NO iso
NO backups
NO hack
for the ps3


there a ps1 emulator for ps3, is is PART of the system's FW and can run REAL ps1 disc you but in the drive or PSN ps1 eboots you BUY and d/l of the PSN

heinminhtet wrote:

I have ps1 iso.is there anyway to play with ps3.by the way is there a ps1 emulator for ps3.

Nope...

This interest me

Why isn't there a way to play burned PS1 games? It doesn't seem like it should be that much trouble to fool the PS3 considering the PS1 is so old. I don't know jack sht about hacking but it still seems like the only reason we don't have this working is that hackers aren't interested in ps1 games.

FamilyGuy1 wrote:

This interest me

Why isn't there a way to play burned PS1 games? It doesn't seem like it should be that much trouble to fool the PS3 considering the PS1 is so old. I don't know jack sht about hacking but it still seems like the only reason we don't have this working is that hackers aren't interested in ps1 games.

1: With the original PS1, the mod-chip used sent the signals to the board that the game was an original. Then new games were able to SEE it, because it was always ON.  So, then the STEALTH chip came out, that was only on during the boot phase, then shut-off.  Where is this for PS3?  Even something on the BR-D mainboard would help, but, ummm, no...

2: There was no ISO loader for the PS1, so where do you begin with PS3?  Not only is there NO chip around to fool the PS3 to thinking anything, how is an ISO loader going to fool it?  The LOADER would have to be in the consoles NATIVE language, not Linux, or, to run backups by bypassing the security check.  Since there is no way to even do that, you're back to square one...

PS1 originals can be downloaded, and played, correct?  So, there is their version of backup booting, from the HDD, as a signed package.  Figure that out (good luck), then you can start somewhere.  Are they using a single file like an ISO, or is it just a dump, with a signed boot-loader?  ANYONE?

So, there you have it...  There are no hacked methods of running anything on the PS3; and now?  With the PS3 Slim, you don't even have Linux to bash at something and hope for a break.  Which is another admission of failure by Sony...  So, 1st it was give up on BwC, and now Linux?  See a pattern here?  Sony should have kept it simple in the first place (where they are now), which would have kept the price at where people could have afforded it at release, and thus not have FORCED people to buy Xbox 360s because of the heafty 599.99 price tag.

You can still use the power the PS3 has, for a Missile Guidance system...