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PS VITA / PS TV Apollo Save Tool v1.1.0 - View bucanero latest changes to the PS Vita port

Oct 25
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Developer @bucanero has a new update for Apollo Save Tool (Vita) , as some of you may or may not know the developer also has a PS3 and PS4 version of the homebrew utility available for those platforms as well. The utility is a great app for your save game files as you can resign and unlock and even download save's from other from the database. The tool originally debuted on the PS3 when developer @bucanero forked the GUI of Artemis-a Cheat Engine by Dnawrkshp for the PS3 Since that PS3 release and many updates we seen a PS4 version emerge and also a PS Vita port.​

PS VITA / PS TV Flycast-Vita (Dreamcast Emulator) v1.1: Fast GDRom Load option + Latest downstreamed commits

Oct 25
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PlayStation Vita developer @Rinnegatamante continues the magic in the homebrew scene. Over the last weeks we have already seen various release's like Doom64EX / VitaDB Downloader / RigelEngine Vita / Zelda3 Vita and today the developer stopped by the forum to release v1.1 update of Flycast-Vita (Dreamcast Emulator), in this update the option for "Fast GDRom Load" has been added, this will provide faster loading times, however the v1.1 chanelog also warns that some games may cause more issues then benefits with this option enables. Also in the update this port was Downstreamed to the latest official Flycast commit, Take note that BoxArt Support is now disabled by default. This should help performance if you have alot of roms in your directory.
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Find the installation process and setup along with some tips in the official release thread > here < in the psx-place forums​

PS3 PlayStation Home v0.41 (GDC Demo 2007) playable on HEN & CFW from DeViL303

Oct 19
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PlayStation 3 developer @DeViL303 has been working on a new project of late, taking a break from some of the fantastic XMB work and various firmware hacks and tweaks. The developer has recently set his sights on PlayStation Home and bringing some of the functionality back while preserving some of the history of the project. DeViL303 has managed to get alot working in the GDC Demo 2007 of Home. There are various notes and details provided below along with a video demonstration of what is working. See full details in the release thread linked​

PS3 [UPDATE x5] What is Evilnat brewing up in his next PS3 CFW Release? 4.89.3 in development

Oct 19
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PlayStation 3 developer @Evilnat has been researching and developing some new features for his popular Evilnat's Cobra CFW for the PS3. Sony may have dropped official updates, but the development community has not stopped support and continues to pack new features and functionality directly into the firmware. With 4.89.3 now confirmed in development by @Evilnat Some of these features are still in the PoC stage and some should be implemented in the next stable release (once fully tested) of the CFW. Currently the community developer's only have access to 4.84 DEX firmware, so the developer is trying to find (if it exist) 4.89 DEX (or a higher then 4.84 DEX) but the developer seems to be experimenting with "porting 4.84 DEX Kernel and required modules to 4.89 (like Rebug REX/D-REX) and is working as expected until now". However the developer warns at this time its still needs alot of testing but its encouraging to see some great development still going into PlayStation 3 CFW and to the Cobra Payload.​
PS2 "The next big thing[?]" for PS1&PS2-Hacking? A small dive into a bright future via the MC-port!
Oct 19
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The future of PS1&PS2-Hacking has JUST begun!​
MemoryCard-port-"things" for PS1&PS2 are going to have a big influence in the future! MX4SIO as a simple adapter has already shown what is possible and can be replicated via simple tools. The next big thing will be more complex hardware, emulating PS1&PS2-Memorycards as well as other devices!​

PS4 PS4 Xplorer v2.0 (by Lapy) - Massive Overhaul of this File Manager with v2.0

Aug 30
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Homebrew developer Lapy who is known for his various releases on the PS4 and PS Vita, ranging from Games like Duck Hunt Remake to useful Utility apps like PS4 Xplorer / Ps4 App Lock just to name some of the developer's many projects. Has now turn his attention to a massive overhaul of that popular utility for the PS4, As PS4 Xplorer has been upgraded from v1.37 to v2.0 with lots of improvements for this long overdue update, This feature-rich File Manager does all the basic features of a file manager well with some added features like PKG Installation / FTP Support / Translation support for additional languages and much more.​
PS VITA / PS TV Latest Vita Homebrew by @Rinnegatamante includes Flycast (Dreamcast) / Nanosaur / Wordle / Tomb Rai.
Aug 24
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PS Vita Developer @Rinnegatamante has shared several releases in the psx-place forum's over the past week(s), One of the highlights was released in recent days has been a major update to Flycast Vita - (A Sega Dreamcast...​

PS3 OFFICIAL bguerville's PS3 Toolset v1.2.004 Update Now Live - Supporting 4.89 + NEW Features

Jul 07
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Notice OFFICIAL PS3 Toolset is not currently online, will be back soon. See Link for more info: https://www.psx-place.com/threads/4...irmware-capable-models-status-warnings.38553/ Beware there are some unofficial versions out there in the wild, They are incomplete and have a high brick risk they should not be consider mirror. When official PS3 Toolset is back online we will update you here, .
d Following the firmware update of 4.89 the scene was awaiting an update to bguerville's PS3 Toolset so that CFW capable console who may of updated to 4.89 (or jailbreaking for the first time) can run the exploit and once again and be able to install CFW from 4.89. Now for those experienced CFW user's they knew they should wait and NOT UPDATE when a new firmware update goes live as those user's simply just waited for Evilnat's 4.89 Cobra CFW to be released. . Now back to the official toolset update, behind the scene's prior to the 4.89 update the v1.2 update was near deployment. So instead of making various updates, one to support 4.89 and one for v1.2 new feature's it made sense for the project to have one testing session and release in a single update for 4.89 but that meant it a bit of delay for the deployment since proper testing needed to be conducted with v1.2 features. However in that time period a Russian Scene site had found someone else's re-implementation (they forget to mention that) and patched worked together a toolset that looked like the real thing but it was hardly bguerville's original toolset nor did it offered the safety/quality or feature set of the real release. There have been various changes in v1.2004 but the much anticipated File Manager & xRegistry Editor will still be rolled out in a future update that will arrive soon after some theming issue's are sorted. To quote developer @bguerville about the new features in this update the developer states "there is a few new features to play with other than 4.89 support, like some memory patching options including HAN, memory dumping, extended system information details and syscon error logs. Afaik the issue that led to crashes on page load on certain setups should be fixed" Additional details can be seen in the tabs below .​

PS5 (UPDATE 2 ) Thefl0w discloses"Blu-ray Disc Java Sandbox Escape" vulnerabilities (PS3, PS4, PS5)

Jun 10
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Update (See Tabs Below PS3 / PS4): Since the disclosure several developer's have went on the hunt and we have seen PoC releases and TEST payload pushed, We have confirmation the PoC is working on 9.00, other have been testing impact on 9.03/.04. See all the details from developer's like sleirsgoevy / @zecoxao / psxdev (aka bigboss) in the PS4 Tab. Some preliminary discussions about the PS3 impact have been discussed in this thread from various developer's like @bguerville and @zecoxao
.Original Article: Developer TheFl0w who is well known in the Homebrew and Hacking in the PlayStation Community, via the hackerone program the hacker has yet again disclosed details on vulnerabilities (5) "bd-jb Blu-ray Disc Java Sandbox Escape" is affecting PS3, PS4, PS5. Sony has patched these vulnerabilities in recent firmware updates for the PS5 / PS4 with firmware update's of 5.00 FW for the PS5 and 9.50 FW for the PS4. These methods are also likely to work on the PS3 according to thefl0w (likely on the latest firmware). thefl0w has detailed some advantages this concept provides over a webkit exploit, you can see that information and various details in the "additional info" tab below, along with some clarification due to over hyping some aspects of this exploit..:​
PS4 RetroArch PS4 (OrbisDev Port) official release on the horizon (PS4 support added to mainline Repo)
May 24
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If you follow the psx-place twitter feed, you may of seen a retweet from libretro's official account yesterday, announcing the RetroArch PS4 code being merged and adopted into the mainline RetroArch code repo, this mean soon we could see the official release of RetroArch PS4, as the official team has accepted the Orbisdev Port submission from scene developer's . For sometime there has been an unofficial port of RetroArch PS4 by developer @OsirisX, who (unrelated to ps4) also shared recently his progress on the psl1ght port for the PS3 here forums, to help bring the PS3 back into the mainline RetroArch repo. As the official team removed the old PS3 port in favor of the Open Source psl1ght SDK. The same thing was happening with the PS4, while we had a very functional unofficial RetroArch PS4 port as seen here in the forums by the dev, it was never adopted in the official project's mainline repo, because the official team preferred a OrbisDev (OpenSource SDK) PS4 port. Thanks to various ps4 developer's like @fjtrujy / @OsirisX / @frangar & @psxdev. We now have a build that is close to an official release created with the OpenOrbis SDK.​
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