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One Hacker's Opinion is our weekly DashHacks catch-up news column. Do you want to hear about the biggest hacks and how they might impact the industry? Today's edition features a bunch of cool hardware mods, scene shockers, and Nintendo news that has us all talking!

Francesco Lanzilotta the developer of the PSP-PS3 Conversion Tool "Bite" has released a new update in version 1.5.1. The update consists of a few additions and a new name. The new name being "Bite h&e", also comes the addition of 3 PC emulators.....

Estwald and D_Skywalk have followed up on their last update of Iris Manager. This takes it to v2.42. This is a very important update, so please if you are using Iris Manager 2.41, Download this version and update it.

New day, new version of IrisManager. See what's new in version 2.41.

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!

This week, as always, has been a busy one for the hacking press. If you want your news with a heavy dose of analysis, I've got your skinny on Apple lawsuits, Vita hacks, and even a PS4 price rumor that's been churning out of the mill.

There has been a lot attention towards the development and progress being made in porting PSP games and homebrew to the PS3 as of late.  But it’s not the only thing going on with PSP emulation and PPSSPP v0.7.5 is bringing the PSP games you love to a wide variety of portable devices.

April as we know it is of course the month dedicated to humor. When we start talking about games, there are a whole lot of unintentional jokes out there to be had. Let's take a look at some of the silliest moments the industry has ever seen!

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!

There's a new update for users of SGK's 4.40 custom firmware. Check it out!

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!

It's been a busy week here on DashHacks. With new consoles on the horizon and an always impressive scene to cover, we've got the sweetest blend of headlines from the official and less than official sides of the fence. Whether you live in the now or have your eyes on the future, One Hacker's Opinion is where you want to be!

If you haven't heard the news by now, the much talked about hackable Ouya console starts shipping to KickStarter backers in just twenty-four hours. So what games will you be able to play at launch? Here are just a few worth mentioning.

The Sony scenes have been bumping from all angles, but we can't forget about Nintendo. Fans of the ZX Spectrum are going to find a lot to love in this updated emulator.

The scene has been a pretty exciting place this week despite the absence of all the usual suspects like multiMAN and Iris. While this set ,may not be made up of all the usual suspects, these downloads are some of the best to keep you up to date on what's been happening!

With their mountain of legal bills, there's no denying that folks over at Nintendo and Apple have probably seen some slightly better days, but for the hackers of the world things definitely got a whole lot brighter. Find out all sides of the story in this week's One Hacker's Opinion!

Hey everybody! I'm back again at DashHacks to give you the scoop on some of the very latest scene files that have been getting a lot of downloads on our servers. Of course there are some faces you will recognize here, but that doesn't make these added features any less exciting. Click on to see the rest!

As has usually been the case, the news servers have been pretty hot this week over at DashHacks, which you all know means I have a job to do. Looking for a recap of all the good stuff with just a little bit of slant on things? You've come to the right place!

Enjoying your hit of nostalgia with the latest release of RetroArch? Want to take it a step further with more emulation goodness? pete_uk may have the answer for you.

It's that time of the week again where I bring you the very latest downloads from our awesome servers. This past week it's been almost completely about PS3 tools, but I do have one homebrew game in here worth talking about.

Here is some good news for those who love to play emulated games on their PS3.  Spanish Developer IngPereira has been working hard to enable the dynarec on the 4.21 CEX/DEX CFWs.

Depending on who you talk to, the XMB of the PSP and PS3 will either be loved or hated. Regardless of how you feel about the interface, this handy little Windows emulator started just yesterday by SvenGDK shows promising progress toward making the Cross-Media-Bar fully bootable from Windows.

In case you were unaware, our site not only gives you the very latest scoop from all your favorite scenes, but we also give you a lot of the key files to make it happen. It's been a little while since I have done a download roundup like this, but if you happen to be just a little out of the loop lately, these are the files that have been lighting up our servers over the past couple weeks. No matter what current-gen console you've got, I've got a download for you!

A few weeks ago, I debated whether classic gaming was better than modern gaming. Since the classics were ultimately victorious, let's break that feud down just a little bit more by figuring out which console was better in the 16-bit era! Genesis and SNES fans come hither!

In case you haven't heard, the supposed PS4 announcement is just a mere twenty-four hours away! To celebrate I've compiled five of the most crucial and juciest rumors on the next gen system from Sony to make sure you are all up to date!

With rumours floating around the internet about Sony's next generation console, fans are starting to wonder what exactly the console will be capable of.  Here's what we know so far.

Been sitting tight awaiting any news regarding the Cobra ODE? Wait no longer, Team Cobra has finally released it!

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!

Time to get your emulation fix updated with the latest relase of RetroArch.

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!

Moving on closer to the next stable version of IrisManager, Estwald has released another beta for you guys to try out.

Estwald is keeping the updates coming with a beta release for everyone to check out. Take a peep at it.

Deank never stops updating his work on the popular multiMAN loader which is why we are here to tell you about the very latest version. This adds further fixes to make PSX emulation even better!

As always seems to be the case, PS3 downloads have dominated on our servers over the past week. In this recap of the five hottest files, you'll see a lot of returning familiar faces alongside some surprising new ones as well. You aren't a hacker unless you've tried all of these!

Following up on the last installment of Iris Manager by PlayStation 3 developer Estwald comes version 1.60 of the backup manager.

deank has found a way to get something new working in multiMAN. With that, there's another update to download.

The PSP and PS Vita may be a generation apart, but to our community in many ways they still remain tightly competitive devices. In this head to head, find out which system I think is better.

Cobra USB users: Prep your dongles and consoles for an update from the one and only Team Cobra.

The Cobra team we all know from the dongle they produced that gave us PSP, PS3, PS2, and PSX game support is back with something new and it’s not a dongle (thank god).

With the recent release of the ARK eCFW to the PS Vita community just a couple days ago, one of the biggest features available was PSX game support. The problem however is that these ISOs will offer you no sound at the moment. Here's an explanation on this anomaly!

We have heard nothing more regarding Team Cobra's upcoming ODE since its announcement. We haven't heard anything until now.

Fancy playing some homebrew this Xmas? Ced2911 has something going for you.

It’s been a little while since we’ve mentioned oct0xor or his work on cracking the dongles so I think it’s about time for a little update on how things are coming along.

In case you haven't heard, the Ouya is the first mainstream  hackable console. If that's the case, you can bet emulators are going to be popular, but this one looks especially exciting.

Looking for a couple emulators for your nostalgia fix? RetroArch may be the solution to your problems. Now, it has even more platforms for you to choose from.

In the past, PS2 emulation on PS3 has been something of a spotty effort. If you bought an older system, you just might be enjoying backwards compatibility while newer versions are more or less left in the dust. However that could change with this new Sony job posting.

For fans of PS3 classic system emulators, odds are you have probably become attached at the hip to the RetroArch software developed. Essentially it includes all classic system emulators in one package, but what if you wanted them separate?

deroad returns with a new update to his noRSX graphics library for the PS3 and noRSX emulator for PCs. If you're using his graphic library for your homebrew or you're looking to, take a look at the new update.

If you have a PS Vita, you've probably been launching a whole  mess of games and applications through the newly released VHBL for PS Vita firmware 1.80. However, ever since the loader's launch, there has been one application that all users have been clamouring for: Snes9xTYL.