PS3 Hacks

If you're using one of the newer 4.XX custom firmware options, you might be greeted with a 80010009 error when attempting to install certain game updates. This little .pkg offers a fix for your woes.

With the year 2012 gone as quick as it came, it has now become the time to look at some of the stories that you all read the most this year. Join me as we recount the laughter, tears, (and many multiMAN releases) that made this year such an awesome time to be a part of that little community we call the PS3 scene.

If you've been a follower of Tetzrep's Mortal Kombat mods, you'll be excited to know that there is a new one out today that allows for a rather spooky new gameplay addition. Fighting skeletons? It sounds pretty cool to me too!

If you're looking to enter the CFW universe, right now the best way to do that is through downgrading. Thanks to this new GUI from BwE, that process has been made a lot simpler.

Bethesda have done a pretty piss poor job to be honest in regards not only to officially getting Dawnguard Skyrim DLC on the PS3, but keeping patient fans in the loop as to progress in this matter.  One PS3 dev by the name of UnknownArchive has decided that waiting patiently is overrated.  Why not do it yourself.

Looking to get some of the best apps and games of the month? Take a gander at what the members of Dashhacks chose as the hottest downloads for the month of November! Consider these an early holiday present!

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.

Developer Deank has released a few updates to multiMAN. Unfortunately only the outdated version 04.11.12 was reported here last.

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!

It's that time of the year again! With Black Friday just around the corner, you know you should probably start filling out that holiday list. If you're a hacker or a gamer, here are five pretty solid items you won't regret asking Santa to buy for you.

PS3 developer almulder returns today with an update to the UMD Dumper which brings this release up to version 2.4. Almulder has made some nice changes to this release.  If you are looking for a UMD Dumper then check out the dev statement and full changelog.

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!

Developer DarkGiovy has released another update to his handy app to fix PS3 game Eboots for use on CFW 3.55.

The holiday season is just around the corner, and that's why you need to know what gifts to get for your loved ones. I've been scouring the internet for all of you and keeping track of reader comments, and here's what I think are the top 5 gifts for gamers this season!

With so many developments in the scene lately, updates to all of the major PS3 tools are starting to trickle in. Early on in this cycle comes $n!pR who is here to announce the 1.30 version of his .pkg GUI.

French developer raymanvtwo over at ps-addict.fr has released a tutorial that claims possible installation of Rebug CFW 4.21.1 on any PS3, that is with the aid of a hardware flasher.

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.