PS Vita News

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!

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.

This week, as always, has been a busy one for the hacking press. If you want your news with a heavy dose of analysis, I've got your skinny on Apple lawsuits, Vita hacks, and even a PS4 price rumor that's been churning out of the mill.

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!

April as we know it is of course the month dedicated to humor. When we start talking about games, there are a whole lot of unintentional jokes out there to be had. Let's take a look at some of the silliest moments the industry has ever seen!

The_Z has some good news regarding VHBL on firmware 2.11. Keep on reading to see what it is.

Sony has pushed out another firmware update for the PS Vita. See what's new so soon.

If you've been watching our forums at all, then you know that camxpspx123 has been quite busy with his work updating drakon's Multicraft for PSP. We've got a new download and video for you to watch that's just one click away!

Congratulations to all of our DashHackers out there, because you guys made this one of the biggest download weeks I have ever seen. What tools made it happen? We've got new entries from Aldo, PS3ITA, and PSP Mini apps worth checking up on!

It's that time of the week again where I let you know my opinion on some of the hottest scene stories hitting the interwebs. This week we've got PS3s getting back online as well as playing PSP games. You'll also get my views on the upcoming iPhone too. My opinion lies ahead!

Sony's official firmware 2.10 update may have put a stop to OpenCMA but that's not stopping everyone. See what's been done to get OpenCMA working again.

I'm sure that there are many of you who have been eagerly awaiting the release of TN-V v3.  Well  the wait is now over as Total_Noob has released it sooner than originally expected. 

It's that time of the month again. You all know it well, it's time for scheduled maintenance on the PlayStation Network.

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.

Happy Tuesday to all of my fellow hackers! Today I've got a very special downloads roundup for you that features many files dedicated to programs that don't get updates too often. Whether you are a Sony portable guru, or a PS3 tool collector, this week's roundup is well worth paying attention to.

As members of DashHacks, we're all looking to be on the cutting edge of all the latest mods and apps. During the week's One Hacker's Opinion, I'll be hear to tell you all of the great things that PS3 fans can look forward to in the future. Don't forget about portables too!

TN-V has become the best way for users on OFW 2.02 and under to run homebrew on their Vita consoles. What if I told you the best just got a little bit better. Check out the major details by clicking onward!

Easter eggs may have been filling up our baskets earlier in the week, but they have had a long history in video games. From impossible unlockables to the just plain weird, here are some of the coolest hidden secrets around!

It's that time of the week again, where I show you some of the very hottest downloads that our servers have to offer. This week, I've got some exclusive PS3 tools to show you, along with PS Vita hacks and PSP homebrew for good measure. Scenes new and old will find a lot to love today!