People.

Please.

Remember what happened with Gripshift. it HAD an exploit, a Hello World, and even a SDK. you bought that very expensive copy. AND it led nowhere good for you.

Now I see people buying games for a very expensive price, based on fake “hints” that this might be THE game in which pspjoke found an exploit.

Ok, clear your mind. Imagine the game is MGS (which, by the way, it’s not). Do you think buying it now for such a high price will do you any good? Based on what? A proof of concept code? What are your chances that this becomes an eLoader? And maybe an eLoader is not what you are looking for. Maybe you’re expecting a HEN? But it’s been said many times that a HEN requires a kernel exploit…which pspjoke and N00b81 probably don’t have.

We’ve had several examples in the past of perfectly working Game exploits that led to nothing really useful for end users: Gripshift, Medal of Honor, Mercury,…

Bottom line: don’t buy an expensive game based on hope, you will be disappointed.

But hey, let me be bold: The game in which pspjoke found an exploit is NOT MGS.

I’m thinking I should start rumors of hacks in some of the crappy games I own, I could sell them for good money 😛