for a PS Classic than the NeoGeo. · What’s with all these Rasperry Pi comments? If we wanted a Pi we wouldn’t be following the status of the classic. Is it like this in the NES/SNES Classic threads too? It's annyoing, because I already have a Pi. I already have PSX emulators. I already have a . · Asking a question would entail knowing anything about what you did or have to do already. In those cases I dont give lectures. You might have noticed. Its a freaking cop out, that everyone with a service wish dresses it up as "just asking a question", so they dont have anything to do on their Missing: hack resetera. · There are no revisions of the PS Classic that I'm aware of; it was just a one and done thing Sony threw out there. There are 3 main options for hacking the console currently: Retroboot, Autobleem, and Project Eris (formerly Bleemsync).
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