PSV Dolphin 3D Debug / Test Screen discovered

Wednesday, December 21st, 2011
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Some lucky and well, not so lucky Japanese users have somehow stumbled apon a Dolphin 3D test or on their PS Vita. Now I say unfortunate as its reported that these users can’t seem to get out of this ? Not even powering off teh PS Vita works. Check out the video above. Low PS style graphics of dolphins which the user can adjust various settings. And OK screens. Very strange…

This could be exploitable maybe? Some type of debug code can be executed via a control combination? There could be other debug screens and modes?? Who knows? We will let you know if we find anything else on the matter and update the post here.

 

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  • Bone-ER

    first

    • Last

      YOU COMMENTED FIRST OH MY GOD THATS FUCKING AMAZING!!!! YOU BETTER GO JACK OFF IN THE CORNER NOW!

      • Bone-ER

        I did your mother enjoyed all the jizz on her face

  • Blah

    damn, thought you meant the dolphin emulator :*(

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  • Badass

    Seems more like a semi-brick

  • Todd_mcgee

    when’s this thing due to be released in the US ?

  • Tekken

    whens this thing due to be released in the US ?

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  • ultimakillz

    u.s. release date is february 22, 2012

  • Thomas Pickens

    Does this bug have anything to do with the fact that the WiFi/3G is always on? If above mentioned person was attempting to exploit/hack said system while online, could Sony have forced a firmware update and kept the process hidden in the background? Is it a deliberate bricking to prevent soft mods? I find it extremely suspicious that you cannot turn it off. Has the user tried to open said system to disconnect the battery? Try leaving the battery disconnected for a while to see if the firmware resets to normal.

  • Thomas Pickens

    If you disconnect the battery, reset the firmware, and it is still the same, then it is most likely a security measure. Unless the factory uses some type of Pandora style setup to install kernel/firmware settings. Then it makes perfect sense. The debug mode is incomplete without the battery/programming station to complete it.

  • SuperstarX64

    I’ll wait for the PSV slim to come out.. hahaha!

  • Kinasurangbata

    nice devs…sony will go bankrupt..ahahah