How Google engineers 'hacked' Sony PlayStation Portal to run Minecraft and other old games
How Google engineers 'hacked' Sony PlayStation Portal to run Minecraft and other old games
Sony's PlayStation Portal remote player allows users to play PS5 games remotely. Google engineers hacked the device to run games like Grand Theft Auto and Minecraft without Wi-Fi. The exploit was achieved using the PPSSPP emulator. A new PS4 exploit will be revealed in May. According to the photo shared by the engineers, they played Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories on the PlayStation Portal.
Sony's PlayStation Portal remote player allows users to play PS5 games remotely. Google engineers hacked the device to run games like Grand Theft Auto and Minecraft without Wi-Fi. The exploit was achieved using the PPSSPP emulator. A new PS4 exploit will be revealed in May. According to the photo shared by the engineers, they played Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories on the PlayStation Portal.
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Sony's PlayStation Portal remote player allows users to play PS5 games remotely. Google engineers hacked the device to run games like Grand Theft Auto and Minecraft without Wi-Fi. The exploit was achieved using the PPSSPP emulator. A new PS4 exploit will be revealed in May. According to the photo shared by the engineers, they played Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories on the PlayStation Portal. 
