PS3 Firmware

Not too long ago, Ratchet and Clank QForce arrived on European shores. If you're looking to get your hands on all of the amazing DLC on your CFW PS3, DUPLEX has got you covered.

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.

While the PS3 scene was dealt quite a blow from Sony's banhammer, things have kept right on trucking with Rogero's updated 4.21/4.30 CEX CFW version 2. Want PSN access and cleaner XMB sorting, then this is the firmware for you!

If you're a try it before you buy it kind of person, you've probably missed the propJOE website quite a bit during its downtime. However good things come to those who wait with more game and DLC fixes than you could ever possibly desire.

As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. If you are using any CFWs to sign into the PSN these days, I urge you not to as your account and console may in fact receive a lifetime ban from use!

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.

While the Rogero CEX firmware has certainly had its share of fiery reports, the talented developer comes back to us today with an updated version 1.02 which will please media junkies and multiMAN users alike.

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.

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!

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.

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.

First, there's a custom firmware release. Then comes an official firmware. Now, here's a new debug firmware release.

With the release of Rogero's custom firmware 4.21, here is something from the E3 team.

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.

Following the release of Rogero's custom firmware 4.21 many knew that homebrew compatibility would be a problem. Well after this piece of news, it might not be anymore.

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.

Just as one door has opened with the 4.25 CFW, you can expect another one to close tomorrow with the incoming 4.30 official firmware update. While it may impact some of that CFW PSN access, the good news is all you trophy collectors will probably be happy.