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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!

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!

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

Have two PlayStation 3 consoles? Would you like to test running PSP ISO's on official firmware 4.41? Then read on will you!

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.

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!

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!

TN-V has become the best way for users on OFW 2.02 and under to run homebrew on their Vita consoles. What if I told you the best just got a little bit better. Check out the major details by clicking onward!

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!

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!

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.

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.

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?

It's been a while since we saw anything in regards to the PS Vita and it's ability to get the PSP's XMB running inside it's PSP emulator.  Today may be the day that gets you hyped up for a damn exciting release from Total_Noob.

With PRO-C2 being the first of hopefully many updates in PSP CFW, I'm sure there are still people who are unfamiliar with the PSP hacking scene, or getting rusty from a slow hacking scene who aren't sure on how to install this custom firmware.  That is where this article comes in.

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.

Looking to get caught up on DashHacks hottest stories? Check out the premiere week of our brand new editorial called One Hacker's Opinion. We'll be talking about everything from the current state of Sony to eboot fixes this week, so you don't want to miss out on the action!

If you've been using your PS Vita on one of the later firmwares, chances are you've probably been running eCFW to get things done. This is all well and good, but even with the ability to load ISOs, there are still some apps that refuse to run. This exploit by tomtomdu80 might be your answer.

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).

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.

When you're part of any sort of hacking scene, sometimes you get the impression that you're part of some small but secret group of users. While that may be true to some extent, the sales stats on PSN for December show that we made quite the impact!

The UNO Exploit has been a damn handy tool for absolutely everyone in regards to getting the most out of their PS Vita.  PSP ISO's are one of the best features so far, and this tutorial will teach you exactly how to take advantage of just that.

In all the excitement in regards to the latest UNO CEF 2.02 game exploit coming out, it seems that some people are unclear as to how to install the necessary files onto their PS Vita for the ultimate Vita gaming experience.  Below are a couple of videos to help you along the way.

PS Vita developer The Z has made an interesting Tweet. You must remember the not so long ago leaked files containing a kernel exploit...

TheZ and Frostegater have both done some great work in the PS Vita scene, and todays update is no different.  With the help of TheZ and his Vita, and with the help of Frostegater and his Vita kernel exploit, we now have eCFW running on 2.01 OFW.

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!

The debug version of the latest firmware available for the PS3 is now available, thanks to an anonymous source.

It's been a while since the PS Vita YouTube app came out for the PS Vita, and since then it seems that the guys at Sony and Google/YouTube have been working on something to make the YouTube experience even more seamless.

If you like to have most of the emulators, PS3 firmware, tools and homebrew all linked on one application. Then you are going to want PS Multi Tools v5.

PSP Developer DanielBR is at it again with his release of his cat-inspired Mario clone PSP Homebrew Game called Syobon Action.

if you were on the edge of your seat waiting for "Anonymous Dev" to release his PSX emulation on the Vita and humiliate Sony, I may have to put a dampener on your spirits.

The PlayStation scene is having its fair share of rumours.  Whether they are true or false is a different story however.  One rumour that many are skeptical of is the works of @Mrjailbreak619 and his alleged PS3 hack...

One week on and Sony is still yet to make PS1 games available to the PS Vita as a rebuttal to "The Anonymous Dev" and his humiliating "PSX POPSLoader" hack.  If waiting for the details on this hack is an impatient feat, then perhaps you should check this out to kill some time.

If the absurd sexual innuendo has brought you here then you may as well read on anyway, but if you have seen past that and want to know what PS Vita game I'm referring to, then I encourage you to look at this picture...

@KDSBest on Twitter has been super busy working on his PSU emulation station to bring the PS3 scene something that will be deemed most useful indeed!

Lamecraft is being updated frequently to bring a damn good Minecraft addicted experience to our favourite hacked-to-shit handheld.  But for those who aren't into the pixelated nature of Lamecraft, here is an alternative.

We've been counting down the days here at -Hacks, waiting to see whether PS1 classics or Skype will come to the PS Vita first.  Today, this question is answered.

Dev neur0n has released an update for a somewhat forgotten PSP app by the name of TimeMachine that will let you run 6.60ME on an older custom firmware with out installing it to your PSP internal Flash directories.

PS Vita has seen its latest firmware update being put up and taken down much like the proverbial yo-yo.  -Hacks has all the news covered on time and up to date as always!

Learn how to make your own custom and coloured PS3 coldboot here.

Social networking can become quite the addictive thing when you have it all at your fingertips on the move.  This here is just a quick peek at what Facebook will look like when it is available on launch, as well as news that Twitter and Flickr will also be available on launch.

And here they are standing in a row.  Australia's stock has finally come in, and I don't know about you but there was something mesmerizing about scrolling down and looking at all these pictures and seeing just how many of these hardcore handhelds are being sorted through, eventually going to their long awaited homes.

psx-scene developer PSDev has released an update to the various tools he released recently. All tools are now accessible via a GUI for friendly user interaction.

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