It's time for another edition of the editorial designed for all you lovely DashHackers! Want to hear about Wii U woes and some next-generation rumors? One Hacker's Opinion has your popular news with just a little extra spin on top!

With the PS4 release expected this holiday season (thus months away), it seems that Sony and the PlayStation team are at work early with getting PSN Purchases up as soon as possible.

We've been using classic system emulators for over a decade now, but with the Ouya now allowing such software to be sold on its own store, there is still some debate to be had. Let's take a look at all sides of the issue!

Today a new trailer and some interesting news has been revealed. Call of Duty: Ghosts is going to be Next-Gen and a game play trailer will be revealed at the Xbox Conference 2013.

Could Ubisoft have just outed the PS4/XBOX release date? This is not the first time Ubisoft have done this. Watch Dogs was confirmed as a launch title for the PlayStation 4 and for "other next gen platforms".

I see a lot of people on YouTube with our familiar favourite consoles (PS3 and Xbox 360) making videos of their gameplay or hacks, and showcasing them with a video camera pointed at their TV screens.  The team over at Hauppauge have been working on capture card hardware for some years now, and if you're looking to improve your gameplay/hack recordings to please your viewers, the following product is definitely the way to go.

Sony is slowly releasing more and more information about the PS4, and more specifically about the new "piece of kit" called the DualShock 4.  Sony PlayStation on YouTube has just released a short 2:30 video covering a few more small features of the next gen piece of hardware, which you can watch below.

Call Of Duty is rather infamous for it's yearly recycle of the same game engine with a different story, so it's no news that people are wondering what this years release is going to be.  Thankfully after a leak made by Tesco, we now know the name and game cover of this years assumed Modern Warfare prequel.

The tech industry is abuzz with features we might see in the next generation of gaming, but do we really want all of them? From always on capability to social media integration, let's take a look at the evidence!

Details have been a bit scarce on the PS4 since its initial launch announcement, but what we all want to know is how much it will cost. Sony Worldwide Vice President Michael Denny didn't give us a number, but we have clues!

Microsoft's Adam Orth set the industry aflame last week thanks to his #dealwithit rant, but is the concept of always on consoles really that terrible. Let's consider all sides of the argument!

A few weeks ago, I published a Gaming Shades of Grey story about DRM that got quite a few of you talking. Since we've already hashed out the debate part of the issue, let's take a look at a few of the games and foibles that caused DRM to become such a hot industry topic.

Easter eggs may have been filling up our baskets earlier in the week, but they have had a long history in video games. From impossible unlockables to the just plain weird, here are some of the coolest hidden secrets around!

As you might know, Sony's PS4 panel at the Game Developer's Conference just recently came to an end. While there weren't any massive revelations to be found, there's certainly enough to keep watchers of this new console quite intrigued.

Sometimes getting through a game can be a difficult process, but is it okay for a hardcore gamer to use a guide or walkthrough to help them out? I'll lay out the issue, and you can tell me what you think!