Shortly after 3.74 released, a plugin widely used by the homebrew community, , stopped working correctly for many users. reF00D is critical because it allows users to play games that require firmware versions higher than what is installed on the console (by decrypting keys on the fly).
Secondly, Update 3.74 would solve the storage absurdity that crippled the Vita’s commercial life. The proprietary Sony memory cards—expensive, failure-prone, and capped at 64GB—are an albatross. In the hypothetical patch notes, line item #2 would read: "Enabled exFAT driver support for SD2Vita adapters via the MMC partition." This is a revolutionary act. By baking in native support for microSD cards located in the game card slot, Sony would retroactively forgive the hardware sin of 2012. It would turn the Vita from a digital curio cabinet into a functional ROM repository and indie machine. 3.74 would not add new games; it would unlock the ability to carry the entire PSP, PSX, and Vita library on a $40 512GB card. ps vita system software update 374 hot