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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!

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.

Not too long ago, I let you in on the little secret of a PS3 Mini GUI called Bite. With a revised name comes some massive updates in this newly released version!

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.

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!

It's that time of the week again, where I show you some of the very hottest downloads that our servers have to offer. This week, I've got some exclusive PS3 tools to show you, along with PS Vita hacks and PSP homebrew for good measure. Scenes new and old will find a lot to love today!

Still trying to shake off the post-weekend blues? One Hacker's Opinion is the place to be for all of the latest PS3 and PS Vita news this week. New exploits are on the horizon and the effects of the lv0 leak dominate Sony's prized console.

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!

Last week was of course a busy one to consider in terms of the Sony and iOS scene. For once, other than rumors we got some concrete facts about the PS4 that should please gamers everywhere, free games for PS3, and the jailbreak community getting bigger. My opinion on all of this is just one click away!

I reported in an earlier article that I would let you all know as soon as the Tekken 6 Rebirth mod hit the PS3 scene. I am a man of my word, which means as of today you will now have the chance to play as a few new boss NPCs as long as you have a copy of the older fighter title.

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.

Are you looking to get back into dusting off your old Tekken 6 game? If it's up to White Lord, he would like you to with the help of this brand new mod designed to work on the very latest version of the popular PS3 game.

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

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!

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!

If you've been happy with the UNO exploit, you may want to check out the source code released by Frostegater to see exactly how the developer was able to work his magic.

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.

Not too long ago Frostegater released that the next big game in the exploit world was in fact Uno, and that there would be upcoming releases that enabled homebrew on v2.02. That time is now folks!

Thanks to Pimmeldisko the Vita homebrew community has received the gift of a PS Vita Compiler SDK and the Documentation to go with it.

In case you haven't heard already, quite a bit of that old Wii homebrew can still work on that brand new Wii U you just unwrapped. This story can give you at least some of the skinny on these new developments.

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!

While plenty of you guys might have missed the latest round of PS Vita game exploits, believe it  or not looking for one of your own actually isn't that hard. Thanks to a guide from Wololo, we can show you how to do it yourself!

If you're still messing about with your original PSP, odds are it's only because you enjoy the device's more or less unfettered homebrew capability. Just like the name implies FastExitGame allows you to back out of applications as quickly as possible, letting you leave your old task so you can better move on to the next one.

While you may not be able to run VHBL through the Urbanix exploit at this very moment, portable coder Total Noob just gave us a pretty good reason to pick up that PSP Mini. Thanks to some great skill, this hacker has found a way to load the 6.60 TN-A CFE onto the Vita's PSP emulator.

Along with the hotly debated PS Vita CFW leak, it was also revealed that there is a bootable game exploit in the PSP Mini of Urbanix. If you live in Europe, you can actually get that title for free. Here are some additional details on this discovery and what may come of it.

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.

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.

When PS Vita firmware 1.81 rolled onto the update servers, all members of the hacking scene knew exactly what it was about. Coming just days after the Monster Hunter exploit was released to the public, it was obvious that this was an attempt to block Nuer0n's ever-popular VHBL loader from booting. This article explains both how the block works and what it means for the future.

If you've been dying to get a homebrew fix of the zombie apocalypse on your PSP, then why not try out the latest build of zharikov.vitalik's ZombieSinf2. The full story will tell you what this version holds.

Yesterday we published a story about the location of a new user mode exploit found within the firmware code of the PS Vita. For all intents and purposes, it appears at least that a day has finally come why Sony's shiny new platform has been hacked.

There have been reports of a PS Vita kernal exploit. Reading over at Wololo, news regarding a new PS Vita loader comes to light. Developer yifanlu has announced a new project for PS Vita owners and a much anticipated one since VHBL.

While the PSP scene is full of some great games that have entertained throngs of engaged hackers and fans, there are plenty of homebrew applications that somehow are able to fly under the radar mostly because they just doesn't have quite as much entertainment value as something like SNES TYL.

Lets face it: life can be stressful sometimes. Between work, school, or trying to find work, the world can be a pretty messed up place. Still, as much as we love relaxing to the soothing sounds of something like LocoRoco, maybe those cute little bouncy blobs just just arent good enough.

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.

Great news for the PS Vita scene comes to light today. PS Vita developer wth (aka Yosh) has managed to dump the flash of the PS Vita's PSP emulator. Would these files, if released, benefit the end user?

By now most of you have seen our 20 Questions with a Dev series that has been running for the last few months and I hope youve enjoyed reading them.  But lets take some time to go over a few of them and see what its all about.

If youve been following us on Facebook or Twitter then you would already know that I've been working on another installment of 20 Questions with a dev.  Today we have a great interview with Snowydew....

To continue our series "20 Questions With a Dev" we met up with naehrwert and asked him or 20 questions and this is what he had to say.

If youre into Wagic the homebrew then Im about to make your day.  Seriously.  Wololo has released a new version with a little help from his friends and you won't want to miss it.

In more Vita related development, an anonymous developer has been able to dump the flash0 contents of the PSP emulator. What could this mean going forward in Vita development?

To keep with our theme as of late of more and more PSP homebrew we have a user made version of a game we have all played at one time but no one wants to admit to.

Yesterday we reported that Avanaboy had found an issue with his UMD Killer 1.2 and he was working on a fix.  Well after 7 hours of strait code he has released his fix. The issue became apparent when trying to dump a video UMD...

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.

To keep with the theme of new emulators coming out today we would like to take you back to a time long ago, before Playstation, Xbox and even Nintendo.

Soywiz has released a new PSP Emulator this morning.  With most of the news flying around about custom firmware its nice to see a dev putting something else out every now and then. This PSP emulator will allow you to play homebrew and some commercial demos with relative ease.

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.

In this edition of 20 Questions with a Dev we where lucky enough to speak with ThatOtherDev about his amazing work on both the PS3 And Wii and what we can expect in his upcoming games.

The PSP scene is still kicking despite the Vita being out. Coldbird and co. are constantly working on improving their PRO Online Client that was first released a week ago.

I hope everyone had a chance to read the 20 Questions with Avanaboy article we posted yesterday, because Avanaboy has released his latest creation. A UMD dumper.