Hacker SciresM announced a few days ago that Team Reswitched was able to dump the bootrom of the Tegra 210, the SoC that powers the Nintendo Switch. How does the dump of the Nintendo...
The following is for hackable Nintendo Switch firmwares, namely 3.0.0 or lower. Developer jam1garner has added a script to the Pegaswitch repository that lets you set the system time of your Nintendo Switch. The...
Lots of Nintendo Switch users are wondering what firmware to stay on, if they want to enjoy (future) homebrews. Although there is no perfect answer, the most obvious one for now is that you...
It’s not a big secret that each console manufacturer have a “retail” and a “dev” versions of their consoles. The debug units are typically sent out to trusted developers to test their games during...
The switch hacking community has been trying to understand which Firmware consoles ship with, based on their serial numbers. Data on this for now is very limited, but it is already known that up...
With the recent release of Henkaku Ensou as well as SD2Vita, to of the major “sky’s the limit” dreams of the Vita scene have been achieved: a permanent CFW and MicroSD cards support. We...
Developer MiraLaTijera recently released MLTHaku, a tool designed to install the basics for a newly hacked PS Vita. The tool makes the following things easier: Installs the gamesd plugin to support SD2Vita permanently Replaces...
With the recent announce that Nintendo Switch 3.01 patches a critical vulnerability of the Switch OS, people on the scene are asking around if a downgrade of the console is possible. It’s not, and...
Scene member SilicaAndPina dropped by our forums a few days ago to release psvimgtools-frontend, a GUI for the recently released tools psvimgtools. If you own a PS Vita 3.63 and don’t know where to...
Idumpvitastuff over at reddit released Hidden Applications for Vita 3.63 owners. This tool leverages the recent release of psvimgtools that allows some nice tricks on firmwares 3.63 and 3.61 (which do not have access...
