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Italian Scene developer, Francesco Lanzilotta has released and updated his PC application and dubbed it PSPMinis/PS3Minis/Bite to Version 1.5. Long title eh?

Speculation is on the rise for just about every console you can imagine. Has Sony left major security holes open in the PS Vita and PS3? Is the Wii U a failure? What can we expect in the next Xbox? Find out in this week's One Hacker's Opinion!

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.

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!

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!

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.

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.

This game looks like Pokemon. You can battle trainers, fight against wild Sonymons and many more advantures can be explored in this game. But beware for the legendary Sonymon “CHOAS” There is a small chance you’ll see this Sonymon in wild.

The days counting down to E3 have more or less meant some slightly slow news weeks for us, but Nintendo made some really massive moves to change that trend over the past seven days. In this week's One Hacker's Opinion we'll examine the shocking happenings while giving you your next-gen rumor fix!

Developer Aldostools recently released a new app for his tool set known as PS3 Tools Collection. PS3 Cover Uploader will automatically convert...

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!

For those who didn't remember, gSquare is a homebrew game that was a canidate for the PSP Genesis Compitition 2011 created by Geecko & Meastnt. It is a great puzzle PSP Homebrew that will keep you going for hours. This game is only in English and French...until now! You can play this game (for those who don't speak English well) in Dutch, German, French and Spanish!

Cosmos Lunar is a jump and avoid Homebrew game for the Sony PSP. Try to avoid the asteroids and collect power-ups. You, the astronaut, need to get the job done, and save the earth in the PSP Homebrew game!

Another CustomHOME update came out this week.  You recently read about the 1.3.2 update. This isn't a very big update, but if you had problems with the previous version an update is recommended...

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!

It's that time of the week again where I let you know my opinion on some of the hottest scene stories hitting the interwebs. This week we've got PS3s getting back online as well as playing PSP games. You'll also get my views on the upcoming iPhone too. My opinion lies ahead!

It's that time of the month again. You all know it well, it's time for scheduled maintenance on the PlayStation Network.

Not too long ago, I reported that zecoxao had found ways to potentially make PSP games and homebrew playable on PS3. Here are two tools that can help get you in the game!

We here at DashHacks miss things from time to time and this is one of those times.  It would appear that in January a new homebrew game called StickMan Jump was unveiled for the PSP by developer PSGArsenal.

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.

Do you speak Japanese?  No? Me neither... So if you need to practice download this great new update of "Learn Japanese" for your Sony PSP. This PSP homebrew became popular during the PSP Genesis Competition, and now, it is a great homebrew app to learn Japanese.

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!

Rockbot is an "open-sourced" homebrew game that will keep you playing. You might know this game from the PC or even the Nintendo DS. Well, guess what? It is also available for the PSP now! Its awesome to see some classic platforming again in the PSP Homebrew scene because... let's face it... when was the last time you played an old NES remake on the PSP?

For those of you who have been living under a rock or at least living a life away from your computer allow me to fill you in on what’s going on. The scene has been revitalized with the release of a few different versions of similar tools that aim at giving back PS3 owners what Sony took away…

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.

For those PS Vita owners who are looking to take advantage of TomTomDu80’s upcoming VHBL release here are some things you may want to know before you scramble to download the game when it’s announced.

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!

The unthinkable has just happened. We have a New Pope! That's right ladies and gentlemen... oh, yeah.. and the PS Vita outsold the Nintendo 3DS.. Wait? What did I just type? That's right Sony fans, rejoice for Japan have finally caught up to speed on the epicness that is the PS Vita. With Sony slashing the price roughly a month ago now, the PS Vita's Japanese sales have skyrocketed.

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!

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!

PSN PKG Decrypter & Extractor is a tool that lets you extract, and decryp .PKG, .ISO, .PBP, .EDAT and .PGD files. Keep reading to see what's new in the latest release.

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?

Leecherman has an update to his new PSN PKG Decryptor & Extractor app. For those working with PS1 EBOOTs, this update may be of interest to you.

Have some PKG files that need decrypting? Leecherman has the solution for you.

For those that are looking to get their classic gaming homebrew fix, you just might want to check out this PSP game by developer nubek for a project that is young in its life cycle but still pretty impressive.

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 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.

I'm sure most of the DashHacks regulars are familiar by now with my hacking tutorials, showing newbies and experienced users alike the ways of installing your favourite PS hacks/mods.  Today is no different with ARK eCFW's release.

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.

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 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.

Hanging back on firmware 1.81 for homebrew capabilities? Want to be able to get on PSN without upgrading? Read on.

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.

$n!pR has another release for PKG Toolkit GUI up and ready for download.

With so many of you now being able to hop into the world of PSP CFW, why not take a look at this Silent Hill port that should be playable on your PSPs and Vitas?

Total Noob has been back in the scene with the release of his 6.60 TN custom firmware for the latest VHBL release. It isn't stopping there as he's working to bring an improved version.

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.

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.