PS Vita News

Believe it or not, the gaming industry is full of all kinds of moral dilemmas. Today, we're going to take a look at the controversial issue of game hacks and cheats. Where do you stand?

6.60 TN-V is a Custom Emulator Firmware, also known as CEF. This CEF will work with the UNO 2.02 exploit for your PS Vita. If you don't have this exploit keep reading because there is additional news for you too. 

With important announcements looming from all corners of the gaming industry, this past week has given us some of the most exciting leads that we have seen so far this year. Want a recap with a little opinion on the side? Then One Hacker's Opinion is the place to be!

Ok, things have been really up and down with this information about TN-V and 2.05 (an earlier article of mine to be exact) and I have cleared that up.  This time however I have information straight from the horses mouth so to speak, about what the go is with TN-V on 2.05.

Am I the only one who goes to download a torrent at the home computer, only to see another family member occupying the comfy cushion in front of it?  With this tutorial some of your problems may be solved.

The latest rumor says that there's a new PS Vita that's going to be released sometime in the future.

About week or so ago I posted an article amongst the plethora of information on DashHacks, stating that a conversation with TheZ has ideally "confirmed" the existence of TN-V on 2.05 (you can see that conversation below).  Today is an article in reply to that and an apology from me.

Another Monday means another round up of all the stories that got you hot and bothered over this past week. In the biggest show of variety we've ever had, I've got five different stories on five different consoles for this edition, so pretty much unless you're a devout Xbox scene member this article should have just about everything you need. Who's ready for another dose of this hacker's opinion?

Yesterday I posted something in regards to the latest in CEF news with Total_Noob unveiling what work has been done so far in TN-V on what is presumably 2.02 (the UNO exploit).  TheZ has let something slip on YouTube in a short conversaion with me however in regards to the firmware this CEF will be released on.

It's been a while since we saw anything in regards to the PS Vita and it's ability to get the PSP's XMB running inside it's PSP emulator.  Today may be the day that gets you hyped up for a damn exciting release from Total_Noob.

It was a busy week in the world of hacks, but now that Monday has arrived, I'm here to give you your weekly dose of the hottest stories with a healthy little dose of opinion. Whether you're a fan of Sony, Apple or Microsoft, this is an editorial to not be missed!

With all the new releases sneaking on to our servers this week, the downloads area of our site has been picking up steam. In case you've missed some of the latest developments here's a recap of the hottest apps and utilities we've got for your PS3 and PS Vita.

Are you an evil genius with the skills and superpowers to make games bend to your will?  Does the thought of your special powers make console producers shake in their boots in fear that your knowledge will become public?  You know what I’m talkin about right?  The hacking community needs you!

For those that find the normal news story just a little bit too boring, this weekly editorial on the hottest hacking leads has everything you need whether you're a Sony fanboy or Xbox loyalist. For one hacker's honest opinion, click on to the first story!

If you've been happy with the UNO exploit, you may want to check out the source code released by Frostegater to see exactly how the developer was able to work his magic.

With the advent of firmware 2.05, the numerous exploits that were present in the preceding firmware 2.02, were all patched. This included those that paved the way for the Vita Half Byte Loader, CEF and ARK.

The PSP and PS Vita may be a generation apart, but to our community in many ways they still remain tightly competitive devices. In this head to head, find out which system I think is better.

With 2.05 being the latest OFW update for our piano black portables and many people missing out on the UNO exploit, updating seems to be the only option for many users.  TheZ however has posted something to give those seeking a new exploit a light at the end of the tunnel.

The inevitable has happened and Sony have released their 2.05 official firmware for the PS Vita.  With the new firmware now being a compulsory update in regards to updating trophies and playing online, what else has been done to the insides of this fearsome firmware?

The next firmware is coming for the PS Vita. It's one of the Sony official variety.