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I dont think if you haked the discs intended for 1 game would play all games as each one has obviously been enhanced to use the commands each game has, and since they are from different developers, they would prolly be different.

 

You may be right but let me point out - bleemcast was planned and programmed as a multi-game emulator right up untill just before its release. The decision to make bleemcast a single game emulator was last minute to compensate for all the lost money from being sued by Sony so many times. The 'game specific' code was a last minute add-on. It's possible that the code could be removed or even if left in that doesn't mean other games might not still work.

[Bleemcast]

...that is if the same process were performed using one of the official Bleemcast disks.

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If it does work the 1stread.bin could (in theory) be hacked to play more games than just the one it was intended for.

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I have a lot of experience burning bootable DC stuff. If that 1stread.bin is really decoded I could definitely get it to work.

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I heard somewhere that all the different color versions of the beta are really the same version; including the blue version. The only difference is the serial number for the DC it's supposed to work on (those Bleemcast guys were protective of their betas). I think the only shot at a better Bleemcast is by directly ripping one of the real versions (Tk3, GT2, or MGS) with a coders cable and hacking it to work on every game.