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=> Discussion Boards => General Discussion => Topic started by: frenulem - No.5417 on February 19, 2011, 10:47:59 AM
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Which mods where acidmods the first to do, what did we pioneer back in the day?
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i belive the Razor x board was our creation but i have been here that long about a year and a half.
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yeah, im looking for the older stuff aswell
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i found a bunch of stuff searching though the blog sites
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alot of the psp stuff,
-sound reactive psp phat lm386
-sound reactive slim lm386 (nic0)
-Ring(s) of light (double dutch)
-The hole dual nubs, first was a2d which a lot of people contributed on (from memory Cyber, F00, and I think CWHI had something to do with it), then came the razor, which was finally followed by razor X
More recently we also were the first to pioneer alot of rapid fire stuff
-One huge example that jumps to mind No chip mod
there is a lot more than that, you need someone who has been here longer than me.
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Didn't Nico, Matt, and Mike create Spitfire? Which basically caused the jump in the whole rapidfire industry
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rapidfire 360 i think, spitfire, psp led bumpers (back when AM was part of the PSN forums), Doc OC PSP, push button LED, sound reacitve led, a2d, razor, i think one of our members was the first to ad r2 l2 to the psp (for ps1 emulation, i cant rember if jewels were an am creation. psp internal camera/mic, touch screen guitar hero strummer(i think later developed into auto playing guitar), psp security mod, (**did f00 release his nes ipod controller here or another site?), and i think psp rumble
jr might be able to correct me or shed light on more
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Robins got it all pretty much, don't forget push to light though. ;). F00 released the iPod NES on HaD though if I remember correctly. And the pap jewels, I dont think we were the first cause it was a carry over from the original xbox scene. People were initially using xbox jewels and some of the custom ones made for that cause they were the same size, I think.
We also were the first tilt PSP, cyber's wii NES gun, the doc octo PSP by F00, and his NES and SNES PSP controllers... There was also the PSP USB chargerhat wesleyH brought in and we them modded the ac adapter for... Very big list, cyber and F00 were the power-houses back then, they came up with some really cool stuff. I was along for the ride mostly ;)
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i believe we were the first allowed by sony forum talking about modding psp
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yep, started with the psp trigger lights in the playstation forums, cyber and chaos and a couple other guys... they were the first to get sony to condone modding...
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we were the first ones to do lots of the stuff that you see around.
Some of the things that you see are derived from mods that people here started.
if i remember correctly, we were the first to create lots of the tutorials that you see out there now. i remember seeing craaaazy counts in the tut section.
then... there was the wiki, which i think did more harm than good.
i can for sure say that dual nub on the psp came from AM.
I remember lots of odd things happening.. many of the controller mods came from AM as well... i wasnt as active, or active at all at that time.. i would still guest in every few months to see what was going on..
i would stumble on a vid here and there that would make me want to come back... time wouldnt let me...
back then, we were making the map and showing people how to use it.
now we are coloring the map in, writing the program for the GPS...
in the future we'll be programming the GPS's and eventually selling them. (if you understand my analogy)
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yep, started with the psp trigger lights in the playstation forums, cyber and chaos and a couple other guys... they were the first to get sony to condone modding...
see when you do hard mods you impress the company. but when you do soft mods they :censored: at you threatening to sue everyone and everything for copyright
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just looking at this makes me proud to be a member of acidmods
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don't forget the el wire psp
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yeah EL wire psp was a good one tec_ - sourcing that tiny inverter was a great find
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see when you do hard mods you impress the company. but when you do soft mods they :censored: at you threatening to sue everyone and everything for copyright
There's your difference between designers & engineers, and big developent teams. The former are like, that's real neat, I might just use that, whereas closed-source dev teams all like 'you touched my baby!'