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Last week we posted a story about Nintendo electing to enforce copyright claims to retrieve ad revenue from YouTube users. Is this kind of practice morally right? We examine all sides of the issue on this edition of Gaming Shades of Grey!

Bethesda's upcoming Wolfenstein: New World Order shocked us all by electing not to include multiplayer as part of the plan. It sounds a bit weird, but it may not have been the worst idea. Here are five reasons why excluding online modes could be a smart decision.

Good news everyone, and it's from everyones favorite gaming developers, Electronic Arts! EA's attempt to destroy used game sales has completely backfired and blown up in their faces.

Don't have a CFW PS3 that you can boot to Linux with? This unique tutorial will show you how to get a boot of Ubuntu to run off your flash drive in just a few minutes!

So, let's talk about an issue that has actually been somewhat nagging myself and a lot of other gaming news websites out there.  Quite simply they're known as developers. Yes, i'm talking about video game developers.

Speculation is on the rise for just about every console you can imagine. Has Sony left major security holes open in the PS Vita and PS3? Is the Wii U a failure? What can we expect in the next Xbox? Find out in this week's One Hacker's Opinion!

Originally scheduled for public release on June 4, just in time for E3, OUYA CEO Julie Uhrman has reported today that the open source Android based console will now be pushed by to a launch day of June 25, just after the E3 hype has worn off.

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. 

Nintendo have revealed what games they will be showing off at E3 this year and it looks like they are actually going to be showing off their bug guns

You, the soldier need to eliminate your enemies. But with limited bullets and only 3 lives this might be a challenge. Be careful, your enemies might be everywhere!

Just yesterday we ran a story about how Nintendo is looking to some of the smaller phone app development teams to help make software for the Wii U. Because the Mario-maker sees such profit in this, I thought I would clue you guys in on why such largely indie development is so darn awesome.

In the past week, Nintendo has really sent a wrench through the industry by hiring a new CEO and electing not to make a presentation at this year's E3. The idea can be a lot to process, so this article will attempt to break down two essential questions: why did they do it, and what does it mean.

The days counting down to E3 have more or less meant some slightly slow news weeks for us, but Nintendo made some really massive moves to change that trend over the past seven days. In this week's One Hacker's Opinion we'll examine the shocking happenings while giving you your next-gen rumor fix!

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.

EA was recently called "the worst company in America by the publication known as Consumerist. While some may disagree with the ruling, here are just a few examples of the mistakes that allowed them to claim that kind of honor!

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.

For those who didn't remember, gSquare is a homebrew game that was a canidate for the PSP Genesis Compitition 2011 created by Geecko & Meastnt. It is a great puzzle PSP Homebrew that will keep you going for hours. This game is only in English and French...until now! You can play this game (for those who don't speak English well) in Dutch, German, French and Spanish!