Wololo comes through with an update to the VHBL that works with Super Collapse 3.

Playing homebrew via VHBL may have gotten a whole lot better now with this gem available.

Wololo's Vita Half Byte Loader has been out for a while whether you're playing it with Motorstorm, Everybody's Tennis or Super Collapse 3. If you have had that nostalgia hit for GBA games and have been disappointed that VHBL doesn't quite work with it, there's something new for that.

Wololo, the dev you all know and love for VHBL, has taken some time out from his schedule to address the issues that some users are experiencing with the homebrew loader.

It's hard to believe that the PS3 nearing 6 years of age. It's been a long road on both the gaming and scene fronts. If you want to go down that special lane again and see how the PS3 came to be today or want to learn some new stuff, take a look at The Complete History Of The PS3.

With a bit of delay, Wololo finally releases VHBL for the exploit hiding away in Super Collapse 3. Hopefully you purchased and transferred your copy of the game over to your Vita.

While you're waiting for Wololo to release the newest iteration of the Vita Half Byte Loader, maybe you'll want to stockpile on compatible homebrew apps for your Vita.

Are you one of the many who like to have homebrew on their Xbox 360s? If you're already going with Team Xecuter's CoolRunners and Reset Glitch Hack, they have an update to make it oh so better.

It may not be the VHBL related news that you're looking for but it's still newsworthy, nonetheless. Developer wth has released a new version of his Vita Half Byte Loader for the exploit within Everybody's Tennis.

Sony's most recent firmware update was not a mandatory one. However, I think that it's going to turn into one, pretty soon. That's if you enjoy homebrew on your Vita, like I wish I could.

One of the scenes leading experts on Homebrew discusses why Sony took games off the market and the future of Sony homebrew.

Apple celebrates 25 billion apps downloaded through its iTunes Store.

That's a mouthful...maybe if you're not into homebrew

Is Anonymous in the right by taking out websites in response to government actions?

Most collector's editions are pretty lame, but this actually looks cool.

Mobile Minecrafters, your time has finally come. Sort of.

Its time again for another edition of the QJ.net Homebrew Download Roundup.

There's a lot of great homebrew available for whatever console you choose to do your gaming on.  Each and every week the QJ.net team will bring you a roundup of some of the most popular and useful homebrew downloads from our massive download vault.  

Postal 3 is on it's way in December and Harrison E sits down to have a chat with level designer, developer and viral video maker, Tim Wambolt.

Blurry Vision? Nah, that's just Bohemia Interactive messing with you.

New usbdevice.prx patch for all CFWs now also available.

Homebrew coder SuperFury1 has dropped by our forums to release a new version of POPStation PSP, a nifty app from the good ole' days that allows you to convert PSX games to eboot using your PSP.

Homebrew coder extraordinaire neur0n is back on the scen to release a new build of his LCFW (or Light custom firmware) and CFW ME for firmware 6.60.

Gears of War 3 got one hell of a launch last month, but that was just the beginning.

Want to indulge in a brand new MMORPG for free AND help out with bugs? GameKiss has you covered.

A whole new set of updates from neur0n, this time, updating his previous custom firmware projects, LCFW (or Light custom firmware) and CFW 6.39 ME for the PlayStation Portable.

Homebrew coder neur0n has updated his LCFW (or Light custom firmware) and CFW ME for firmware 6.60.

A brand new video captures the PS Vita playing a PS3 game via Remote Play.

Homebrew coder plum has published a new version of his MP3Player Plugin, a nifty homebrew plugin that allows you to listen to your favorite MP3 tracks while on game mode.

Homebrew developer Total_Noob is back on the scene to release his latest app, Extended OSK, a handy plugin, which as the name suggest, extends the on screen keyboard functionality of your homebrew-enabled PSP.

Japanese coder extraordinaire neur0n is back on the homebrew scene to update his latest custom firmware projects, LCFW (or Light custom firmware) and CFW 6.60 ME for the PlayStation Portable.

New versions of POPSloader has been released for the latest custom firmwares.

Another set of update from homebrew coder neur0n, this time, publishing new versions of his LCFW and CFW 6.39 ME.

More CFW updates for you guys, this time, courtesy of homebrew developer neur0n as he updates his custom firmware 6.60 Minimum Edition for PSP Phat and Slim, bumping it up to version 1.2.

Here it is folks! From homebrew devs Coldbird, Virtuous Flame (aka Liquidzigong) and the rest of Team Pro comes the long awaited update of their Pro custom firmware for the PlayStation Portable.

Homebrew coder kenma9123 is back with a new update for his feature-packed homebrew application, Krap-psp.

More updates from homebrew dev neur0n for you today, as he resumes work on his two previous 6.39 custom firmwares, and bumping both to version 9.3.

Homebrew developer neur0n is back to release a new version of his custom firmware 6.60 Minimum Edition for PSP Phat and Slim.

As promised folks, homebrew developer neur0n has released his custom firmware 6.60 Minimum Edition for PSP Phat and Slim.

Japanese developer neur0n has updated his own custom firmware projects, LCFW (or Light custom firmware) and CFW 6.39 ME for the PlayStation Portable.

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Homebrew developer Sektor is back on the scene to release a new version of REminiscence PSP, a rewrite of the engine used in the game Flashback: The Quest for Identity.

Homebrew developer Frostegater has released a new version of his permanent patching solution for Total_Noob's 6.20 TN-E, bumping it up to version 3.

Japanese coder neur0n has published a new update of his own custom firmware project, LCFW (or Light custom firmware) and CFW 6.39 ME for the PlayStation Portable.

Homebrew coders' NaNnI and Rinnegatamante has released a new version of LUA Player Plus, a mod of the original LUA Player Euphoria and LUA Player HM7 made by Zack and HomeMister for Playstation Portable.

Homebrew developer neur0n updates his own custom firmwares, LCFW (or Light custom firmware) and CFW 6.39 ME, bringing it to version 9.

Homebrew coder neur0n has released a new version of LCFW 6.39 ME, his "light custom firmware" for PSP Go users.

Team PRO has updated their 6.xx custom firmware project, bumping it up to B9 Beta.

One more release from homebrew dev pen as he recently updated his handy homebrew app, AutoMute, a nifty plugin for your homebrew enabled PSPs that automatically mutes the sound of your headphones when it is detached from your device.