The PS2's last sealed security chip is open. What changes?
Researchers dumped the early PS2's SPC970 MechaCon firmware. It matters for preservation and future homebrew, but your console has not gained a new jailbreak.
Articles tagged with: Game Preservation
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The EU said no to a game preservation law, but Stop Killing Games is not dead
The European Commission will not force publishers to keep games playable after shutdowns. It is still opening talks on end-of-life standards, which gives players a narrower but real pressure point.
The Empire Strikes Back: "Stop Killing Games" Movement Faces EU Complaint
The "Stop Killing Games" movement, a successful consumer rights initiative with over 1.4 million signatures, is facing a bizarre EU complaint. This article explores how this retaliatory move, which absurdly argues the founder's time is an undeclared contribution...
Déjà Vu All Over Again: Why Remasters and Retro Gaming Still Dominate in 2025
In 2025, the gaming landscape is dominated by remasters and retro revivals. We explore why developers are looking to the past, what makes a successful re-release, and whether this trend stifles innovation or celebrates timeless design.