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yea I see what you mean
frankly it seems like the lower end games are more prone to bugs but from the crashes that I have found there not as useful

Personally if I start looking for some other game exploits, I'll only check games I'd actually like to play
Else it's just not cool, better stay with the one I already have ^^

fate6 wrote:frankly it seems like the lower end games are more prone to bugs

I guess best developpers produce best games, makes sense

I guess the perfect game to test would be one that is may have less desirability to other people, but it has some fun value to you.

Dang, wish I knew how.

Metal Slug Anthology (7 games)
Power Stone Collection (2 games)

Both, are pretty fun for on the go entertainment.

Skrill wrote:

fate6 wrote:

Skrill wrote:I don't understand how this works, so we look for games that are readily available on the PS Store already that have exploit capabilities on it?

well you can do what I do

look at PSN for games you like then look for exploits in them

I guess it would sound a whole lot more reasonable to purchase a game that you will actually enjoy in the long run if it turns up to not have exploit capabilities, but the problem with that is the more desirable games seem more secured, while the less popular games seem less secured, and have the holes. An example of this is the original MechAssault exploit on the Xbox original.

Funny you mention that. I have that and 007, as well as some psp titles in a box i found the other day. Been looking all over for these games but I hid them on myself. I have a need to play MechAssault. Hopefully someone brings out a new mech game for the vita so I can have some enjoyment out of it.

That's the sad thing about exploits. More often than not, they're found in games that aren't that popular, as the bigger companies like Square Enix or Sega may refuse to release their games until they're sure they're as bug free as possible. So this tends to suck for me, as once an exploit is patched, the game is just sitting in my download list never to be used again.

Chris_Highwind wrote:So this tends to suck for me, as once an exploit is patched, the game is just sitting in my download list never to be used again.

yeah kinda feels like a waste ...

I checked The Z's psp emulator flash0 leak and to sum up, all of these are blocked as of 1.67 :

ULUS10041 - GTA:LCS (US)
ULES00151 - GTA:LCS (EUR)
ULES00182 - GTA:LCS (DE)
ULJS00005 - Lumines (JAP)
ULUS10002 - Lumines (US)
ULES00043 - Lumines (EUR)
ULKS46005 - Lumines (KOR)
ULJM05089 - Gripshift (JAP)
ULUS10040 - Gripshift (US)
ULES00177 - Gripshift (EUR)
ULKS46040 - Gripshift (KOR)
ULJM05097 - Pursuit Force - Daitsuiseki (JAP)
UCUS98640 - Pursuit Force (US)
UCES00019 - Pursuit Force (EUR)
UCKS45016 - Pursuit Force (KOR)
UCUS98703 - Pursuit Force - Extreme Justice (US)
UCES00694 - Pursuit Force - Extreme Justice (EUR)
UCAS40150 - Pursuit Force - Extreme Justice (UK)
ULUS10141 - Medal of Honor: Heroes (US)
ULJM05213 - Medal of Honor: Heroes (JAP)
ULAS42082 - Medal of Honor: Heroes (UK)
ULKS46066 - Medal of Honor: Heroes (KOR)
ULES00557 - Medal of Honor: Heroes (EUR)
ULES00558 - Medal of Honor: Heroes (FR)
ULES00559 - Medal of Honor: Heroes (DE)
ULES00560 - Medal of Honor: Heroes (EUR Platinum)
ULES00561 - Medal of Honor: Heroes (SP)
ULES00562 - Medal of Honor: Heroes (DE)
ULUS10310 - Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 (US)
ULJM05301 - Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 (JAP)
ULES00955 - Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 (UK)
ULES00988 - Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 (EUR)
ULES00956 - Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 (FR)
ULUS10017 - Archer Maclean's Mercury (US)
ULES00011 - Archer Maclean's Mercury (FR)
UCJS10011 - [Hg] Hydrium (JAP)
UCKS45007 - [Hg] Hydrium (KOR)
ULUS10133 - Mercury Meltdown (US)
ULES00466 - Mercury Meltdown (EUR)
UCJS10043 - Shutyuuryoku Ikusei Korogasu Ekitai Puzzle - Tama-Run (JAP)
UCUS98711 - Patapon (US)
UCJS10077 - Patapon (JAP)
UCKS45076 - Patapon (KOR)
UCAS40193 - Patapon (UK)
UCES00995 - Patapon (EUR)
ULES00281 – Splinter Cell Essentials (EUR)
ULUS10070 - Splinter Cell Essentials (USA)
UCUS98732 – Patapon2 (USA)
UCJS10089 – Patapon2 (JAP)
UCJP12345 – Patapon2 (JAP)
UCAS40239 - Patapon2 (UK)
UCES01177 – Patapon2 (EUR)
ULJM05561 – Fuuun Shinsengumi Bakumatsu den Portable (JAP)
UCJS10001 - Mina no Golf Portable (JAP)
UCKS45004 - Minna no Golf Portable (KOR)
UCJM95401 - Minna no Golf - Coca Cola Special Edition (JAP)
UCES00012 - Everybody's Golf (EUR)
UCUS98614 - Hot Shots Golf (USA - Everybody's Golf)
UCJS10075 - Minna no Golf Portable 2 (JAP)
UCES00767 - Everybody's Golf 2 (EUR)
UCUS98693 - Hot Shots Golf 2 (USA - Everybody's Golf 2)
NPHG00081 - Everybodys Golf [HK] (demo)
ULES00387 - Sudoku Coach (EUR)
UCJS10094 - Minna no Sukkiri (JAP)
NPUG80524 - Hot_Shots Shorties Green (USA)
NPUG80527 - Hot_Shots Shorties Blue (USA)
NPUG80528 - Hot Shots Shorties Red Pack (USA)
NPUG80529 - Hot Shots Shorties Yellow Pack (USA)
NPEG00046 - Everybody's Stress Buster: Green Pack (EUR)
NPEG00047 - Everybody's Stress Buster: Blue Pack (EUR)
NPEG00048 - Everybody's Stress Buster: Red Pack (EUR)
NPEG00049 - Everybody's Stress Buster: Yellow Pack (EUR)
UCAS40290 - Everybody's Stress Buster (UK)
ULES00389 - Professor Sudoku (EUR)
ULES00388 - Carol Vorderman's Sudoku (EUR)
ULUS10126 - Carol Vorderman's Sudoku (USA)
UCES01250 = Motorstorm Arctic Edge (EUR)
UCUS98743 = Motorstorm Arctic Edge (USA)
UCJS10104 = Motorstorm Raging Ice (JAP - Motorstorm Arctic Edge)
UCKS45124 = Motorstorm Arctic Edge (KOR)
UCAS40266 - MotorStorm Arctic Edge (Asia)
UCUS98701 - Everybody's Tennis (US)
UCJS10101 - Everybody's Tennis (JP)
UCES01420 - Everybody's Tennis (EU)
UCAS40307 - Everybody's Tennis (HK)
NPUG70053 - HotShots Tennis Get a Grip [US] (demo)
NPJG90082 - Everybody's Tennis (JP) (demo)
NPEG90027 - Everybodys Tennis [EU] (demo)

so yeah that's zer01ne's exact list, plus

NPHG00081 - Everybodys Golf [HK] (demo)
UCAS40266 - MotorStorm Arctic Edge (Asia)
UCUS98701 - Everybody's Tennis (US)
UCJS10101 - Everybody's Tennis (JP)
UCES01420 - Everybody's Tennis (EU)
UCAS40307 - Everybody's Tennis (HK)
NPUG70053 - HotShots Tennis Get a Grip [US] (demo)
NPJG90082 - Everybody's Tennis (JP) (demo)
NPEG90027 - Everybodys Tennis [EU] (demo)

(so tennis + another motorstorm / golf version)

Chris_Highwind wrote:That's the sad thing about exploits. More often than not, they're found in games that aren't that popular, as the bigger companies like Square Enix or Sega may refuse to release their games until they're sure they're as bug free as possible. So this tends to suck for me, as once an exploit is patched, the game is just sitting in my download list never to be used again.

Well its the truth and small game companies may be on to something. They put out a game that gets boring in 5 mins, however if it is exploitable they make a ton of sales. heck, thats what I would do if I had a small business and needed to put food on the table...remake of solitaire, place in a buffer overflow and bam sell it for $14.99.

Is it wise practice to test a game for exploits on an original psp and if found, try it on the vita? Just curious