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Hey everybody, it’s week 2 of my news summary, and if you haven’t realized I’ve decided to re-name it. It’s a bit better, don’t you think? Anyway, on the topic. This week lots happened. Xbox announced the reveal of their next gen console, there’s a new colour controller coming to US, Amazon lists Fifa 14 for the Vita, and here’s the fun one. A 90 year old had a go on the Oculus Rift!
At the bottom of the page, I will provide a full article for you to read if you are interested and want to read more about it.
It is for those who have been living under a rock for the past week, this is the recent news in gaming, tech, and everything else in the past week! 
Ah, yes, the obligatory “it still works, guys!” Video. Come on, I know you love it as much as I do!
Several people have pointed to me that I shouldn’t talk about “PS Vita hacks” when what I’m really talking about are hacks inside the PSP emulator running on the Vita. But I’ll have to say in my defense that with each iteration, the PSP emulator on the Vita is going further away from the actual PSP firmware, with its seemingly endless series of security features (that are probably really here to avoid a stupid crash happening on your Vita, but also have the convenient side effect of delaying hacks inside the psp emulator).
Still on a lower firmware and don’t want to update? Here is a comprehensive guide to manually updating to a firmware, activating and linking a Ps Vita, getting exploits after they’re pulled, copying content and more! 
PS Vita’s 
TN-V v3 was completed a little sooner than expected and you can now update! 
Open CMA was not working initially with the new Vita 2.10 firmware update, however a quick method to getting it working again has been found. 
Yet again Total_Noob’s popular Custom Emulator Firmware TN-V will be receiving an update.