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Did you know you can play any PS2 game on a custom firmware PS3? This guide will show you how to take discs that you own and convert them to play on the latest Sony system.

Okay, I'm not here to b*tch and moan about the Xbox One...actually, I am. I want to start by saying I went in with an open mind and half expected Microsoft to have stepped up their game so they could go toe to toe with Sony, that however didn't happen.

Good Morning 'Murica. So it's been a full day of big news while you have been taking your beauty sleep out there in the West, but whilst you have been enjoying a blissful slumber, the gaming world has been, let's put this lightly, in a sarcastic rage.

The Xbox One launch event has come and gone, but there is more about the console we want to know. After wading through all the controversy, I present to you five of the most crucial unanswered questions about Microsoft's upcoming console!

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!

Today a rumor has popped up out of nowhere on the NeoGAF forums showing off Nintendo's possible E3 timetable in full detail.

Warning! Spoilers ahead in this one. But Some juicy, juicy details and screenshots.

Bethesda's upcoming Wolfenstein: New World Order shocked us all by electing not to include multiplayer as part of the plan. It sounds a bit weird, but it may not have been the worst idea. Here are five reasons why excluding online modes could be a smart decision.

It seems Nintendo can't grasp it's audience to make the upgrade from the dusty old white box sitting next to their TV's.

With the recent hack that has just surfaced on the net, rumors are now swirling that Nintendo are planning a major update to the Wii U's Gamepad.

Rumors are swirling, like a thundercloud forming, and it very well may be the calm before the storm here. Nintendo's E3 presentation(s) are assumed to commence bright and early, Thursday Morning May 30th.

As many of you may know, a while back after some unfortunate leaks and drama in the PS Vita scene, Coldbird decided to depart from the hacking scene.  With no apparent intentions on returning, the hopes of a working PSX sound plugin for the Vita's CEF were a mere dream... Until now.

If you are hanging back on an older firmware just because you want to use the ARK eCFW, there's some good news for you as it's now available on every firmware. (Provided you have the game needed to exploit on a particular firmware)

Estwald is back and has delivered another update to his Fan Control Utility for the PlayStation 3 bringing the release to v1.6. Whilst this mod sounds like a great one to keep your PS3 cool, it has had an abundance of bugs that have been causing freezing issues for the PS3 and even causes fans to stop working completely.

PSX-Scene's Nathan_r32_69 has released an update to his widely popular and evergrowing program PUAD GUI.

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.

Just yesterday we ran a story about how Nintendo is looking to some of the smaller phone app development teams to help make software for the Wii U. Because the Mario-maker sees such profit in this, I thought I would clue you guys in on why such largely indie development is so darn awesome.

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.

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

EA was recently called "the worst company in America by the publication known as Consumerist. While some may disagree with the ruling, here are just a few examples of the mistakes that allowed them to claim that kind of honor!

Did you know that it's possible to perform a tethered jailbreak on iOS 6.1.3 as long as you have a Pre-A5 processor device? Users with a 3GS, iPhone 4, or Touch 4G will want to check out this tutorial!

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.

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!

As I'm sure you already know by now, BioShock Infinite takes place in the 1901 cloud city known as Columbia. It's definitely not historically accurate, but this Irrational Games gem wasn't the first to pull that trick. Check out these other franchises that have attempted to bend history!

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!

A few weeks ago, I published a Gaming Shades of Grey story about DRM that got quite a few of you talking. Since we've already hashed out the debate part of the issue, let's take a look at a few of the games and foibles that caused DRM to become such a hot industry topic.

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?

This is some damn big and exciting news.  For avid YouTube gamers, or console gamers who like their platforms displayed on a full TV screen no matter what the resolution, this new development in the PS Vita scene may be a damn good investment for yourself!

The PS3 Scene has received another jolt over the last few days with the release of a new CFW.  On the heeels of the new PS3 CFW comes some more nice update for IrisManager and ReActPSN.

The Sony scenes have been bumping from all angles, but we can't forget about Nintendo. Fans of the ZX Spectrum are going to find a lot to love in this updated emulator.

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.

Here at DashHacks we take great pride in the fact that we are huge supporters of the indie game community. While most of the talented minds we tend to highlight make tools for hacking purposes, today we'll be looking at a new PC game project from the folks over at SomeArea Studios that is sure to redefine the way that we think about co-op gameplay. Introducing, Illegal Aliens!

The scene has been a pretty exciting place this week despite the absence of all the usual suspects like multiMAN and Iris. While this set ,may not be made up of all the usual suspects, these downloads are some of the best to keep you up to date on what's been happening!

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!

Developer residentxevil has released his 4.0 update for PSPMania! What is this? You can call this the StepMania on the PSP which allows us to play in the PSP stepmania directly without converting or adapting Steps. 

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.

There's no real avoiding the fact that as of right now the Wii U hasn't exactly been selling out in the storefronts. Of course there are lots of things you can attribute this to, but in the end here are just a few things Nintendo can (and possibly should) do to solve their problems.

Enjoying your hit of nostalgia with the latest release of RetroArch? Want to take it a step further with more emulation goodness? pete_uk may have the answer for you.

With graphics and processors getting better and more advanced with each generation, rebooting classic franchises has become more popular than ever. Just yesterday we saw Square Enix's take on Tomb Raider, but there are plenty of other old games that could be a real hit if they were backed by some of today's technology.

If you needed proof that Resident Evil should have been a side scroller arcade game this is it.  DaveyShambles and Markus95 have delivered the final version of their Resident Evil Operation Paintown.

A few weeks ago, I debated whether classic gaming was better than modern gaming. Since the classics were ultimately victorious, let's break that feud down just a little bit more by figuring out which console was better in the 16-bit era! Genesis and SNES fans come hither!

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 rumours floating around the internet about Sony's next generation console, fans are starting to wonder what exactly the console will be capable of.  Here's what we know so far.

Looking for the tool to add those custom sounds to your Xbox or get your console glitching? Look no further, it's here with J-Runner.

Time to get your emulation fix updated with the latest relase of RetroArch.

Here are some big updates from Team Xecuter.

The PSP scene has really started to gain some traction over the past couple of days. Today we bring you an update to a popular NeoGeo emulator for Sony's handheld that adds support for a whole bunch of BIOs and updated effects!

After a long time of waiting, the next stable version of Showtime Mediacenter has been released.