

Please keep this thread on topic and don't discuss anything else apart from PSIO.
He can't copy anything for various reasons, the biggest one being legal rights.
I know you'll guys fix it at some point. Without you dudes we wouldn't even have this amazing technology. It rules man, I'm so stoked just to have the thing in my hands. PS1 probably my favourite console ever and just to be able to enjoy it knowing that it's lifespan has been increased for years to come. It's a wonderful thing. I got so many games that I want to finish! We can all wait patiently. The loading times are far better with this release.Matt wrote: ↑September 18th, 2019, 6:31 am We haven't even stopped working on PSIO. That's just a stab in the back right there and something really low to do. Would be wiser to not support the cloners and actually just wait for us to fix the games that have problems.
So don't worry, we have heard you. The games will get fixed soon. Just be patient because all of this repetitiveness is just stressing us out.
That is mental. First of all, the old firmware has a ton of its own issues and the overall compatibility is even lower. Secondly, PSIO is the only flash cart for PS1 on the market and it will stay like that for a long time. Backstabbing its developers because of a few software issues is so low that those people simply show how selfish and short-sighted they are.fernan1234 wrote: ↑September 18th, 2019, 6:04 amBTW, I've heard of two different legit PSIO users who are considering buying a spare PSIO clone simply because those ship with earlier firmwares, as they've had mainly negative experiences with the recent ones.
I don't see this being an issue as long as it is restricted a little, so if for example 2.6.x could go to a minimum 2.6.0, and 2.6.0 would not be downgradable.
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