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Google engineers hacked the PlayStation Portal to run emulated PSP games, but responsibly reported the issues to Sony, leading to the exploit being fixed in the 2.06 update. The team had no plans to release the hack and expressed bemusement at backlash over disclosing the exploit, stating that reporting versus not reporting only results in a few weeks' difference in patching.
Two Google engineers have hacked the PlayStation Portal to run emulated PSP games locally using the PPSSPP emulator, allowing games like Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories to be played on the handheld device. The project, which took over a month of work, also successfully tested Minecraft and Tekken 6, with the emulator running smoothly at 2x resolution and 100 percent speed. While there are no immediate plans for a release, this development could make the PS Portal more appealing to potential buyers by expanding its gaming capabilities beyond just streaming PlayStation 5 games.
Google engineers have hacked the PlayStation Portal to run emulated PSP games, specifically showcasing Grand Theft Auto 3 running natively on the device. The hack involves running the PPSSPP emulator on the Portal, eliminating the need for Wi-Fi streaming. While the engineers do not plan to release the hack in the near future, they teased the release of demonstration videos. With Sony's history of handheld consoles and the success of the Nintendo Switch, the possibility of a PlayStation hybrid console is not out of the question, while Microsoft is also rumored to be working on an Xbox handheld.
Google engineers have hacked the PlayStation Portal to run emulated PSP games, showcasing Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories running natively on the device. The hack involves running the PPSSPP emulator on the Portal, eliminating the need for Wi-Fi streaming. While the group does not plan to release the hack in the near future, they teased the release of demonstration videos. With Sony's history of handheld consoles and the success of the Nintendo Switch, the possibility of a PlayStation hybrid console is not out of the question, especially as Microsoft is rumored to be preparing to launch an Xbox handheld.
Google engineers have hacked the Sony PlayStation Portal to run PSP games locally by installing the PPSSPP emulator, allowing games to be played offline without streaming. The hack was done on a software level and does not involve tampering with the hardware, but there are no plans to release the hack to the public. The device, designed for Remote Play, has limited internal storage and is primarily a streaming-only solution, making its usefulness dependent on specific circumstances.
Google engineers have hacked Sony’s PlayStation Portal to run emulated PSP games locally, bypassing the device's limitation of streaming games from a PS5 console. The PPSSPP emulator is now running natively on the Portal, allowing games like Grand Theft Auto 3 to run without Wi-Fi streaming. The exploit, achieved through software, was revealed by Google engineers Andy Nguyen and Calle Svensson, with no immediate plans for a public release. If made available, the exploit could enhance the Portal's capabilities by enabling local software execution, including game emulators and potentially Android games.