PS3 Development

We've seen a couple of different options when it comes to disk eboot signers, but what about those .pkg files used for homebrew and PSN games? Thanks to z3roblu3 you now have a pretty cool batch script to get the job done.

While we have been reporting all kinds of 4.x firmware releases over the past couple of weeks, that certainly hasn't stopped all developers from trying to find their own way to fill the gap. Thanks to this new release, we now have yet another stable way to experience Sony's latest firmware.

As a technology, streaming truly has taken the world by storm with good reason. However, if you're not using the latest build of PS3 Media Server to get the job done, you just might want to check out what this new update has in store for all OS variations.

There have certainly been a lot of game fixing tools released since all of the major key leaks, but some fans would argue no option is more complete than DarkGiovy's DarkEboot Fixer.

If you've got a PS3 on or below factory firmware 3.56, you're in luck with this new hardware method to flash E3's 4.30 custom firmware.

With all of this increased activity in the scene comes an increased desire for hardware flashers. With so many of us stuck on OFW, Progskeet offers us a way to downgrade. Now thanks to uf6667, we have a universal update intent on adding a whole lot more capability.

A lot of teams have been releasing 4.21 custom firmware options these days, but if you're a user on the scene I think we may have just found the new standard. Rebug is back with CFW 421.1 and 355.3!

Nightbird is on spoofer duty as well. If your perference is for his PSN/Spoofer Enabler & Disaber for the Kmeaw custom firmware, then take a look at his release.

Not too late following the release of the 4.31 official firmware by Sony, nathan_r32_69 is coming with an updated version of his SEN Enabler & Disabler for users of 3.55 custom firmwares. You know the deal.

With the release of all these new PS3 keys to sign pretty much any game you desire, comes a new need for a tool to do that work for you. JjKkYu is here to give us a fitting update for TrueAncestor to do just that!

There's more news flowing through the PS3 scene. How about having the ability to make your own game patches like those coming from unSANE and DUPLEX? Read on...

Some more updates coming through for the PS3 Scene. This time, some more LV0 keys get dumped and decrypted.

When you're developing PS3 homebrew the testing process can be quite the grind. However thanks to this updated release from Condorstrike you'll be able to lighten the load on your CFW 4.xx console.

Just days after 4.30 hit the update servers Sony is working fast to correct some errors with the newly released 4.31. Believe it or not, this update does not take any direct action against your CFW, so you can breathe a sigh of relief.

When a series like Resident Evil is called a mistake, any member of the development scene should take notice. However, if it's up to Epic Games dev Cliff Bleszinski, he has tweeted hopes of "fixing" the series.

If you happen to enjoy SvenGDK’s simple but worthy PS3 MultiTools that allows you to get your favorite games up and running, you’ll be glad to know that version 6 has landed today with support for some of the latest scene changes.

If you’ve been following up on the releases of  the popular PUP decrypter and repacker known as PUAD GUI, you’ll be glad to know that there is a new version out today that supports a whole mess of new features for you to poke into the internals of your console.

The PS3 scene is rife with leaks lately. After the release of lv0 keys comes yet another interesting key set.

So you might have noticed that the PlayStation 3 LV0 keys were leaked. Hence the wave of newer CFW. Here is some insight from Fail0verflow developer Marcan.

The flood gates were opened yesterday with the release of the Bluedisk CFW. In light of the huge recent developments, the popular programmer known as Rogero has fired back with his own 4.21 CFW as well.