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So how long do you guys think before it gets to the level of where the PS3 modding is at? It took a few years before the PS3 jailbreak was released, seems like PS4 came a lot sooner


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ill be watching, i hope this has a tutorial or a grasp, not just some kid keeping a weird glitch to himself.

i think ps4 bans will be faster if there are modders and i dont think people should mod the ps4 yet...... and i think its a creator glitch lol, thats my guess

These two videos prove nothing... don't the pc buttons change when you plugin a controller? (That explains the ps buttons) The videos show the same "mods", nothing really proof worthy. AND, i know the ps4 version looks good, but this version (at least the first video) looks far beyond ps4's version..

At most this is probably a glitch that some troll is keeping close to chest or all done on a pc

Then GLITCH.... end of story!

God mode, spawning random items, going invisible... yeah you're right... must be a glitch... sorry I'll rename the thread

I'm pretty sure the articles you posted are referring to the nand exploit which wouldn't even allow modifying game files. This is most likely some type of glitch. Even if it was a hack, there's no way this guy reversed the scripts and made his own or mapped out the memory enough to spawn in things

Look buddy, im not the only one who doesnt believe this shit... If youre looking for an arguement, look elsewhere

Well I don't see this as just a coincidence all happening within a few days of each other... time will tell though, more and more of this stuff will surface soon

It is odd but honestly, the odds of this guy having access to the public private keys to get this stuff on PS4 is so slim you'd have a better chance of winning the lottery. ECDSA is virtually impossible to break without some kind of oversight (like your truly random number always returning 4). I don't think Sony would make that mistake again.