Quick PS2 and Xbox apps
by Carlos "Cheebs" Eichenberger · in Jobs · 09/09/2005 (8:35 pm) · 6 replies
If you shoot me an email to the address I posted above I'll be happy to give you all the details
#2
09/10/2005 (10:08 am)
Are you licensed or are you looking to leverage off of the licenses of others?
#4
09/12/2005 (6:50 am)
There a semi-detailed description in the Help Wanted section. If you are interested contact me.
#5
I think you need to provide more information about funding and licensing before anyone will consider your ad. And the chance of success is pretty remote as it's unlikely that manufacturers would let you create a tool that could compromise their system.
09/12/2005 (8:09 am)
You do realize that you have to be a licensed developer to develop for those systems and use their SDK's. And you have to get your utility approved before you can go ahead and develop it. That's quite and undertaking before you take the cost of developing such a tool. I think you need to provide more information about funding and licensing before anyone will consider your ad. And the chance of success is pretty remote as it's unlikely that manufacturers would let you create a tool that could compromise their system.
#6
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On that note, I see no reson why this project would "compromise" the consoles in any way. Companies like Datel, with their MaxDrive and ActionReplay products, both enabled for Xbox and PS2, seem to have no problems selling their software/hardware combo. Add to this, that the main purpose of their product is to CHEAT, which mine certainly is not.
My idea just takes the file transfer online, for competition purposes.
And yes, our plan is to leverage someone else's licenses until we are able to purchase our own.
To those that were friendly, my compliments. To the rude ones, I'll gladly pay for your etiquette lessons.
09/12/2005 (10:50 am)
Appreciate your reply. MODERATORS: please delete this thread if you see fit to do it.
On that note, I see no reson why this project would "compromise" the consoles in any way. Companies like Datel, with their MaxDrive and ActionReplay products, both enabled for Xbox and PS2, seem to have no problems selling their software/hardware combo. Add to this, that the main purpose of their product is to CHEAT, which mine certainly is not.
My idea just takes the file transfer online, for competition purposes.
And yes, our plan is to leverage someone else's licenses until we are able to purchase our own.
To those that were friendly, my compliments. To the rude ones, I'll gladly pay for your etiquette lessons.
Torque Owner Adrian Tysoe