Sony PSP Homebrew Loader Now on All Firmware Versions!

Jan 30 2006, 3:24am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sony PSP Homebrew 'celebrity' Fanjita and his partner Ditlew released now eLoader Beta for GTA that works on all Sony PSP Firmware versions (2.01, 2.50 and 2.60).

Fanjita has come a long way from the initial GTA exploit discovery to a firmware independent homebrew code loader. Now you can run for instance Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis or Atari Lynx emulators. To run homebrew code you only need Grand Theft Auto and the eLoader Beta for GTA (download here).
Read all the details about this new milestone in the Sony PSP homebrew history on PSP Updates.

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