Yeah, I did see the transferring part of it earlier. I feel a little silly thinking about it now, as that's exactly how the PSP was done. To be fair, I thought they updated the game's code to fix the exploit; didn't realize it was down until new patch and re-added. Thanks a bunch for the confirmation, I'll head to the PSN now to work on it!boughtavita wrote:The games get patched (Well, the exploit savedata is blacklisted iirc) in Vita Firmware updates, so the games themselves aren't actually patched. If you have a PS3 - you should be able to buy any of the exploit games that are back on the PSN store that are compatible with your firmware, use the PS3 to transfer the game and OpenCMA on your PC to transfer the exploit savedata.TVerres wrote:I've seen the lists of games that are supposedly compatible, but I'm not 100% sure if those games are currently compatible as-is if it's already patched by Sony. I'd love to get some help on this before I start throwing my card info at Sony to get a game that I will never actually play or something.
Edit: Since when did PSP hacking have to get so dang hard? I used to be able to hack all my actual PSPs back in the day with no problems; even the "unhackables" weren't as bad as this.
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