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As we all know by now there have been a lot of great progress within the PS4 community thanks to the kernel exploits and F-PKG's and so on.... bring on the PS4 4.05 & 4.55 Fake PKG modding!

Now it's Mortal Kombat XL time to shine on the PS4

Following my MKXL Player Switch Intros (PoC) here are 2 more videos. The 1st one was just a (POC) video to show that it is possible to mod or modify the files within the PKG and rebuild it.

And the 2nd Video was a continuing of further work and possibilities.

1st Video


2nd Video

Whats up to all of ya'll.. after my 4.05 PS4 Backgrounds and Making Fake PS2 PKGs for PS4HEN guide today I'm bringing all ya'll a Proof of Concept video from my YouTube Channel.

So this is no big news with in the MKXL PC community, BUT it is big news for us all within the PS4 jailbreaking community!

I was trying at 1st to modify files in MKXL then use FTP to transfer the newer files over, unfortunately the files would not copy over at all ?

So I decide to tackle the situation differently by building the PKG with the modify files. It was a bit more time-consuming but it works !

With that being said this technique could be applied towards other games as well. Enjoy the video !

One more thing for some reason the game black out's...

When I try to exit right out from the game it self, but if I Close the App its just fine and also if you do try any other games and you get a black screen lock/loop just (hold down the power button) I had to learn the hard way by unplugging it.

By doing that I had to reformat it & back it up my PS4 so be careful!

For those interested in extracting and unpacking game files, here is a great tutorial for making BMS Scripts by ThatTrueStruggle over at VG-Resource.com.

To quote: At first glance, creating a QuickBMS script seems very difficult. However, creating them is not very difficult! Throughout this tutorial, we'll go through a sample file, figure out the format and write a QuickBMS script in order to extract the contents.

Before we start, let's get prepared:

Download a Hex Editor, and get the sample file demo_file.kyp (350 KB - Mirror) that we'll be working on in this tutorial. My personal preference is H x D Editor, it's free and very lightweight, though anyone will do

Open up your hex editor and open the kyp file.


So first thing is to figure out the endianness. The endianness is the way bytes are read from the file. Take the value 0x0c80 for example. In Little Endian, this value would be read as 0x800c, so basically the value is read backwards. Big Endian is 0x0c80, so the value stays the same. So in order to figure out the endianness, there are a few ways to figure this out.

Look at the file and look for some definite values and compare.

• This is the method I use in order to figure out the endianness. Say I find a value that looks like a size. I can compare it to the file's actual size and see if it's correct. Or if I find a pointer to an offset, I can compare it to an actual value. If the value is reversed, then it's a Little Endian file. If it's a complete match, it's a Big Endian file.

• Guess if it's Little or Big.
  I really don't recommend this, as this can lead to mistakes. I'd recommend just using the first method.

So using one the methods above, we can come to the conclusion that this is a Big Endian format. However we need to set this in our script. QuickBMS defaults to Little Endian so we need to set our script to run in Little.

So what we do is at the top of the script is write out the function, "endian big". This sets our script to run in Big Endianness.

endian big

Next, we need to read through the...

Since his GTA V Simple Mod Menu and PS4 GTA V Native Caller updates, PlayStation 4 developer @2much4u has been working on Azura Menu located at AzuraMenu.com for running PS4 GTA V Menu Mods currently on 1.76 consoles.

Here's a PS4 Azura Menu GTAV Mod Menu 1.76 video tutorial from my YouTube Channel for those seeking some guidance with it!