Custom Firmwares

Last week I showed you all how to get your PSP to run the latest custom firmware. So now that you've done that, let's learn how to make some UMD and PSX backups of your games!

So you have an old PSP lying around and want to see what the scene is all about? The most recent findings and exploits have made hacking your PSP easier than ever.

If you've been watching our forums at all, then you know that camxpspx123 has been quite busy with his work updating drakon's Multicraft for PSP. We've got a new download and video for you to watch that's just one click away!

As members of DashHacks, we're all looking to be on the cutting edge of all the latest mods and apps. During the week's One Hacker's Opinion, I'll be hear to tell you all of the great things that PS3 fans can look forward to in the future. Don't forget about portables too!

Video tutorials from myself are up again!  Today I've collected all the necessary files/plugins into one video for you to get your old favourite PS1/PSX games running on your 6.XX CFW PSP.

This particular week, our download servers have been one happening place. Recording some of the highest stats I've ever seen, this weekly roundup will show you all of the most amazing files that made great things happen. If you've got a PSP, PS3, or a brand new iDevice, this is one feature that you should be paying attention to!

Another Monday means another round up of all the stories that got you hot and bothered over this past week. In the biggest show of variety we've ever had, I've got five different stories on five different consoles for this edition, so pretty much unless you're a devout Xbox scene member this article should have just about everything you need. Who's ready for another dose of this hacker's opinion?

The PSP scene has really started to gain some traction over the past couple of days. Today we bring you an update to a popular NeoGeo emulator for Sony's handheld that adds support for a whole bunch of BIOs and updated effects!

With PRO-C2 being the first of hopefully many updates in PSP CFW, I'm sure there are still people who are unfamiliar with the PSP hacking scene, or getting rusty from a slow hacking scene who aren't sure on how to install this custom firmware.  That is where this article comes in.

Once again the PRO team has delivered an update to their widely used Custom Firmware (CFW) bringing us now to PRO-C2.

When you're part of any sort of hacking scene, sometimes you get the impression that you're part of some small but secret group of users. While that may be true to some extent, the sales stats on PSN for December show that we made quite the impact!

It's been almost two years in the PSP and YouTube scene for me, and I've learned a fair bit about how to customize the PSP basically to it's fullest extent.  For the PSP hackers out there who don't quite think they have done just that, this article is for you.

With so much heat coming on the PS Vita these days from the hacking community, it can be easy to forget that there is still a pretty strong audience standing behind Sony's original handheld as well. If you still happen to be into the PSP dev side of things, you might be interested to know that PRXDecrypter has been updated to include support for the system's more recent firmware versions.

While the introduction of this PSP homebrew game may have slipped through the cracks over this past week, there is no reason that racing fans shouldn't check out the initial iteration of Runaway Car for PSP.

Want to load your Lite Custom Firmware a little faster? Well the developer The Z has released what should be the last installment of his app DarkSpeed.

Coldbird and the guys on the PRO team have built a more stable platform for Prometheus and its PRO-C baby.

If your PSP is on 6.39 and you just can't be bothered to update or just can't, neur0n has you covered.

That's right the Pro Team has released an update to their custom firmware that unlocks the true potential of the PSP.  This update is still part of the beta process but shows a large step forward regarding the ability to play your games online with adhoc.

UPDATE: v1.8 has been released, addressing a small bug.

After releasing his firmware dumper for the psp GO, neur0n is back with an update to his 6.60 ME & LME custom firmwares.

As most of you know there are a few CFW's out there to choose from already.  Currently there is 6.60-ME and 6.60PRO-B but some of you my remember when it all started back in the days of 2.71-SE and how it all progressed from there with Dark_AleX running the show than later M33.