Author: HolmesInFive

As many of you may know, a while back after some unfortunate leaks and drama in the PS Vita scene, Coldbird decided to depart from the hacking scene.  With no apparent intentions on returning, the hopes of a working PSX sound plugin for the Vita's CEF were a mere dream... Until now.

For those of you who have an interest in homebrew and game development, or those of you with a creative spark, this news is definitely something for you to take advantage of. 

It's that time again where numerous PS Vita exploit hackers hold their breath, to see whether future releases of VHBL exploits will still work on the PS Vita's official firmware.  2.12 is officially out, and just like the numerical increment its changes are very small.

The Wii U is having a somewhat "PS3 launch experience" with a large number of gamers whipping out the degrading one-liner "The Wii U has no games".  EA isn't looking to help Nintendo in this situation, with the Frostbite 2 engine sealing the Wii U's fate for future Star Wars releases.

With "Call Of Duty: Ghosts" now being an official thing after previous leaks by Tesco, Activision and Infinity Ward seem to be starting up their advertising campaign with an interesting social media experiment of sorts.

That date has come for all you Grand Theft Auto fans.  Rockstar has just released their triple trailer package with the three aforementioned characters in our previous article.  Get reading and watch the embedded trailers below!

It can be a bit of a hastle being away from the PS3 or your PS Vita being on charge, when you hear about a huge PSN sale or Vita exploit game you want to buy and download without your hardware in front if you.  After a positive tweet from @PSAccess on Twitter, staying on top of your digital purchases and downloads will be a lot easier and convenient!

DashHacks has been around for quite a long time now, with a variety of content being published every day to satisfy your information-hungry minds with the latest in gaming, console and hacking news.  Today, myself and the rest of the team here at DashHacks are looking to get a better understanding of exactly what you want out of the website in regards to what we write, for you to read.

It's no secret that many GTA fans are getting impatient over the lack of a GTA 5 disc in their tray.  With a delayed release date, waiting until September 17 for Rockstar to deliver is quite the feat of patience for some.  GTA's developers have hinted at something however that should satisfy your want for more GTA 5 information, with this promo to hype up the masses.

I see a lot of people on YouTube with our familiar favourite consoles (PS3 and Xbox 360) making videos of their gameplay or hacks, and showcasing them with a video camera pointed at their TV screens.  The team over at Hauppauge have been working on capture card hardware for some years now, and if you're looking to improve your gameplay/hack recordings to please your viewers, the following product is definitely the way to go.

Sony is slowly releasing more and more information about the PS4, and more specifically about the new "piece of kit" called the DualShock 4.  Sony PlayStation on YouTube has just released a short 2:30 video covering a few more small features of the next gen piece of hardware, which you can watch below.

Call Of Duty is rather infamous for it's yearly recycle of the same game engine with a different story, so it's no news that people are wondering what this years release is going to be.  Thankfully after a leak made by Tesco, we now know the name and game cover of this years assumed Modern Warfare prequel.

A while back I updated you fine readers here at DashHacks with some information about a program going by the name of The PlayStop Network.  Since then at version 1.09 the program has come a fair way with new updates, and now at 1.12 you can have a very smooth performing home for your homebrew at a very small 2mb of downloads.

That time has come and gone, the big "features update" from Sony for the PS Vita in the form of 2.10.  I took it upon myself to make a video with a full hands on for the majority of the big features implemented into the update, and down below is exactly that!

PS Vita firmware 2.10 may have knocked out the compatibility of Apache Overkill and it's VHBL fun, but that's not to say that a VHBL on this firmware still doesn't exist!  TheZett on YouTube has just uploaded a video after his own proof of concept on 2.10, showing his personal VHBL running on 2.10 OFW.

The PS Vita has been waiting a while to see an update that brings something new and useful to the table (or pocket?) since firmware 2.00 and 2.01.  Today we see something that would have been great as a day one feature, but better late than never has been implemented into PS Vita Official Firmware 2.10.

This is some damn big and exciting news.  For avid YouTube gamers, or console gamers who like their platforms displayed on a full TV screen no matter what the resolution, this new development in the PS Vita scene may be a damn good investment for yourself!

Video tutorials from myself are up again!  Today I've collected all the necessary files/plugins into one video for you to get your old favourite PS1/PSX games running on your 6.XX CFW PSP.

After replacing my iPhone's home button today, I decided to configure it and realised a lot of people didn't know how to do that themselves!  For those with an unresponsive or faulty home button on your Apple device, read/watch on.

After a long time spent making tutorials in the land of PS consoles and Android phones, I now make a move over to iOS devices with this incredibly simple tutorial for any newbies starting out with iPhone hacking.