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PS4 Streets of Rage (Mod) released for PS4 by Markus95

Dec 10

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UPDATED: Final version Release

. Developer @Markus95 who we know from his various projects such as Resident Evil Operation (PS3-Paintown Mod), DragonBall (PS3 - Paintown Mod & Resident Evil Code Vita to name a few projects, has now taken his talents to the PS4 and brought his along Streets of Rage MOD to an exploited PS4 Console. Adding a much needed virtual entry into the PS4 Homebrew library collection . This beat-em up style homebrew game can be ran on either 4.05 / 4.55 / 4.74 or 5.05 firmware (w/ active exploit) and of course pays homage to classic Streets of Rage series. If you had an exploited Wii / Wii U / Switch / PSP / PS Vita or a PS3 you may recall this release of this game for those platforms by @Markus95

PS4 OpenGL ES implementation on the PS4 (Write-Up) provided by flatz

Dec 09

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PS4 homebrew development while at a sluggish pace since the PS4 was first exploited (in 1.76) does have some developer's that keep building the foundation for the scene. Developer flatz has provided and shared so many accomplishments on various devices, but the developer is one of the talented PS4 devs that is doing their part and then some to move the scene forward. In my opinion i still believe the ps4 console needs a current exploit as explained here to reach that next level and draw in more developer's and truly be a great platform for homebrew. However one of the busiest developer is doing alot following the previous coverage of OpenGL and C# code support developer flatz has now released a new Write-Up detailing the OpenGL ES implementation on the PS4. This is no doubt a good things for development of homebrew and the PS4 scene in general, but the question is how many developer are out there on the platform that will make good use of it with a new project..Obvious this is a great step forward..

PS4 Why the PS4 needs a Current Firmware Exploit

Dec 09

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It has been no secret and quite honestly comes to no surprise by the lack of participation in the development circles around the PS4 and more specifically homebrew development on the console, Don't get me wrong there has been various developer's working their tails off and doing some amazing things on the platform and alot of great documentation on the console, which alot of that documentation can found at places such as the PS4DevWiki, but when has a scene or a community been about a few individuals or groups? It never has and no small groups of people can carry a scene by themselves, Around the scene you see things being stated like "anyone can help contribute" and while that is true due to many things being Open Source from some of developer's working on the PS4, However, what can we expect for a platform (past exploited firmware) that never had that current firmware window (as all other exploited devices typically have at some point)? That has been the longstanding issue for the PS4 Homebrew Community by not having an exploit that originates on the current firmware of that time of release. Even if that window is short

PS1 #PlayStationClassic Released & Hacked --- Everything you need to know!

Dec 07

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And there it is. After other Console Developers like Nintendo, SEGA or ATARI re-released their older but wonderful and classic Home Consoles in it's new and tiny chassis marketed with some catchy words like "Mini", "Retro" or "Flashback", Sony decided "to jump on the bandwagon" by releasing their own Classic Console in a miniature format - namely the "PlayStation Classic". Announced back in September 2018, the PlayStation Classic is a dedicated version of the Original PlayStation (in short "PS1" or as you would know it as "PSX") providing 20 Classic Video Game Titles built-in. And while reviews from other video gaming journalists showed already that sadly, the PlayStation Classic is a bad example how to re-release a "Retro Console" compared to it's competitors, this Thread will help you with Everything you need to know about the Console itself, it's built-in Video Games and how fast several well-known Developers from other Sony Consoles are already tinkering with it to fix several Problems Sony was too lazy for and to provide additional Features like Emulators and other Homebrew etc.

PS3 SEN Enabler (v6.2.0) - Ps2 ISO fix and more from Evilnat

Dec 02

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Following the release of SEN Enabler v6.1.0 that gave support for 4.83 CFW CEX there was an issue with how the application was handling the Cobra Payload and while it would not interfere with the functionality of SEN Enabler and its feature it was having a side affect of things like PS2 ISO's not working, the developer has done alot of work the past month to resolve the issue with this new update of 6.2.0 that is now available for download (see links below). From here I (STLcardsWS) will allow for Evilnat to take over with all the details pertaining to this update that also include a number of other new additions and fixes.

-STLcardsWS

PS Vita Could Sony be working on a PSVITA successor? [UPDATE: No they don't!]

Nov 27

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UPDATE (29th Nov.): A quick clarification - No this won't be a PSVITA successor! Thanks to the "sharp eyes" from our community member @Naked_Snake1995, this Patent Filing doesn't describe a Cartridge using for a PSVITA successor, where he explaines that this Cartridge is already in use for a total different Sony Product sold in South Korea only. You can find his explanation down below while the Original News is kept for reference only. I (Roxanne) have to apologize personally for any missunderstanding!

PS4 Remote pkg Installer (Updated by flatz)

Nov 25

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Some news from developer flatz as he has released an update to his recent project of Remote Package Installer for exploited PS4's.You have seen projects recently incorporate this project, so expect some update to arise from those projects as well to support the new changes from flatz, but what this utility does essentially is make it possible to install a pkg from a remote device, additional details and information can be found at the links included and in the information provided below

PS3 CCAPI (Control Console API) v2.80 R4 Released as developer Enstone adds 4.83 CFW (CEX) Support

Nov 24

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A new update has been released to CCAPI (aka Control Console API) from ps3 developer Enstone to support 4.83 CEX based Custom Firmware. This utility (a ps3 homebrew used with either the PC/Android frontend) serves various purpose such as certain types of game modding, providing a wireless connection from your PS3 to either a PC or Android powered device for transmitting and performing various functions remotely as defined in the release notes provided below.. Checkout the download at the developer's official website linked below Additionally 4.83 Custom Firmware / Tools / Apps that have received updates to support 4.83 FW are being listed in this thread from the forums, Take Note that not all Homebrew Apps and Tools need updates to support 4.83 CFW . .

PS4 X-Project updated to v1.5.2 - New Improvements provided by KiiWii

Nov 24

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Developer DefaultDNB (aka KiiWii) is back again with a new update that has just been released for X-Project (XMB Self Host Project) with the release of v1.5.2 that contains a variety of new enchantments for this very useful toolbox for your exploited PS4. This project keeps on improving and is a great all-in-one solution for handling various PS4 payloads that can perform various task for your exploited PS4 Console, This update supports ESP and Self-Hosting for complete details about the project, head on over to the source link (link at bottom of page), a portion of the release notes and details for this update can be seen below as well..

PS4 OrbisMAN - PS4 Homebrew updated to Version 2 [BETA] w/ new File Manager & More

Nov 24

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Earlier in the month, the PS4 homebrew utility known as OrbisMAN by @LightingMods has been updated to version 2.0 (BETA) following the previous release. This utility is supported on Exploited 4.55 and 5.05 PS4 Firmware and contains a variety of useful utilities in a XMB clone User Interface for this PS4 homebrew application (a term we do not get to throw around alot these days). A variety of changes and new additions have been introduced in v2 Beta some of these changes include a new File Manager that contains all the basic functions like copy / rename /delete ect.., USB Elf Loader, Remote-Play Patches and other new additions found in the release notes and the changelog tab (below).

-STLcardsWS

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