PS4 Fund-raising

In the last few months, PS4 scene has seen a lot of new development with regards to reverse-engineering in general and save game editing in particular. From what I’ve read, there is enough potential in the current state of affairs for me to be able to do research on the possibility of decrypting and resigning NHL roster save games. However, for this to happen I require a PS4 console with a specific firmware version which currently goes for $550 USD ($730 CAD) on eBay. Since I barely play games anymore, this is a hefty price to pay simply for a research project. I’m still very much interested in keeping NHLView alive, but I cannot afford the price tag. Therefore, I’m launching a donation campaign through Paypal to amass the necessary funds to purchase the said console.

I’m also making a promise that this is not some kind of scam to get your money. If I’m not able to collect the required amount, I will return the money to every single contributor (minus the PayPal fee). I will stop the campaign as soon as there is enough money and will post a picture of both the invoice and the console itself once I get everything.

Two things I cannot promise though:

  1. At this point, this is only a research. There is no definitive evidence that I will be able to defeat the encryption. Without decryption, no NHLView will exist for PS4.
  2. My efforts at this point are for PS4 only. I do not follow the Xbox One developments and have no knowledge what state modding is in for this console. You should not contribute if you are an Xbox One user.

To donate, use my PayPal.me page.

NHLViewNG 2.2.12.25

  • The new version of NHLView NG 2.2.12.25 is finally here, just in time for the holidays. Here are some highlights of the new release:
    • Multi-threaded loading: database loading process now takes advantage of multi-core processors and hyper-threading to speed up roster opening.
    • Official support of NHL 15 and NHL Legacy Edition.
    • Bug fixes from the previous release.
    • Drop-downs for player appearance now have values generated from default rosters.
    • Refactored player appearance fields into a separate tab with graphical assets preview.
    • It is now possible to create new players (use with care, very raw feature).
  • Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2016! Thank you for your patience and positive feedback.

Website Refresh

I think it was time for a little update to the website look. Now that Google takes mobile friendliness into ranking account, it was necessary to make changes. The refreshed Bootstrap-based look is nothing to write home about, but at least the site does not look like it was built in 1980…

Progress Update 2015/02

Recently, I received a bunch of encouragement and appreciation emails. I thank you all for taking time to express your gratitude. I have not posted many updates lately even though I have quite a few new features being worked on in parallel for the next version of NHLView NG. Most of this is due to this little person who takes surprisingly large amount of time.

I want to assure you that it is my absolute intention to release the next version of NHLView NG as soon as I get around to complete it. In the meantime, I thank you for your patience and offer you the following screenshots from the next version: