The PlayStation Portal has been hacked to run emulator software, just months after its release. Two Google engineers have discovered an exploit. It’s not clear when a mod will be released yet.

by William D'Angelo, posted on 20 February 2024 / 2,912 Views. Google cloud vulnerability researcher Andy Nguyen via Twitter revealed he has been able to hack Sony's PlayStation Portal to run PSP ...

Sony's PlayStation Portal handheld is designed to stream games from your PS5, but that hasn't stopped Google engineers from hacking the device to run emulated PSP games. Google security engineer ...

Last year, Sony released PlayStation Portal. This is a portable device designed to stream games from the PS5. So, it is not a full-fledged portable game console, but rather a screen with game controls ...

But Nguyen and co hacked the PlayStation Portal to run the PPSSPP emulator, which meant no Wi-Fi streaming was required. At the time, Nguyen said the hack was “all software based”, ...

But Nguyen and co hacked the PlayStation Portal to run the PPSSPP emulator, which means no Wi-Fi streaming is required. In a subsequent tweet, Nguyen said the hack is “all software based”, ...

It looks like Sony’s software for the PlayStation Portal normally blocks users from installing Android apps using APK installer files. But Nguyen found a way to “bypass” Sony’s code .

The PlayStation Portal is a cool device that solves a unique problem: playing games in a shared household with one console. But Sony’s $200 handheld can only stream games from a connected ...

Two Google engineers have managed to get a PSP emulator running locally on the PlayStation Portal — vastly increasing the value of the $199 handheld.

Sony's PlayStation Portal can’t play games on its own, but a hack could turn it into more than a fancy tablet. Skip to content ... PPSSPP is the name of a popular PSP emulator.

This PlayStation Portal clone can play far more than just PS5 games ... It will though play more than 30,000 classic games across 25 preinstalled emulators – including SNES, Mega Drive ...