PSP 6.20 firmware save game exploit has been released leaked by Malloxis, something he wasn’t meant to do till the eLoader is good and ready. Anyway we know now the demo, its Patapon 2 and we also have Wololo’s hello world to go with it. I’ve tested this and it works fine, Hello world running right there on my PSP Go. Homebrew is just a step away? Or is it? We hope the actions of one person doesn’t effect an eLoader been made for this 6.20 save game exploit.

Here’s what you have to do to get it running on your PSP Go, Copy the edited save game UCUS98732_DATA02 folder to your save game data and then the demo to PSP/GAME on your mass memory. Remember to copy over the whole folder UCUS98734. Now the binary h.bin needs to be placed in your mass memory root.

Download it below:

Source: YouTube

A new save game exploit is apparently out there, found by Maku. The above video demonstrates an apparent Japanese demo that is exploited when a save game is loaded. They have also found out how to run woloo’s SDK hello world. So what do you think? Is it a video and a good fake or could this one really be legit? Apparently its a non PSN demo, so Sony couldn’t patch it if they found out. And its Japanese that’s all we know.

The video does have a few things going for it, 1st off its recorded in HD. Normal faker videos are very poor qaulity normally recorded on a mobile phone in CIF res @ 15 fps and shaky. This isn’t too bad. Secondly he does exit to the XMB, showing us that maybe its not a video. However its dark and could be two videos edited together?

A second video was also posted by mamosuke. However he doesn’t exit to the XMB afterwards?

I guess we just have to wait and see if this will surface as a “real” Save game exploit.

PSP Go eloader.

Remember FreePlays save game exploit hello world running on he PSP Go? Well FreePlay has recently posted on his blog that he has the NID resolver working and if he can get that working with the eLoader source we might all have an eLoader for the PSP Go. So that means the possibility to run user eboot’s. Emulators and homebrew games and applications. Custom Firmware and ISO support etc will not come from this. Which is a good thing. No piracy, but the use of homebrew only.

Quoting freeplay from his Youtube account.

Making progress. My NID resolver is working flawlessly now. If I can get it to work with the eLoader source, we’ll have an eLoader for the Go

Source:
FreePlay / Youtube

PSP Go - Proudly displays Hello Go! (Hello world)

To further back up his exploit and prove its not a big fake. FreePlay has released a Hello Go! PSP video. Basiclly the Hello World user kernel we have become use too seeing when previous models were able to run user kernels. Basically the PSP Go is hack in a way, not not competently. Could this lead to a HEN (Homebrew Enabler?) No one knows, well maybe FreePlay. For now sit back and lets see what happens.

Isn’t the PSP Go already seeming that tad bit cooler now? Watch the below, PSP Go history in the making.

PSP Go exploit found 2 days into release.

This didn’t take long now did it? FreePlay has found a working Save data exploit on the PSP Go. What it allowed FreePlay to do was execute a “hello world” type text file and also dumb his PSP Go memory and flash0 files to a Memory Stick. Pretty impressive find only after the system has been out for 2 days.

Its a user kernel exploit and at this stage were unsure if it will lead to anything substantial.

Video of the exploit is here embedded below.