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Well well...Hello slow news day. Today we take a look at the past few days in the PSP to PS3 conversion community, with a few recent tools that have emerged.

If you are forever worrying about the inevitable moment of when your PS3 will overheat, take a look at this application for custom firmware PS3's.

The Z has returned to bring a news update, on the latest of the popular PS Vita Exploit VHBL. Unfortunately it is bad news, as he has had to postpone VHBL due to the exploited game needed only being available in the European PSN Store.

There's a new release of the PS3 Tools Collection. Check it out!

It seems that there is not only one PSP to PS3 tool in the scene, there are many others too, check them all out, right here.

Scene developer doobz has been hard at work with help from sandungas to release this brand new, user friendly PC application, that will allow users out there to convert their beloved PSP Games into PS3 Minis that are compatible and Playable.

The scene is a place with many trends, and I've got the tools to prove it. While PSP Minis apps continue to dominate our traffic, this week also saw some updates to hacker essentials. Check them out here!

Congratulations to all of our DashHackers out there, because you guys made this one of the biggest download weeks I have ever seen. What tools made it happen? We've got new entries from Aldo, PS3ITA, and PSP Mini apps worth checking up on!

After about two weeks of waiting, Aldo has finally released the next version of the PS3 Tools Collection. With the big gap between updates, several tools have been or introduced. Let's take a look:

I'm sure that there are many of you who have been eagerly awaiting the release of TN-V v3.  Well  the wait is now over as Total_Noob has released it sooner than originally expected. 

Happy Tuesday to all of my fellow hackers! Today I've got a very special downloads roundup for you that features many files dedicated to programs that don't get updates too often. Whether you are a Sony portable guru, or a PS3 tool collector, this week's roundup is well worth paying attention to.

While we wait for more progress to be made on getting PSP games booted on PS3, PS2 Classics have been a pretty popular way to go. If you want a good GUI to help you out, this one just might be the option to beat!

If this week hasn't already been awesome enough for the PS Vita, it's just about to get a whole lot more awesome. Total Noob has just freshly finished the highly aniticipated CEF (Custom Emulator Firmware) TN-V for the Vita after Six months in development.

You thought the previous revision of PS3 Tools Collection had many updates? Take a look here for the latest additions and tweaks to everyones favourite toolset.

Aldo is cooking up another release for the PS3 Tools Collection. You're going to get updates to 6 of the 28+ tools available.

With all the new releases sneaking on to our servers this week, the downloads area of our site has been picking up steam. In case you've missed some of the latest developments here's a recap of the hottest apps and utilities we've got for your PS3 and PS Vita.

For those that find the normal news story just a little bit too boring, this weekly editorial on the hottest hacking leads has everything you need whether you're a Sony fanboy or Xbox loyalist. For one hacker's honest opinion, click on to the first story!

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).

If Total_Noob's TN-C eCFW was not what you expected in terms of compatibiilty or a good looking menu, then the PRO Team have released something that should tick all the boxes for you.

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.

While yesterday brought the announcement of a Hello World on Vita firmware 2.0, today brings some even brighter news with Frostegater's announcement of a fully working kernel exploit on the new firmware. What does this mean? Good things!

Just a few hours ago, Sony's firmware 2.0 was uploaded to the PS Vita live update servers. As usual, hackers have already been probing into the new code, only to discover that all existing public exploits have been blocked. Still, not all hope is lost!

If you've been enjoying the custom firmware experience on your PlayStation Vita, Total Noob is the one man you have to thank for it. Today, Total Noob has released an update to his popular eCFW, but it comes at the cost of saying goodbye to the scene.

Urbanix may be gone from the PSN but it's definitely not out for the count. Those who happen to have the US version of the game get to enjoy Total Noob's 6.60 TN-A CFE that was released earlier this week.

As is usual with any hacking scene, there is indeed usually a calm before the storm. As is evident by our slow stream of news this weekend, we can however return to you with some absolutely crazy stories coming straight from the PS Vita scene including the possibility of a Kernel exploit alongside a new game-inspired hack as well.

Well that didn't take long. The experts over at Wololo have confirmed for us that there is indeed a homebrew-laden future for the PlayStation Vita's most recent firmware. Once again, this comes as an apparent stumbling block by the coders over at Sony to make any real progress at stopping a scene from emerging on their newly released handheld.

Following the public release of the game that Nuer0n has used to launch his PS Vita homebrew loader on PSP firmware 1.80 comes the subsequent reveal of the loader itself. As of today, VHBL r160 for Sony's recent firmware update is available today for all to use.

Before the PSN goes down for maintenance tomorrow, you might want to check this nifty trick out, if you have your Vita laying around on an outdated firmware.

The team(s) working hard to bring you VHBL to firmware 1.80 has updated the OpenCMA application to prep for the upcoming release.

It's time for PS Vita owners to get their hunt on. Developer Neur0n has announced the game that will be used for his exploit.

It's no secret that the PS Vita is somewhat hurting right now in comparison to the competition. While the recent 1.80 update finally gave us some PSOne classics on the go, there are still a few more holes that need to be filled in before this handheld truly performs as advertised.

The Cobra team is at it again and release an update to multiMAN Cobra Manager. This release allows you to download game updates requiring firmware 3.60, which will need patching before installing. 

A couple of days ago Colbird, a developer of the Pro Team, announced that he has managed to get an additional 4MB of RAM out of the PSP 1000 series.

pr0p0sitionJOE, also known as propJOE, has released another game patch for those on custom firmware. It''s of the Japanese variety, so if that interests you, take a look.

Bad news continues to breed at the Wololo camp as he announces the end of development of his famed PSP homebrew game Wagic.

Pokemon: Liquid Crystal is as we have said before, something of an epic homebrew.  If you manage to get a patched Fire Red ROM on your PSP or PS3 then you will probably have too much fun.  The developers of the ROM however have something in store for the games future...

Last week I put forward a damn nice piece of Pokemon homebrew going by the name of Liquid Crystal.  If you haven't seen this you are really missing something amazing....

• Fixed a freeze bug when enter sleep with SpeedUpMs option is Enabled.
• Added a Text color option in Recovery menu.

• Fixed a freeze bug when enter sleep with SpeedUpMs option is Enabled.
• Added a Text color option in Recovery menu.

Say your using your new CFW 6.XXPro-C and you think to your self "WOW! I would really like to have a big old clock where my XMB should be?" You know because that happens all the time. Well now you can have your clock.

The ESRB has ordered that Risen 2's cover be changed so that people's delicate sensibilities aren't offended. Oh, censorship, you so silly.

As we all know there are a slew of PS3 Dongles out there now, ranging from the True Blue to Cobra USB each offering their own uniq

Since I last spoke to wololo for our "20 Questions with the dev" article a few days ago wololo has announced today that the name of the game and the exploit will be announced in Hours/Days as opposed to Weeks/Months.

First of all I would like to thank wololo for his time he has spent producing homebrew over the years and for answering our "20 Questions". I'm hoping this will give everyone a better understanding and some insight in to who wololo is and what he's about.

Although Zer01ne won't be porting his latest exploit to HBL for the PSP, he will be doing it for VHBL. He has a broken arm but he's willing to get something done. This exploit is just like the other exploits are PSP exploits and work only within the PSP emulator of the Vita.

Recently we published an article about the Vita's HBL and its impending release, Well its out... and properly its been killed. Wanna know how this happened? Keep reading.

Earlier in the week, Wololo dropped a few words regarding the progress of all things homebrew on the Vita. Now, it's the end of the week and Wololo is taking today's alleged SEN maintenance as his cue to announce the game needed for Tek4's exploit.

Game patches nowadays are a necessity for all the latest platforms and game genres.  Whether it be the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, or PC, updates are always coming out.  The point which I was in a vigorous banter about with a friend on Skype just half an hour ago, is the purpose of these aforementioned patches.