PS3 SDK v4.50 Leaked By YLoD: A Few Small Pieces For Development

Various pieces of the official PS3 SDK have leaked in the past, and today we have a few more from version 4.50 of the software suite. As has happened many times in the past, these findings come to us straight from the team known as YLoD. Much of the major tools have been kept contractually under wraps, but at least we have a few morsels of additional information to mess around with.

That being said, the total archive only accounts for about sixty-three megabytes in size. Obviously there's no way a full SDK could be that small, so that leaves the scene with a couple different speculations. This is either an update file for an existing base SDK, or the majority of the truly important bits have been intentionally stripped from the leak. From what I can gather, this is likely to be limited to the toolchain and basic file compilers. I won't include a source link or download here for legal reasons, but I'm sure you'll be able to find it if you really want it. Regardless, it probably isn't of much use in the incomplete state that it's in!

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