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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!

Here's the news, the official sales (not the Pachter Predictions) from the NPD Group for ALL console sales from the last month.

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.

Kinect? PS Move? Forget it, this controller does it all, and a lot better too. Throw those useless devices into their dusty boxes, and get your fingers crossed for this awesome looking controller. It's genius.

Let's not beat around the bush, you're out of touch and have no idea what the people want. You've been drowned out by your yes men leading you on and have no clue that there is an impending storm cloud just waiting to strike you guys down, in the shape of a PS4 and XBOX logo.

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!

Scene developer SvenGDK has updated his widely popular tool XMBPC today, and has added some minor changes to this revsion.

A new challenger appears! French Scene Developers, TeamSGK have stepped up to the occasion and have released their own update to their CFW 4.40, to v4.40.5. This update provides multiple changes to the previous version 4.4.0.4.  Make sure you read the very important 'update' at the end of the article before taking any action.

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!

PlayStation Homebrew Developer deroad, has an update to one of his popular homebrew applications for the PS3 and a Move Controller. I am sure many ladies out there will enjoy this update by developer deroad.

Good news for those looking to add PSP games to the collection of PS1 and PS2 games you can play on your PS3 as Bite has received another nice update.  SvenGDK has also updated the XMBPC application to include the PS1Loader.  Check out all the details.

An update for IrisManager has been put out today by scene developer Estwald. In this new v2.35 update there have been some nice improvements.  Keep reading to see what's new.  

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!

Two popular PS3 apps get some nice updates.  Universal Media Server includes new supported file types along with some other updates and SvenGDK is back again with more updates for the XMBPC app.  Take a look at what's new.

Want to bring the PS3 XMB experience to your computer but can't get Remote Play going? How about playing some games? SvenGDK's XMBPC may be able to help you with both.

See what happens when you make your PS3 think there's an earthquake happening with deroad's PS Seismograph.

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!

Just a few days after his major release, Spanish scene developer MiralaTijera has released an update to his CFW 4.40. This updates the core of his CFW 4.40 with QA Flag integration to version 3.1.0.

Want to have a XMB to play with right from your computer? Check out SvenGDK's XMBPC.

Who had ever though that 4.40 would run CFW that quickly? I didn't! But the Spanish developer MiralaTijera thought otherwise and has brought us great content very quickly! Kudos to MiralaTijera for his fast release!

Like the nifty ways that developers implement use of the Sixaxis feature of your PS3 controller? deroad has another way to show you.  He's also released updates for noRSX so if you are developing a homebrew and haven't got around to graphics yet? deroad's noRSX library may come in handy.

Got an iDevice that you would like to control using your PlayStation 3 controller? Then Blutrol is for you!

It already controls your PlayStation 3 and can be adapted for use on your PC. But what about a radio controlled car?

Here is the beta release of the previously reported XMBPCE. More features added inside. If you are looking for a PS3 and PSP XMB emulator/simulator that runs on Windows then look no further.

IrisManager gets its share of updates as well. After testing, the new payload is official. That's not the only thing that has made it into this release.

As you all probably know, Sony's PS4 press conference happened just days ago revealing some important details about how the system will work and function once it enters our living rooms. I've given news reports just a little bit of time to settle, so now it's time to give you this hacker's opinion about exactly what went down on February 20th. Was it a total bust or an epic win? Find out now!

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 important announcements looming from all corners of the gaming industry, this past week has given us some of the most exciting leads that we have seen so far this year. Want a recap with a little opinion on the side? Then One Hacker's Opinion is the place to be!

There's a new RetroArch out there for download. Come back from the past for a minute and get caught up with the changes in this version.

That's right, take a look at the devkit for the successor to the PS3. We may still be awaiting the official announcement of the PS4, Orbis or whatever Sony will call it but here are some nice shots of the devkit to get you excited.

Xerpi who is known for his work with the PS Vita, has shown us what he has going for the Wii.

In case you didn't know, other than providing you with the latest and greatest scene news, DashHacks also has an amazing downloads section for all of your favorite apps, games, and utilities. Here are some of the hottest programs lighting up our servers for PS3 and PSP.

It's no secret that tablets are an emerging force in the gaming industry these days, but do they have the force to be able to take down last week's winner in our PC versus console debate? Read the article now to find out!

This is going to be a somewhat lengthy article, so grab some popcorn with a drink and get reading as to why I believe the PS3 combined with the PS Vita, will be a better team than the Wii U and its Wii U controller.

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.

People seem to have a need/want for using Sony accessories on pretty much anything that isn't a Sony console.  PS3 controllers with phones/Xbox 360, bluetooth keyboards with tablets, and even PS Eye with PC. 

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!

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.

No this article isn't about Katy Perry. Instead, we'll take a look at Sony's latest patent that involves motion controllers that change their temperature. Could this be a hot new device, or will it be as cold as those PlayStation Move sales numbers?

The PS3 scene is constantly seeing new tools being thrown into the works, the most recent being the KLicense Tool from MAGiC333X.  If however, you are looking for more freedom with hardware as opposed to firmware and programs, this is what you want.

Nintendo's Wii U is certainly one of the most unique console gaming experiences to be headed to the market. After some initial brand confusion admitted by Nintendo earlier in the year however, many developers including EA have been rumored to have a lack of faith in the company's next-gen offering.

If you feel the need to hop into a UFO and get some awesome racing on, this is a game for you. UFO Racer gets an update today by homebrew developer ThatOtherDev, also known as ThatOtherPerson.

FIFA is a huge talking point in my life as a gamer and as you’ve probably noticed, I cover a lot of FIFA 13 news. Well now the FIFA 13 demo has been released, its time to take a look at what the game has to offer.

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.

It was just the other day that I told you just about all current and new applications/homebrew will run on PlayStation 3 debug/DEX converted consoles. I mentioned this in the multiMAN DEX article here. Recent news also gave you the updated and stable release of Showtime Media Player version 4.0. My words are not even cold! PlayStation 3 developer andbey0nd has released a DEX version of the latest Showtime build for those enjoying their DEX love.

PS3 developer Andreas Öman has released the official stable build of Showtime. Version 4.0 brings us a new graphic user interface, which we noted in the test builds reported here. Also added, something I have always wanted, is an on screen keyboard and auto update feature.

A few days ago I gave you guys a heads up on the coming release of PS Vita Firmware 1.80, and some of the features that are going to be packed into the new firmware.  Today Sony has released a video showcasing pretty much everything there is in 1.80, as well as a list of PS1 games for download.

The day is finally here. The day when Sony releases a new firmware for a console of theirs. It's a highly anticipated one as its the one that's going to bring PSOne Classics support to the Vita. What can you expect with this firmware update?

If you were looking to get something for free the other week but missed out, then Sony is about to hook you up with something that will change how often you pick up your PS Vita.