Sony PSP UMD Hacking Impossible?

Jun 10 2005, 5:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Tom's Hardware has an in-depth analyses of the possibility of hacking Sony PSP Games.

As reported a couple weeks ago, somebody was able to copy the game Wipeout to a Memory Stick in apparently play it from the stick.
Chris Gilbert outlines on Tom's Hardware that there are to many issues with effectively running a UMD game from a Memory stick that is not risk for Sony at this point.
More details on Tom's Hardware (Thanks: Yizhi S.).

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