PS Vita News

Thanks to Pimmeldisko the Vita homebrew community has received the gift of a PS Vita Compiler SDK and the Documentation to go with it.

According to SKFU’s blog he is making progress on what could be one of the first nonPSPemu hacks out there and could pave the way for new hacks outside of the eCFW we have seen so far.

I'm pretty sure this will be an awesome new year, with TheZ releasing the game that is going to spike in popularity on the PSN in the coming weeks (until it most likely gets taken down). 

While the Wii U may be a hardware newcomer, in comparison to the current consoles it still packs some serious heat. Check out this new head to head round where the Wii U goes on an all out war against the PlayStation Vita.

Developer Virtuous Flame has been hard at work on his new eCFW for the PS Vita that’s going by the name of “VF eCFW ARK.

A new update has slipped under the radar for the PS Vita, with 2.02 being a non compulsory update.  While the first assumption to make is that there is a patch for the highly anticipated eCFW/VHBL exploit for 2.01, you shall now be pleasantly surprised.

In anticipation of VHBL 2.01 being released this month, I decided it was time I made a video tutorial on how to install Open CMA R5.  Best to ensure everyone can enjoy the VHBL once it's out!

PS Vita developer The Z has made an interesting Tweet. You must remember the not so long ago leaked files containing a kernel exploit...

In its previous version, the YouTube app on the PS Vita has been just a little bit less than functional. However thanks to a hefty update issued today you'll be getting a whole lot to love on Sony's latest handheld.

Following up on an earlier article this week about Frostegater and his PS Vita misfortune, we can let you guys know that Frostegater now has another PS Vita.  Now he is right back into doing what he does best, and we should be seeing some of it sooner than expected.

For the users of OpenCMA on firmware 2.00 or higher: There's a new update available to keep your transfer abilities open.

TheZ and Frostegater have both done some great work in the PS Vita scene, and todays update is no different.  With the help of TheZ and his Vita, and with the help of Frostegater and his Vita kernel exploit, we now have eCFW running on 2.01 OFW.

It's time to get your Vita consoles updated. Firmware 2.01 is out and it is ready for action.

YouTube is one of the most visited websites on the internet, and one of the most used applications on my PS Vita as I'm sure it is on many other Vita users.  Today, Sony has released an update to improve on just such a video filled experience.

We've seen plenty of strong attempts at homebrew stores in other scenes, but this little app created by a talented three man team is a real standout for owners of the PlayStation Vita.

Hanging back on firmware 1.81 for homebrew capabilities? Want to be able to get on PSN without upgrading? Read on.

Need some help finding homebrew for your Vita? This app can help you with just that.

This is going to be a somewhat lengthy article, so grab some popcorn with a drink and get reading as to why I believe the PS3 combined with the PS Vita, will be a better team than the Wii U and its Wii U controller.

While Sony's Music Unlimited may have quite the uphill battle with some steep competition, it's hoping to suck in some new members through a slightly discounted rate for all PSN users provided you live in one of the promotional territories.

TheZ is at it again, cooking up the goods that you like for everyone to devour, if you still aren't full from Thanksgiving.