After numerous delays brought about largely due to the coronavirus situation, Team Xecuter’s hacking solutions for unpatchable Switch consoles are finally in advanced stages thanks to a new development. In this article, we’ll be...
First I asked whether the PSP was worth it in 2020, then I asked whether the PS3 was worth it in 2020. Now I think it’s the PS Vita’s turn. As always, these are...
Over a week ago now, I asked the question of whether the PSP is worth it in 2020? I came to the conclusions that it was, and a lot of you seemed to agree....
I recently got my hands on yet another PSP, which is what got me thinking of making this article. The PSP has had a great life with lots of amazing games and homebrew support...
Lately, things have got pretty interesting on the Nintendo front, first with them stating that there’ll be no new Switch model this year and now, with the release of Tesla for the Switch which...
With the Chinese New Year upon us, the first shipments of Team Xecuter’s upcoming mod chip for non-Lite Switch consoles should be coming soon and the reasons for hacking the Switch keep on becoming...
Over in the XBOX 360 hacking scene, the Optical Drive (DVD-ROM) was a common source of attack but when it comes to the PlayStation 3/4 scene, this hardware component didn’t see much interest. However,...
(Previous post in this series: Hacking consoles: a learning journey, part 1) Introduction: Hello, and welcome to this second (or first, depending on how you’re keeping count) installment of my learning journey. Don’t worry,...
Note from Wololo: scene member TheOct0 wanted to learn about how console hacking “works”. I suggested he started with “older” consoles such as the PSP in order to get the basic ideas without having...
If you’ve ever read anything about how the exploits that let us hack our consoles/smart devices work are created, you surely know that a good deal of reverse engineering is required. Up until today,...
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