If you're running custom firmware on your PSP or Vita, one of the biggest questions you're going to want to know the answer to is "what emulators can I get?" With some help from our awesome downloads server, I have compiled a list of what I think are the five best classic console emulators that a Sony portable can offer.

If you like to play Minecraft and own a Sony portable, then chances are you may have already heard about the work being done by camxpspx123 to create a much improved version of drakon's Multicraft. It hasn't been too long since his last update, but the team has already begun to show what they are currently working on. Get ready for Creepers and cows!

In case you weren't aware, we have an incredible downloads section located over at dl.qj.net that features all of the latest scene updates and files from around the world. Because we don't get around to covering every single option you have at your disposal, I'm back to show you some of the very best  of what QJ has to offer. If you are a fan of PSP games on PS3 or on the go, this is one edition worth paying attention to.

This site began as a place founded on the love of PSP, and I'm proud to say that with today's hot downloads we can continue that trend. Whether you are looking for some new homebrew to play, or you want to play some of that goodness on your Vita, I'm going to give you the files you need. Even if you prefer to work from PS3 I've got some updates for you thrown in for good measure.

It's been just a little while since I've written one of these, which makes it all the more fitting  that Download Roundup should return on this very day. Thanks to the time lapse however, pretty much all of the files that I'll be talking about have made an impact on our community in a big way. Especially if you are into Sony consoles and portables, these games and tools are among the very best from recent days.

A few days ago, Atari's Nolan Bushnell made claims that the Xbox 720 would oust the PS4 because Sony systems are simply too hard to develop for. However, in what Ubisoft Montreal's CEO calls a radical change, it seems that such difficulties might not be the case.

Sure, it’s fun to hate on games publishers for their greedy ways. But sometimes they back great games, right?

Other than giving you some of the best news the gaming industry's got, QJ does have a secondary obligation to fill you all in on some of the very best downloads meant mostly for you experienced hacker folks. Who needs to deal with the long waits on external links when all the latest and greatest stuff can be found right here? Today I'll be featuring brand new homebrew efforts for PS3, PSP, and Wii, so if you have one of those consoles you're best bet is to keep on reading!

With February coming to a close, the industry has been experimenting with all kinds of trends. Between getting involved in various social, causes, increasing prices for games, and even some religious banter, in this single week it seems like the gaming world we know and love has been turned on its head. Not to mention we even got our handful of actual facts about the PS4 as well. Want to know more about this crazy week? Welcome to Confessions of a Gamer!

The PSP scene has been in a boom lately, and QJ isn't content to let that stop now. If you're a lover of classic style, Genesis gaming this new release from the developer known as Maggas is well worth your time.

Releases in the PSP scene had been a little bit sparse in the past, but developments seem to be heating up. Out of this spike comes a brand new unofficial NeoGeo emulator from the developer known as nebuwaks.

There's no real denying that the PSP scene has been at least a little bit slow lately. However much like something from The Walking Dead, this community just keeps on coming back when we least expect it.

Since the launch of the PSP in 2005, Sony's handhelds hve been oe of the most popular choices for homebrewers and hackers alike. The original portable set the standard in many ways for what would become the strong community of followers that spawned this very website, but is that enough to call it the king of gaming on the go? In this special edition of Shootout, we put the PSP against its newer more powerful brother the PS Vita. Will it be age or advanced capabilities that wins out in this war?

 NVIDIA’s Shield project has caused a minor ripple in the world of games. But does it matter?

2012 has come and gone, and luckily you are all still with us here at QJ.  As you would expect, there's a lot to love here from Sony consoles including a new versions of popular loaders plus a few handy homebrew apps for the real scene enthusiasts. Who's ready to look at some awesome downloads?

The Walking Dead isn't just kicking ass on TV, as it’s doing the same on the PlayStation Network as well.  Well, at least it did during the month of November.

If you're a real hardcore Xbox gamer, than the SmartGlass app for your smartphone has probably become a real staple for you. With this handy little tool you can connect with the Xbox Live community on an instantaneous basis that  has always meshed beautifully with your iPhone...at least until you got that new elongated screen on the iPhone 5.

While there has already been plenty of press coverage on this event by other news outlets, QJ is here to remind you that the Speed Gamers Mario Marathon will be hitting the interwebs soon.

The original PSP really holds a fond spot in the heart of QJ members.  If you're looking to rekindle some of that old fun, you might be interested to know that the PSP 3000 is on sale on Amazon for a great price.

As it usually is, November was a pretty solid month for downloads on the QJ network. This article is going to give you the run down of what games and applications that you all seemed to love the most over the course of the past month.  Are you ready to take a look at the best of November?

As we have all seen, streaming music services have been all the rage these days. While obvious choices like YouTube have been music to our ears for quite some time now, more legally sanctioned choices like Pandora and Spotify have really begun to gain some traction in recent years. There will soon be another option for you.

If you haven't heard of the developer known as "Notch" than you certainly haven't been doing your homework. He is the creator of the wildly successful  game known as Minecraft that has toppled any and all expectations for indie games everywhere.  Here's the series next big milestone!

It's hard to believe that Sony's original PSP is slowly starting to be considered a console that is coming of age.  In fact, the PSP is in a lot of ways where the QJ universe began. That's why we're proud to see progress being made on this PSP emulator for Android and Windows.

If you're been a long-time fan of EA's Army of Two series, this is definitely going to be some news you want to pay attention to. For those stoked enough to have preordered the game, you'll be gald to  know that tons more goodies are on the way. Oh, and we have a release date too!

With October now coming to a close, the most confident of game developers are beginning to reveal some of their earnings report for the first half of the fiscal year. Thanks to some help from some of its flagship franchises, fans of Capcom will be glad to know that this Mega Man team isn't going to be going anywhere any time soon.

If you've been living under a rock, PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is essentially Sony's answer to the immense popularity of Nintendo's Super Smash Bros.  While the release of the game has received a lot of hype, if you're a Playstation Plus member or a PS Vita owner, you'll be able to begin beta testing this unique experience starting today!

There has been a lot to complain about with Resident Evil 6. The game that started with the hype of a leak that brought the game to some shelves over a month early was stifled by some pretty bad reviews and hatred form fans worldwide. But now there is a ray of hope.

While there has been some speculation regarding the fate of the game formally known as Final Fantasy XIV 2.0, Square Enix has released a fresh screenshot of the title running on a PS3.  If you're looking to step deeper into the Final Fantasy universe, PS3 and PC users will have your shot!

It's quite a pity that the Tomb Raider series has lost a lot of its shine since its peak in the 90s. Still, if there's any development team that can bring the series back from the dead, I expect Square Enix to pull it off right.

The Call of Duty engine, is really one that hasn't been overhauled in quite some time, and the fans really have begun to notice. However, Treyarch designer director David Vonderhaar has a different view on the matter. Baffled by the recent allegations, he has a much more positive view of where the series is headed graphically.

If you're at all familiar with the PSP homebrew community, it's no secret that custom firmware has truly opened the scene up to a whole mess of new modded experiences.  Thanks to a new release from longtime developer Total Noob, we can now have at least a piece of that experience on the PS Vita by being able to boot 6.60 TN-A CFE through the console's PSP emulator using the new Urbanix exploit.

Unless you're a real industry enthusiast or just a lover of classic games, it's possible you may not even recall a game called Karateka.  While it may come as a surprise to some, the beat-em-up that was in some senses the first of its kind will be coming back from the dead to XBLA and PSN with a rumored November 14th release date.

Minecraft has truly become one of the most popular indie games that the industry has ever seen. While the game broke hordes of digital sales records during its first hour of release, the indie title has reached a completely epic four million downloads on XBLA today.

When it comes to mobile browsing, there are few worse options than that of the PSP. Webtastic is a homebrew application that does just that while also offering an even further beefed-up iteration for Apple's iOS as well.

With all of the excitement going on in the PS Vita scene, sometimes it's easy to forget the handheld console that started it all. The PSP was Sony's first attempt at legitimate mobile gaming; and while it may not have been a huge success with the masses, it became a home for quite a large and unique  group of individuals that we now commonly call "the PSP scene."

 Final Fantasy III is making its way onto the PlayStation Network next week, giving PSP owners the chance to crank it up on the go.

So Sega's mysterious Project Omega has been revealed as a game called Demon Tribe. Great, but that doesn't explain the chick with the tattoos between her boobs.

If you're a true zombie lover, you've known for a while that the world is ending. That's right, the true zombie apocalypse is upon us; and while the rest of the world lies in wait of that horrific day, you would rather prepare for the inevitable. If this sounds at all like you, you may want to try out ZombieSinf 2 from the Russian developer known as zharikov.vitalik.

If you've been using your PSP for as long as I have, odds are you're going to have a ton of different savegame files on that memory card of yours. From years and years of content, sometimes it can be a bit hard to manage all of the files you got, and that's where Savegame Saver comes in.

It's not too often we get to see a completely new PSP homebrew game break onto the scene these days, but thankfully right now is one of those rare times. A developer by the name of RYP has just released his own coded puzzle game called OpenBricks.

I've got to be honest with you when I say I'm actually starting to get tired of this. Coming fresh off the wave of a false report that Anonymous had once again hacked the Playstation Network, we have once again received another somewhat similar report from a different hacking group known as NullCrew.  What is their motivation and just how worried should we be? Find out after the jump!

If you're into games that give you a slight vicarious thrill, then you may want to check out this new homebrew game for PSP called Runaway Car.  For more info on this scene newcomer, check out the full story!

Here's an application release that may be of interest to some of our more tech savy readers. If you're the type of person with a totally hacked out Xbox and loves messing with the homebrew and development side of the community, Swizzy is a name that you should be paying a lot of attention to.  Any dev-freaks looking to find out what's under the hood? Check the full article!

Are you looking to build an empire on your PSP?  Well thanks to a new homebrew game work in progress title from a developer named Seeken you officially can!  Check out the complete details on this new port in the full article!

As followers of the console market, we have seen all kinds of references made to the so-called "console wars."  With soldiers known as fanboys taking to the internet, this console feud is certainly something that can be a pleasure to watch. Still, is it exciting enough to take to the big screen?

Here's some more homebrew to add to your collection, now that your PSP is probably out by now. From the Runaway Car team comes a new homebrew game by the name of...

If the PS3 and the PS Vita got a set of tools, why can't the PSP its own? That's what acidsnake has set out to do.

Despite the console being released about eight years ago, the PSP scene is still relatively active for what it's worth. It's at least active enough that plenty of quality programs have a way of slipping their way through the cracks between all of the more mainstream game releases.  Today I bring you an updated version of such an app called DORAKZ. What does this little PSP homebrew app do? Find out in the full details.

Loyal PSP scene members had a little bit of a scare yesterday when the website for the much beloved ProCFW suddenly disappeared from the internet.  The short answer is no, but the full details can be found in the complete story.