Yes, that’s right another and significantly larger batch of invites are heading out to eager fans. Just searching for “PlayStation Now” on twitter brings up tons of tweets from people saying they are in on what could possibly be one of the largest private betas. I’m sure the chances …
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Well we have a new exploit for firmware 3.10, 3.12, & 3.15 thanks too 173210. It is for PawaPuro Pennant 2012 NOT 2013. Now this is just for VHBL and TN-V will not work on firmware 3.10. So this is your chance to have home-brew on the most current firmware of the …
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It didn’t take long for private exploits to start being released, as like with every firmware, Sony always seems to patch them. Numblast is the ‘Field Runners’ of 3.01, it is fast, cheap $2.99, and takes up 36mb of space. I’d recommend getting it for anyone on 3.01 it is …
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You probably already heard the news about, Total_Noob leaving the PSP and PS Vita scene. It’s time for him to move on and focus on other things. Total_Noob has gave us great hack’s for the psp and psvita system for the past few years. He is probably known best for his …
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Persona 2 Innocent Sin has just been released as a public exploit game. Right now it is available for the US/EU regions. For those of you that have entered our contest this is NOT our private exploit we are giving away. We still have ours to give away to a …
Read More »Total_Noob has just updated TN-V to TN-V8. He has added a few fixes like NoDRM crash in Firmware below 1.80 and has fixed the bug where pspfiler didn’t work without any plugins activated. You can download it here, but I suggest you to download it from XMB, as you’ll see a …
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Gamers rejoice! We are having our cliché March Madness giveaway here at HackInformer. Starting this weekend, and continuing all throughout March, we will be giving away $100 in PSN gift’s cards, PS4 goodies, PS Vita games, a Raspberry PI & goodies to go along with it, and we will end the …
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Are you one of the unlucky people that own a 1k model Vita, and bought a Vita TV simply for the TV out functionality? I’m sorry to report that you, in all likely hood, we were scammed by Sony. It would seem the top executives at Sony are laughing at …
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Crackle is one of the few legit apps on the market that provides completely free streaming of television shows, movies, and other video content. Sure, it’s ad-supported, and programs are occasionally interrupted by commercials, but considering the amount of content on offer, it’s well worth it. The bad thing is …
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The PlayStation Vita TV. When I first read about it way back in September, when Sony quietly announced it under the radar at the Tokyo Game Show, a micro console that does everything the Vita does, being released November 14th, one day before the US launch of the PS4, I …
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This actually serves as a perfect prelude to my upcoming article on the Vita TV. I’ll save the rants for the time being, but this ‘whitelist’ comes directly from Sony and was updated only a few hours ago. Keep in mind when they list a game as (EN) what the …
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Well, today was a very big day in terms news for for our favorite handheld, the PS Vita. Considering the UK got a nifty breakfast launch event for the Vita 2k, it was surprising to see the new slim Vita confirmed for the US in a tweet from @PlayStation. The …
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