The Wii emulator Dolphin has made some big improvements over the years and last year with update 5.0 they finally got every single Wii game working like Rogue Squadron II. If you are new to this emulator, Dolphin is a free and open-source video game console emulator for the GameCube, Wii, and Triforce that runs …
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Because of the PlayStation TV’s lack of Vita’s touchscreen, rear touchpad, microphone, camera and motion sensors, Sony blacklisted a large number of games that used these features. These included Uncharted: Golden Abyss, Call of Duty: Black Ops: Declassified, Gravity Rush, and Tearaway. If a player inserted a Vita game card …
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With GDC and PAX East behind us, it seems like the perfect time to introduce the upcoming current-gen adventure-platformer Embers of Mirrim. Embers of Mirrim is being developed by Canadian Creative Bytes Studios. It is their second own game, but they have taken a big step from the puzzle game …
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Within the madness of games coming out this year, a few titles do go overlooked. One of those titles happens to be the newest addition to a Warriors game. Berserk and The Band of The Hawk follows the tales of Guts and company as do the exploits that made The …
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With everyone so curious about the Nintendo Switch, we have already seen a few tricks pop out like DNSwitch to get into the portal of the web browsers. Then qwertyoruiop used one his exploits on it and LiveOverflow also went to town with the old Webkit vulnerability that is well known on iOS 9.3 with …
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Well guys, it didn’t take long for Cyber Gadget to get through the new hoops from Sony on the latest PS4 firmware update, 4.50! As you know the latest update to the Playstation 4’s firmware patched, or more accurately added more security to, the save file so that Cyber Gadget’s …
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Over this weekend you might have of heard that the Nintendo Switch ships with a well know WebKit vulnerability, that is the same Webkit vulnerability that iOS 9.3 had in its web browser. This vulnerability seems to span to other devices than just iOS. Developer qwertyoruiop, a well know iPhone hacker on Twitter, …
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Last week Red released DNSwitch, a Browser Utility that will let you use the hidden web browser inside of the Nintendo Switch. Without this utility, you can’t access the full web browser as it’s blocked by hard coded DNS. Now streaming sites such as YouTube, Netflix, etc.. still don’t work as that is Nintendo …
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There been some controversy about Cyber Gadgets new product the PS4 game save editor. Which will allow you to modify PS4 game saves, for example being able to have all the levels complete and all the loot, so you can enjoy the game. You read more about how it works …
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Thanks to PSVIMGtools released last week, there are a couple of PSVita hacks you can now do again like VHBL on your up-to-date Vita/PSTV or even on lower FW. Here are some of the updated tutorials from our PlayStationGuide that could be interesting for you: especially if you are on FW …
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I know a couple of us are just dying to play an old System 7 version of Oregon Trail on the go with the PSVita. That’s why there’s Basilisk II, a 68k Mac emulator for the PSP & now for the PSVita using Henkaku. Basilisk can run systems 7.5.5 through …
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Critically acclaimed mobile game Kingdom Hearts Unchained x, a prequel to the Kingdom Hearts series, is going to be re-released as Kingdom Hearts Union x[Cross] in the upcoming update. The main feature of the first major update, which is due to be released next month, will be a new “Union …
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