Kotaku writes: "The engineers at Sony can't be too thrilled with fighting the constant battle against PSP hackers, issuing firmware updates that "strengthen security" in a futile attempt to curb piracy and homebrew applications. Going by a recent survey commissioned by Sony Computer Entertainment, passed on to us by a reader who was asked to take part, the company seems to be looking into the reasons why PSP owners are opening up their portables.
Sony reps call the survey a part of "ongoing PSP consumer research", attempting to learn more about the size of the PSP hacking population and the mentality behind the behavior. Questions like "Do you know of anyone who has "hacked," or modified, transferred and customized their PSP firmware and software?" were included elsewhere in the poll."
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I would hack mine but i honestly don't play it enough to go through the stress. I bought it when GOW chains was announced and now that i am done with that i am SERIOUSLY considering selling it but i won't. That is the problem with buying a console for just one game.
I used to hack my PSP, back when it first came out. Mostly because there wasnt much content on it yet.
As of right now, there isnt much use for me to hack my current slim PSP. So i just stick with official firmware.
I hate piracy, but I guess a few homebrew hacks never hurt anyone.
I finished it today, i didnt wanna answer anything on there, I was like wtf, why are they asking questions that people dont really want to answer.
I have NEVER hacked my PSP.
You PSP hackers deserve to die. You're stealing money from devs.
lol...i dont think anyone will tell the truth, but I have a hacked and an official firmware PSP for backup.