So it only took a group 24hours to release a cracked version of Manhunt 2 for the psp with reinstated violent cut scenes. It seems that Rockstar did not remove the juicy stuff! Is it possible they left it in with the idea that it would be cracked?!? This LG reporter thinks so.

“The game has been censored in the US in order for it to receive an M rating – and therefore a release – rather than the original AO rating it was given by the ESRB. The illegal exploit of the original PSP code indicates that the scenes that were cut in order to secure an M rating were not removed from the full game, rather disabled, much like the Hot Coffee mini-games in Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.”

Another sad day for modders, MrModchips.com a UK based company was shut down when the Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association (ELSPA) tracked him down and had his home raided. It is said that Higgs made over £1 mill since 2002 when his site launched. This happens only a week or so after a big bust in China went down, arresting many in a modchip raid. While pirating may be illegal I think that modding your systems should’nt be. Sure some sales are effected from people downloading a game to try it instead of wasting money on a game that is crap and sure its illegal. To modify your system for extra features should be your choice you paid for the hardware and your breaking the warranty. Does Nissan hunt you down for adding better intake to your car? After market in most areas is a very profitable business and not always shunned by a manufacture (though probably not supported). The fact of the matter is if one person makes something some one else is going to take it apart, and for the most part want to enhance it.  If this didnt happen its most likely that nothing would improve. So this one goes out to modders and mod chip makers. KEEP ON KEEPIN ON