In practice, most people running PS3HEN (PS3 Homebrew ENabler) won’t feel any difference to running a Custom Firmware, except for the fact that PS3HEN has to be re-launched at every reboot of the console, while a Custom firmware is a much more permanent solution, which also gives complete control over the console.Īgain, although in practice the differences between a HEN and a CFW are minimal, the latter PS3 Slim and Super Slim models are the “last man standing” against hacks that would give tinkerers full control over the PS3. The latter Slim and Super Slim are “limited” to PS3HEN, which has a few limitations compared to a full Custom Firmware. Namely, the latter Slim and Super Slim haven’t been “fully” hacked, and cannot run PS3xploit, which is a full Custom Firmware. Hacking your PS3 nowadays is reasonably easy with the likes of PS3xploit and PS3HEN, but there are limitations for new models, in particular the PS3 Super Slim.
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