Enjoying your Sony sorcery?  Well here's another handful to keep your brain full of fun and lights. And on the go, too!

Confused on which firmware you should have your dongle running, after the barrage of updates from the True Blue team? Have no fear, there's one simple answer to that and it's 2.61.

PS3 developers rejoice! If you've missed the git that was once powered by our sister site Dashhacks, don't fear. defyboy from the PS3 Dev Wiki has you covered. If you want something more than a dedicated forum for your work, check this out.

The Ghost Recon: Future Soldier beta is only going on until May 2nd, so watch these videos to get ready if you aren't already in on it. Or don't, if you're already playing.

deroad is back again with an update to his collection of Vita Tools for hardcore developers and enthusiasts alike. Vita Tools is based from fail0verflow's set of tools for the PS3.

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

The UK Games market is in a panic, but it looks like there's a saviour. After whirlwind success with Bastion last year, what's the film company spinoff doing?

Not all games are lucky enough to have a Western localization, but some are lucky enough to have hacker-made patches to allow you to understand them in English.

Infiltrate the Triads in Sleeping Dogs. Watch out for the fat ladies with cleavers.

It's looking epic.

Your PS3 games always on your Vita? More likely than you think with this hack from someone named Homer49 on YouTube

XBox Live is being attacked and Microsoft is denying any foul play.

A recent hack has been known to cause a lot of problems for those playing the classic FPS.

Welcome back to this week's QJ.net Download Review.  In case you missed any of these great homebrew games and apps we've got a recap of some great stuff for the PS3, PSP, Wii, Xbox and 3DS.

You know you don't have to play Saints Row 2 to "get" Saints Row 3...but it's still awesome.

Activision in trouble on PC, even before the release.

The final piece of Black Ops DLC moves out of timed exclusivity next week.

The latest installment of Tecmo Koei' s hack-and slash game will be getting a stand-alone expansion soon.

Pre-order and get a weapon and a motorcycle.

Bethesda has also pinned down the release date of the upcoming DLC of the game.

The pre-release of Activision's "innovative new digital community platform, built expressly for the 30-million strong Call of Duty fanbase" has begun.

Sony's brand new PlayStation 3 console is said to feature a "new copy protection system" in a bid to combat game piracy.

The last few months have seen an alarming rate of Internet hacks on websites and services, and despite what some pro-hacking activists may think, it will only lead to a government crackdown on the Internet.

After breaching PlayStation Network, Codemasters, and Nintendo UK sites, hackers have gone after Epic Games.

Codemasters sent out an email to their customers, informing that they have been hacked. 

Reports are claiming that the PC version of the multiplatform title Deus Ex: Human Revolution has in fact already been leaked by them nasty pirates on the Internet.

Codemasters' DiRT 3 is set to come out this week, but will fans really be able to enjoy it?

Was the PSN just hacked again? Not so, says Sony, but the password reset system was exploited somehow.

Hit the jump and check out the arrow wall, one of the many unlockable traps in Orcs Must Die!.

A new survey conducted by one of America's leading coupon code websites has found that nearly one-fifth of PlayStation 3 owners in the U.S. are considering a switch to the Xbox 360 console following the current PlayStation Network security breach.

This time, the "questions and answers" discussion deals with the "criminal intrusion" into the PlayStation Network.

According to PSX-Scene moderator chesh420, Sony was forced to shut down the PlayStation Network due to a "rebug" custom firmware which allowed users to use fake credit card accounts and download PSN contents for free.

For those of you wondering what George "Geohot" Hotz did with the donated money left from his legal defense fund for his court case with Sony, here's an update.

We've got one more new Mortal Kombat gameplay video for you today, featuring no other than God of War's Kratos.

The group Anonymous has released yet another video, and this time, it plainly shows their three major demands of the company.

Yesterday, Internet hacker group "Anonymous" launched an attack on Sony Computer Entertainment of America, DDoSing their websites and PSN service in the name of George "Geohot" Hotz. Not only was this attack highly illegal, but it was also completely unwarranted.

The infamous hacking group called Anonymous has rage war against Sony, threatening the firm that they would attack its web domains in response for their legal action against George Hotz and others PS3 hackers.

Having explained what he was doing in South America, PS3 hacker GeoHot now seems to have gotten his much-needed breather and is now ready to fire back at Sony, now responding to the "evidence" that he did own a PSN account.

Gaming news website GameSpot recently scored a gameplay demo of Mass Effect 2's upcoming Arrival downloadable content pack.

For the guy who hacked the Kinect to play Killzone 3, it's just the beginning of many more wonderful things to come, so he says.

It's all about choice in this game.

Infinity Ward has word that a new patch for Modern Warfare 2 is on the way that specifically addresses security issues that have affected online play of the game.

Guerrilla Games has said that they are working closely with Sony to "aggressively" monitor the online activity of Killzone 3 to get rid of the perpetrators and ensure legitimate players that their online experience won't be ruined, following the recent hacks on the system.

Next month, Sony's much talked-about Xperia Play smartphone will finally hit the market. Since the Xperia Play -- or PS Phone, if you want -- is one of Sony Ericsson's main weapons in their bid for a bigger slice of the smartphone market, comparisons with Apple's iPhone are inevitable. As Sony Ericsson sees it, one major positive point for the Xperia Play, however, is that using it is "much cooler than using an iPhone."

Sony sent out a warning to gamers with hacked PS3s a couple of days ago. Today, it seems they've finally started whipping out the banhammer.