Star Wars Game Resells For Hundreds For Surprising Reason
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Key Points:
- Hackers have identified a PS4 port of the relatively obscure Star Wars Racer Revenge as a key to jailbreaking the PlayStation 5, specifically targeting the upcoming 12.00 system update.
- The jailbreak requires a physical copy of the 2019 Racer Revenge port, which contains an exploit allowing code injection into the system, an issue that has persisted since the original 2002 PS2 release.
- The physical edition of Racer Revenge was released by Limited Run Games in 2019 and is now sold out, causing prices on resale platforms like eBay to surge above $200 for pre-owned copies.
- This method follows a precedent where previous PS5 jailbreaks have utilized Blu-ray discs to access system exploits, highlighting a
