The PlayStation Classic has only been on the market for a few days and has already been hacked, granting full access to the underlying software. Soon, it could be possible to run custom games on it.
One user managed to modify the console's access settings so that he could manually transfer games to his PlayStation Classic via USB. Currently, this still needs to be done manually, but it seems only a matter of time before the process is simplified. A video on Twitter demonstrates his method.
https://twitter.com/bakueikozo/status/1070463458011832321
Theoretically, this allows any PSone game to be played on the PlayStation Classic, and Sony hasn't made the process particularly difficult. The PlayStation Classic uses a well-known and widely used emulator, as Sony considered it the best suited for the task.
This move could significantly increase interest in the PlayStation Classic, especially among hobbyists, as many are not entirely satisfied with the pre-installed game selection. yesterday, Wednesday Evidence was found of games for the Classic console that were either already installed or at least intended to be installed, but ultimately were not present.
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