Google Engineers Hack PlayStation Portal to Run PSP Games
A team of Google engineers has successfully hacked Sony's PlayStation Portal, enabling it to run emulated PSP games without hardware modifications.
- Google security engineers Andy Nguyen and Calle Svensson, along with collaborators, have hacked the PlayStation Portal to run PSP games using the PPSSPP emulator.
- The hack, which took over a month of hard work, is entirely software-based and does not require any hardware modifications.
- Despite the successful hack, there are currently no plans for a public release, with more work needed before it could potentially become available.
- The PlayStation Portal, primarily a streaming device for PS5 games, has shown potential for greater utility through this hack.
- The hack has sparked interest in the gaming community, hinting at the possibility of the PlayStation Portal evolving beyond its original design.