While this week, the scene that went the craziest by far was the Nintendo Switch scene, it’s still important to note that other areas of the internet still had something going on! This week...
With the Nintendo Switch scene going nuts with the ShofEL2 exploit, a firmware-independent exploit as it depends a hardware issue, emulators that push the system’s boundaries were bound to crop up! Thanks to Linux running...
The folks over at RPCS3 had a laborious month last March and as a result, they have a lot to share with us. As usual, this article is here to condense their long progress...
This week saw some pretty exciting news regarding the PS3, PS4 and PSVita hacking scenes with stuff such as the ESP8266, VitaQuake III and people exploring what can be done with the PS3’s HAN...
Thanks to the dedicated and talented folks over at RPCS3, the emulator is always doing a great amount of progress each month. This article is here to condense down their February 2018 report into...
Dolphin is perhaps one of the most actively developed emulator nowadays and due to that, a monthly report is almost always published. This article is here to condense down the January 2018 to a...
Genesis/Mega Drive fans rejoice because if you have an old Nintendo 2/3DS, you can finally play your Genesis games at full speed! Thanks to developer ‘bubble2k16’, you can now have PicoDrive on your hacked...
Thanks to the hard work of a couple of developers, homebrew for the PSVita is still getting regular updates to make them even better. This time around, Basilisk II got a much needed update...
Basilisk II on the Vita works pretty well so it’s the only way to properly play older (late 1980s-mid 1990s) PC games that don’t have a console/Vita native port. Games like SimCity 2000 that...
Developer ‘rsn8887’ of Github decided to update some of Cpasjuste’s work in order to give a better experience to Vita users. This time around, PFBA for the Vita got updated to version 1.10 and...
