After 27 years you can now softmod a Sony PlayStation 1 | MVG
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- After 27 years TonyHax has been released - a softmod backup loader for the Sony PlayStation 1. This is a backup loader that leverages a save game exploit present on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 and 3 (more games are now available). In this episode , we take a closer look at the exploit and how it works.
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► Download Tonyhax - github.com/socram8888/tonyhax...
► Detailed Writeup and Game List - orca.pet/tonyhax/
► CD Unlock Commands - problemkaputt.de/psx-spx.htm#...
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27 years later, Hawks greatest trick yet.
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I feel like if you said tony, even before I saw it. I’d know what your talking about. But unfortunately I have no clue what you just said.
hahahhah
he did a 540 McBoot
"Hey kid! Do a Tony Hack!"
MVG needs to cover the leak of the 700+ PS2 prototype games from last week.
Say WHAT??!
Brah you are everywhere i go
Soon
I wish someone would find the resi 4 beta if its even available😞
@Auþhyx id assume that was just for Gamecube since re4 was a gc exclusive at first for a year or so.
In case anyone missed it, a similar swap trick was found in 'Alien: Resurrection' recently that doesn't require any mem card code, or mod chips. Just a small in-game cheat code the devs added for early testing and never removed and didn't report to sony.
For some reason it isnt working for me...crazy..
@@ButtaMilkBiscuitsGamingskill issue
"Playing backups." Yarrr, matey! I got me lots o' backups hidden in me peg leg, me eyepatch, and me parrot.
Polly wants a backup 🦜
Me crew and I raided a ship, plundered some hard disks full of PS1 backups. That counts, right?
@@TheJimmys11 Backups are backups, aren’t they matey?
Arrrrr... I hear ya matey!
peg leg is a backup
When I was a kid my dad installed a mod chip and he just never told us. My mom would take me to our local blockbuster type store to rent games. My dad would copy them and we would return the originals the next day. I never understood why my games wouldn't work on friend's systems until like over a decade later when he finally told me. He accidentally made a nice memory into a cool story lol.
you never noticed the discs looked a bit different and were cdr's ?
@@waynosdaboss Maybe he printed labels for them. Still you would wonder why the disc wasn't black on the bottom.
Yeah my dad did this although he told me and my brother what it was - we used to go to rental shops and rent out like 10 games to copy at a time
Coolest dad ever
damn thats smart
27 years later, and Tony Hawk's pro skater is still making waves. Tony and his game series is legendary.
He caught so much shade for being a sellout back then. 27 years later the guy is still humble, and still a great skater. And what used to be shunned as being a sellout is now lauded as being an entrepeneur (celebs selling water, perfumes, having fashion lines with their name..). What a weird turn of events :D
@@omnirhythm2023 still is.
so say we all :D Also what's up with youtube pushing these @s at the end? Eh whatever :D @@damarfadlan9251
Maybe they just picked this game because it was one of the best selling game for the system, I'm sure there were other games that had a similar save system, but if it was a really rare game it would be harder to do the trick with a real copy.
Tony Hawk: I'm about to do what's called a "Pro Skater Move"...
Here I am, doing everything I can…
Take your upvote and get out.
@@singletona082 reddit moment
@@singletona082 wait this isn't reddit
@@TheDeadKingsRaven Holding on to what I am
5:50 That text in Spanish is hilarious LOL It's some of the jokes that a humorist called "Chiquito de la Calzada" (he's dead btw) used to say on his shows haha! Whoever made this exploit, is a fan of him for sure XD
Not only is tony hawk the world's greatest skateboarder he's also low-key the world's greatest softmodder
Edit: MVG you owe me a dollar per like 🤣
Tony Hawk has never been close to the worlds greatest skateboarder, but I get what youre saying.
@@circa2008 Who's better ? Rodney Mullen ?
Probably a Nyjah Huston fan. Ignore em.
@Johnny Silverhand do you not understand that soft mod means software mod?
@Johnny Silverhand what you're referring too is not soft modding. Soft-modding involves modifying software, disc tray sensors are hardware.
"Experience in soldering"
Buddy, this was my first experience in soldering.
“3 years experience required.” Gets the job with zero experience.
mine too i destroyed mine ops XD
The PS2 chip was fun 22 wires lol
"Mistakes were made: How a PS1 game defeated the PS1 security"
Ollie'ing our way into the console's security!
27 years later. I think Sony would be happy if that's how long it took all their systems to get software exploits.
@@lulkLogan look up ps-x-change had one as a kid
@@lulkLogan At this rate Microsoft is obv going to one-up them - it has been 16 years and still no soft-modding for the Xbox 360 can be done.
Nothing except modifying saves, which still isn't necessarily soft-modding.
technically games don't "defeat" themselves but rather they have programming flaws that can be exploited.
Honestly your content is always spot on mate and quality is unreal! Subbed
I remember using the swap trick on the original SCPH-1001 and was in awe when it first worked. I got so good at it that I could determine 1x and 2x first by ear alone then by timing LOL. Those were pretty primitive days.
Yeah, that should never have worked lol
yep me too lol 😁
Me too! After a while I had it down nearly perfectly
yep...you internet drek heads caused a lot of broken disc readers back than.
Yup. Helped me doing the double swap trick on Saturn model 2 where you don't have a CD access light to assist your timing
I haven't owned a PS1 in years, but I still wanted to watch just to support - this is honestly great, reminds me of the old Splinter Cell xbox mod! :D
The pirate ps1 games were always sooooo exciting to look thru when I used to go to carboot sale markets as a kid.... Like a whole sweet shop full of adventures ahhhh man the feeling can't be replaced...
Nice! A use for the PS1 my brother just dropped off at my house. It was one of the models with the a/v outputs on the back, the 1st model I believe, so a little better than the other 5 I have sitting around. My ps2 is softmodded and I was just about to set it up, yesterday, so it's only fitting that this video was recommended to me lol.
Funny bit about Argentina is that apparently there wasn't a PSOne to be found without a modchip unless you went to the very big retailers (who gave up on selling it as everyone used the chipped ones).
same in Brazil. unchipped psx or ps2s are collector items with no real demand.
I got all my games from a pirated games shop that sold them at a shopping mall of all places. And that's how I learnt English, so yay piracy.
Same in Azerbaijan. We used Russian pirated discs. Some of them even had Cracktro like Medal of Honor.
Wasn't as common for me but they were used enough here in Canada for me to notice as a young child. A local mall to me sold $100 mod chip installations and bootleg $5 games for years before they got busted. I was there when the police were closing their shop haha. That mall shop became a nail salon afterwards 😅🙁
Same in Russia. Japanese didn't care to make games for us, back then they barely cared about Western Europe
My inner kid is incredibly excited by this. Imagine having this back in the 90's.
Have one in the 90, My brother know how to mod back in the day.
UNLIMITED POWAH
For me it wouldn't have been that much of a difference, since my kind grand father soldered me a mod chip into my playstation. But I can imagine it beeing great for everyone who didn't have someone who could solder a chip in, or parents that wouldn't want to spend the money for a chip.
@@RevCode This, I had a mod-chip installed by the local warez-shop before I even got the console on my hand. I just paid the dude the cost of a PSOne and his modchip work and told him I'll come to pick-up the finished console. I mean, what could I possibly do with an unmodded console and no genuine discs?
@@user-yg4kj2mf1p Ah, I remember seeing such offerings for I believe the original XBox in a bigger city near me, that they modded it in some way. (I never owned own, my step brother did tho.. was fun whenever he left it to me for a few days. I believe he got his in about 2003 or so, which means I was about 13 years old and by then my parents were not as willing to give me money for another console, I had to work for that myself from 14 onwards :D )
Really cool that this has finally come around. Leaving comment just to boost your channel engagement for the algorithm, you deserve it.
The way you handle the cd sent chills down my spine.
For anyone with a Playstation with an I/O port on the back, getting a Gameshark and softmodding it provides a much simpler and smoother experience for playing backup games. If you have that option, you should go the Gameshark route over this method. For anyone whose Playstation does not have an I/O port, this is is a gamechanger.
I knew I played backups on my ps1 but I wasn't sure of the memory. All I remembered was spoofing the console into thinking the door was closed. And then your post reminded me of the device in the back.
You don't even need the I/O port, just the Gameshark CD and you can do this. Also "Mistakes were made" in this video as the Gameshark method works on the ps1 slim. As shown in a video on TH-cam. It also does NOT work on ALL models of the PS1, such as NTSC-U PlayStation 1 SCPH-1000 consoles (BIOS predates the introduction of the CD unlock command).
Literally a "game changer" 🤣
Did you not watch this video?
@@temporaryscars shut up
Incredible to finally see this come to fruition.
welp, didn't expect you here
@@speedy2263 Really? because he comments on just about every video like this
The author just needed to fill his special trick meter with a sick grind for the past 20 years in order to get the exploit to work.
@@freerunner658 seriously? I've seen him on 2 or 3 videos like this. Maybe I'm just blind lol
@@speedy2263 He comments on a ton of his videos soon after publishing, if we're being honest it's likely for the free shoutout he gets.
EDIT: I'm particularly cynical and negative despite not being familiar with his content. Please read his response to my comment and don't take my original comment as more than a grain of salt.
Verified channel + audience crossover + early inoffensive comment = close to top comment.
Close to top comment + audience crossover = channel growth and engagement.
I doubt it's a lot but it's enough for him to keep coming back for that sweet, sweet cross-audience exposure. I sure as heck wouldn't know who he is unless he did this.
Or maybe I'm being cynical and he's a giant fan... I do find it hard to believe he isn't doing it at least partly for engagement.
MVG you always have top quality content. Loved the gameboy game dev video and looking forward to seeing more of them.
thanks for keeping the steady content up! Really enjoyed this one.
This is a true gamer moment
I didn't hear any special words...
It’s sad that there’s people who want to stop these kinds of projects , just because they think having a rom makes you a criminal.
It's cool and good actually
And yet the bigger the piracy of ps1 games, the bigger the value of the original well preserved games.
@Stay EZ My Friends most of these games arent even being sold anymore
@Stay EZ My Friends these games came out over 2 decades ago. None of the people that made these games are still making any money off most of them. It’s a victimless crime, like drugs.
But you probably think it's ok for them to sell us games we already own though huh?
Nice, cool to see that things are still happening on the PS1 front when it comes to backup solutions.
Back in the day, I used the Action Replay on a regular PS1 with the slot on the backside to do this.
Just put in a regular game, boot the console and just listen to the laser, when it stops working you can open the lid and remove the original game. Then insert a backup/import, and use the Action Replay menu to start it up. Worked like a charm
That's in the video.
I am fascinated by your content and am binge watching lots of your videos the past week :)
27 years since PS1 !! I feel so old now, thanks man.
Great to see that the community still keeps on investigating and "enhancing" these old consoles, reminds me of the Sega Saturn hack...Took decades to get copies running on it. Thanks for this great upload... Loving your channel! Greetings from Germany.
unrelated, but it's cool seeing a deftones fan here haha
Woah that's quite an impressive achievement there indeed, and incredible to have something like this happen 27 years later!🤯👍👏
As if this was never tried before? I knew this ages ago and I have PS1 backup games I could play since I knew in 2005
@@googleuser4720Tony hawk games truly are some of the best lol
@@googleuser4720 Hooray, I'll shine up your medal real nice! Rude ass.
Thanks to this video I heard about the Memory Card Pro! Its exactly what i've been looking around for these past few years! :)
The Vintage Modern Gamer strikes again.
Fantastic game too. He recently did his last 540 move whilst in his fifties! Little did we all he know that he’d pull one last blinder for us retro gamers years later! Cheers Tony.
*900
I mentioned this earlier, but I had a disc version of Action Replay for the PSX (fat) that is suspiciously reminiscent of this. I used it around 1996 or 97. I didn't use it for loading burned games, but for breaking the region lock so I could play imported games from Japan. It came with a spring that would always hold down the disc tray button even when opened. You would boot up the Action Replay disc, you could write stuff to the memory card, then when you were ready, you'd select the game you wanted to play and its settings (like translations and cheats), it would tell you when to swap the disc, and then it would load the import, bypassing the initial PS boot screen. I played Tobal 2 and DBZ: Ultimate Battle 22 this way! I wonder if it's similar in how it works, cuz it sure sounds like it.
Mom bought some kind of bootleg disc at a swapmeet that had that same spring mechanism you mention. You would boot that disc up, it would load to a “change disc” screen, and you could swap and boot up pretty much anything after. It was probably an action replay but it didn’t have a case or manuals or anything
wow, it allowed it to translate the game, I never heard of that. So the action replay would change the text on the games from Japanese to English?
@@brodude3709I can’t confirm but definitely possible, action replay has the ability to modify the games code
So many kids sold the chips for $75 then rented games and sold them for $5 a pop. Proaction replay was amazing.
I did this too so I could play a jp version of DBGT FINAL BOUT back in 2001 😂
I had one of those little devices that plugged into the back (plus the spring technique), which I mostly used for playing imported games but had a few copied games that would work. having a CD burner back in those days was a marvel
Some time before the PS2 released, I picked up something called PS X-Change. You had to put a spring in the console lid, and from there it would boot the PS X-Change disc to a certain point, then stop and tell you on the screen that it was ready. I think it was intended for playing imports but it worked on burned discs too.
I use a PS X-Change, but the adhesive used for keeping my slim PSone door closed is wearing out :(
27 years. I love the dedication
Finally! Been waiting for this for nearly 3 decades!
Very cool man, hope you're doing well. Looking forward to running into you again at the next Convention!
I just found my PlayStation and PS One yesterday and for today being my birthday, this is awesome!
Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday 🎉🎈
Nice, this kind of progress is awesome no matter when it arrives. I found my action replay for the ps1 in my garage the other day, it was covered in rust lol. With the prices of some ps1 games being what they are, I’m glad this exists.
time travel tell kid me what anime is so i can be rich as a 20 y/o
I always wondering and amaze how people found these exploit. Salute!!
The beautiful of this, you don't need to change anything in your original hardware and play your backup copies of your favorite games, it is amazing.
And I needed something to do today, thanks for the idea!
That explains why my store sold out of ps1s this week. We hadn’t sold one in months!
wait you still sell ps1? where your store located? in my country no ps1 left available especially if youre looking for one in good conditions
I remember doing something similar as a kid with an old 'Xploder pocket powerstation cheat cd back in the day (from a playstation magazine I had). It would do the regular boot process into their cheat menu, and while holding the case spring down (taping it) during this process, you could then easily swap the disc then close it. and simply without loading any cheats, just press start and you could load any backup CD you had.
Picked up a memory card off eBay for £8 plus postage, with a PAL Crash 3 save. Worked a treat. Tested booting into another legit disc first to make sure the process worked. Burned a couple of games onto cheap discs (max speed) and they worked as well. Very impressed. Also using a PS One.
The value and sales of those games just went up 1000%.
Same with the cubic ninja game lol
I'm curious who own a Playstation without Tony Hawk 2 or 3 though lol
@@watsonwrote I do, never played them on PS1 but I do have a copy of THPS4 tho
@@watsonwrote i only had THPS3 on ps2
I just stick a piece of paper on the PSone disc close detector and disc swap at the console load screen. Any official game works and I've played countless burned CDs back when I was a kid. This one is a cool alternative, but it's way too many steps and takes too long.
Today I learned: PSOne has a completely different looking bios screen from the original PS1. Never seen that bios before.
Yeah that was the default
Back around 2003, I had a Gameshark and a spring that held the lid button. Worked exactly the same.
Loved the music at the end!
I'm curious if Spyro 3's anti-piracy checks would catch this.
Same here, but my guess (since I don't have ways to test/prove it) is that they will.
One of the checks has to do with asking the CD drive to re-read the wobble groove at the current disc location. Here's where non-stealthy modchips are detected because these re-reads must not return the region string ("SCEx") required to authenticate the booting of a CD.
So here I think it will obviously always pass since there's no modchip in the first place, unless it somehow detects the disabled authentication check of the CD drive.
However, another check calculates a checksum of a part of the game's code, whose expected result is stored in the CD's subchannel. Here's where cracking attempts are detected (until this check also gets bypassed of course).
So here I believe it depends on also having copied the subchannel data on the "backup" CD.
If there are more check methods then I'm not completely sure, otherwise it boils down to how the game handles authentication disabling and if the subchannel is also copied.
TLDR: unless there are check methods that I don't know, my guess is that it boils down to how the game handles authentication disabling (on the CD drive) and if the CD's subchannel is also copied.
When I had a modded Ps1, CD-Rs never worked as well as well as commercial discs. I suppose there’s a way to detect that, but there is always a risk of false alarms especially if the disc is dirty; calling your legit customers pirates is Bad.
if it's an accurate rip, then i think they wouldn't. as far as i'm aware spyro has libcrypt + it's famous custom protection, but the protection only kicks in if the game is modified, so if you have a untouched good CCD or other accurate format dump and can burn it properly then you should be good.
@@fake12396 correct, that's the checksum part i was talking about (but didn't remembered such technique had a name).
So if the burner or ripper ignores the subchannel (since in most applications is only used for error detection of its corresponding "sector"), then such check also happens to detect burned CDs even with a modchip installed on the console 🤯.
This is most likely the cause of John Simon's issue.
At morning: ugh, it's monday, still have the whole week until weekend :(
After MVG video: what a great monday :)
Always a pleasure to listen to your explanation because without hacking knowledge we can understand the principle :) I have the feeling you need some rest you looked a bit attack by fatigue...
luckily I have my ps1 slim in very good condition with the mod for backup copies and also the mini sony screen on it, but is good to know about this thanks for the information very appreciated.
*INSTANT CLICK*
Too slow. This one was a preemptive click.
*Laughs in rainbow six OG raytraced*
H
Gigapixels upscaler can interpolate color as it perceives the 8 bit color im guessing as noise. Taking just a screenshot and processing that cleans it up a lot honestly. We need stuff like this in real time as a tool. Im not talking debanding nonsense but a legit reconstruction tech specific for stuff thats so ancient its the only way to get the textures to resolve with any sort of grace. I have no love for the warpy wobbly software bs of PS1.
@@remasteredretropcgames3312 le le
As I done with some testing, both with PS1 and PS2 Fats (not sure about slims and super slims), boots well. Just some issues with games not loading, or not catching the System.cnf file correctly. Excited to see more updates and fixes down the road.
This is gold, i remember swaping discs in my youth
This gives hope of having a softmod that does not require swapping disks at all in the future. I've installed mod chips in a few PS1's, and it was very straightforward. Yes, you're taking a chance of messing it up, but in my opinion the risk is pretty low.
I remember installing a mod chip in my first PS2 - that was a bit more complex, and I was very happy when the softmod came out. I don't think I'd be willing to install a mod chip in someone else's PS2.
I can definitely see this as an inexpensive way to play prototypes and unreleased games. Someone out there is probably really excited for this to play something like Magic Castle on their actual PS1 without having to invest in something like the PSIO or XStation. (Really good game by the way!!)
I like the idea of using one game to run another, it's like a funny key.
You could use the swap trick to load tony hawks3 from a burnt cdr. So one game runs another that runs another....
@@meetoo594 Turtles all the way down.
I did the swap trick with 007 night fire on ps2 to run freemcboot, it had the same funny key feeling
@@CJ9007 everything Sony was made to be hacked
This knowledge and how it was represented earned my sub 🔥🔥🔥🔥🚒🔥🔥
Been watching on and off for years. Love your content brodie
Cool to see homebrew devs still working on such an old console
😂😂😂
I still have my original Playstation that I modded sometime in the late 90's. Still works great, and it was easy to do. It was the first time I ever soldered anything too. I think the mod chip cost me $3.00. Good times.
You bloody liar
You were born in 2002 lol
This has made my day Thankyou 🙌
Springs from a ballpoint pen have the ideal size to bypass the tray switch in the original ps1.
Just attach the spring to the plastic thing that's supposed to push the switch when closed.
My cousin did this. We literally never had to close the lid as we changed discs. Although I feel that his console was already modded as all their game discs were pirated (I could mention how they looked like, but it's easier to just say that they don't look like genuine PS1 discs) and that we switch between Japanese and USA games with no problem.
Another reason to love Tony Hawk...
PSone was the one, i genuinely loved that little thing.
Oh this is great,I remember back then using PSX X Change boot disk.. Thank you.
Another great video from MVG 👍🏻
This soft mod works so elegantly, I love how simple it was to get into backup games.
The funny part is how the older consoles were harder to soft mod than the newer ones..
Thinner software stack, less use of seldom updated commonly used third party libraries with known vulns.
Also less persistent state of the os means getting an untethered exploit is less likely.
Nah, really didn't need to softmod back then when a spring did the trick just fine
Not really as newer ones are basically pcs while older ones used their own technologies which is why it takes a lot more reverse-engineering.
Not really, i mean xbone is still pretty hard to mod isn't it?
@@danielanju960 that's because of the hypervisor. Microsoft invested tons into virtualization and protecting the windows OS for the home and corporate markets and were able to easily utilize that same research for the Xbox.
Gotta love that MVG is a metalhead. The song at the end is dope.
When I saw Final Fantasy Tactics, I knew you were a man of CULTURE.
When I was a kid, I learned that I could keep the original PS1 lid button pressed down with tape, use a code breaker disc to load up no cheats (just to boot a legit disc), insert a backup disc and then hit play and it would launch the backup. No muss, no fuss. Took less than 20 seconds to get into your backup disc.
I got around to testing this out. It worked perfectly.
The Method used for Twilight hack is still in use for Twilight Princess randomizer btw :) we use it to load a REL file from the Memcard which then contains the randomizer program
Tony finally 900'd into the hacker-zone.
Only a matter of time before Sony fixes this with a firmware update.
yeah, im sure Sony will send out 'required 'serial port firmware upgrade sticks. This week :)
Seeing the upvotes on your comment, I'm so thankful that there are still people around who understand sarkasm.
@@mk-yg7op yeah I got what you were saying and thought it was funny lol
@@mk-yg7op this is not reddit
Omg ........
I still have my originally modding ps1 and ps2 from back in the day, along with original mem cards with game saves on both ps1 and ps2
its nice to see this knowing I can play backups in in a PSOne model, but for me I have had an "gold finger" device for years as well as using the ps2 MCboot to play back ups on the PS2 and emulation and with the rise of black cds due to them being more of a novelty is the main reason I stick to emulation that, and most of my backups have gone the way side due to space issues and only the OG games I have left, but that being said the PS1 will always have a place in me heart and I will definitely try this on my own PS1
Nice outro song MVG! 👌
Awesome hopefully some more exploits are discovered for other consoles and devices.
Been waiting alot of years for this . Didn't wanna spend on swap magic and mod chips. Finding an ps1 now going be hard part
Swap Magic I used back in the day, happy memories :)
Now this is quite something - a proper softmod for the PSOne. I'd never expected that to become a reality.
i hope to see sega saturn softmod
So basically this is just a safer cd swap method. Nice.
Yeah it's a shame they can't modify the firmware to load homebrew like the Wii and 3DS. I don't know how common it is to be able to softmod like that though (I've only done those + Gamecube)
ya which makes me wonder how well it works with multiple disc games.
Nice Stuff to see, I am one of the lucky guys though to have a PSX that loads backup games without any modifications~
I used the ps-x-change and still have it.
It was a disc that came with a spring and a sticker.
The purpose of the string or sticker was to hold the button down that said the lid would close.
Then you insert the psxchange disc, boot it up, and then swap out your disc and pressed start. The disc would stop spinning as well.
How the hell did they find / figure out the secret CD commands? I'd love to see a video on how that was done.
This!
Im guessing chip decapping
Or some easier way to leak the detailed design for the cd reader
Some very clever people. They either sniffed the signals or decompile and reverse engineering of the security chips I guess
Reverse engineering. Lots of memory dumps and analyzing assembly.
The outro music took me by surprise.
all of his music is fire! 10/10
@@MrBigGStyle Sure is! Intro music 🎶 is fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
im glad I found my ps3 memory card adapter literally a week before this came out, gonna download that to my memory cards now!
It amazes me that this can be done just over a simple buffer overflow. Unreal
So how do you get the hacked save on your memory card without a modded PS1?
PS2 with freemcboot
watch the video
I’ve modded a PlayStation underground demo disc that bundles the save files if you’re interested. It’s on my TH-cam channel. U jus need a way to get the disc running on a Ps1. I use the classic swap method
Also, If you have the USB Memory Card Adapter they made for the PS3, you can use that with a PC to put the save on there, but that seems kinda uncommon to find these days
If you pay attention to the video he told you how.
I love how the community says """"BACKUP GAMES"""""
to be fair, i personally prefer having all my games on one cartridge for example for n64. i own dozens of copies of my games, i'd be lying if i said i didnt have copies of games i dont own too though.
if you have a scratched up disc from year 2000 that you cant play on, at least you can feel like it really just is a backup since you do own the original disc, even if it doesnt work.
They absolutely have to do this. For one thing, saying anything else would be an instant assumption of encouraging piracy, and easily provable beyond a reasonable doubt (Or rather, a reasonable person could easily believe that to be the case) in court. Being fair use is very important for this sort of thing, so saying 'Allows you to play pirated PS1 games!' is a really negative connotation, and could harm the community and the programmers who come up with this stuff.
Not to contradict, but the percentage of people playing (real) backups is not as small as you might think.
Thee paid TH-camrs have to do it. But when you're me and no one gives a sbit about you, you can say the truth. Yeah i STEAL games. Straight up PIRACY! what anyone gunna do about it? Lol
It's the truth
Great stuff and video too 😄
...a question, does this method works only for backup cd or even with original NTSC/UC and NTSC/J cd ??
Thank you 👍
Thanks man! Video helped a lot
27 years, I’m going to be over 50 for the ps5 soft hack rip
maybe nobody will care about that, ps1 was the jump in gaming history