다운그레이더 2.5 동영상이 PSP포럼 뉴스란에 공개되었습니다.

지난번에 공개된 동영상과 같은 개발자들이 만든 것입니다. 

이번 동영상이 기존의 것과 다른 점은 포럼 게시판이 아닌 뉴스 게시판에 공식적으로 올라왔다는 점입니다.

또한 제작에 참여한 스탭 중에서 Fanjita, Yoshiro라는 이름이 눈에 들어옵니다.

-동영상의 처음과 끝부분의 MAC address가 같다.
-부팅시 PSP로고가 보인다.
-시스템 메뉴에서 펌웨어 2.5라고 보인다. 
-네트워크 아이콘이 보인다.
-비디오가 재생되는 동안 편집된 화면이 보이지 않고 자연스럽다.

Supa_Sick, Fanjita, Yoshiro, Butterballer360, DreaDNought, PSP333, Birdman, Lil3lazin 등

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Well, after a lot of contemplating as to whether or not this project is real, or just another fake, we are releasing this video by Train2335 to the public for you all to check out for yourself. The project has been confirmed to be a dead end, meaning you should not expect any real, complete downgraders out of it, whether or not the video is real or not. It's still pretty cool stuff, and it's nice to still see some people working on cracking Sony's latest firmwares. Although not a lot of information has been released on how this '2.0 update loading on 2.5 firmware' was possible at the time of this video's release, we have been told involves a bunch of "hex/MD5 edits" of a 2.0 EBOOT file. Hopefully, we might be able to see a public release of the files by Train2335 sometimes in the near future. But anyways, grab some popcorn, and take a good look at the video, and decide for yourself.

Here are some reasons why we believe the video to be real:
-MAC address is the same both at beginning of video and at end.
-During the game bootup screen, where the screen turns white with the PSP logo, you can see the words PlayStation Portable underneath, which shows that it is a 2.0 or higher PSP.
-System settings show 2.5 (although we all know how easy it is to edit it).
-Network icon.
-There are no slowdowns/freezes during the video, everything goes by smooth, and under careful frame-by-frame examination, there are not major shifts in the PSPs location on the video, no major light differences, or any other peculiarities.

However, you should take the video with a "grain of salt" so to speak. The people behind this project have not had the greatest track record as far as liability, and we will keep you updated as more information or releases come out. Just remember, there is no 2.5 downgrader and this will not lead to one.