Thu, Apr 10, 2008 | 07:43 BST
Sony wants to know why you hack your PSP
Sony is sending out a questionnaire asking those who hack your PSP exactly why you do it, according to Kotaku.
It’s all part of their “ongoing consumer research” apparently, offer possible answers along the lines of “It makes me feel hard” and “I hack my PSP to impress my friends.”
Sony is yet to comment on the survey.
By Mike Bowden
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Posted in: PSP, Piracy, Sony
Tags: hacking questionnaire
7 comments
#1
XDamage
10/04/08, 8:25 am
I hacked mine to play the old Monkey Island games on it, that should be reason enough.
But these days it’s too much of a hassle using homebrew and keeping up with the latest firmware updates, so I can’t be bothered with that anymore.
#2
Blerk
10/04/08, 8:48 am
“It makes me feel hard”?
#3
patlike
10/04/08, 8:50 am
*rubs thigh*
#4
morriss
10/04/08, 8:51 am
That was for you, Blerk!
#5
DrDamn
10/04/08, 10:18 am
If they released a new model with a small harddisk or substantial amount of solid state memory on I would upgrade in a flash. Don’t need UMD. Download games and copy them on to the machine. All your games with you all the time. That’s what I want.
#6
El_MUERkO
10/04/08, 10:58 am
Monkey Island and SWOS
#7
grandmaster
10/04/08, 12:37 pm
Bizarrely they appear to have omitted the option, ‘Because I want to download free games’ from their questionnaire.
Also you’ve got to laugh at the implications that hacking a PSP is somehow illegal, because funnily enough, it’s not.