Oh yeah, this is the news that you've been waiting for. No, True Blue hasn't released new patches yet nor have they lowered the price on the dongle. However, it's something worth reading about... if you haven't already.

Users of DeanK's multiMAN backup manager know that development has been rather quiet. There's something new brewing for the backup manager homebrew.

After months and months, the Lonely Coder Andreas Oman, has released a new stable version to his popular Showtime MediaCenter application for PS3.

It's been a while since we last heard of neur0n. If you have a PSP running his 6.39 custom firmware, here's a new update that should be of your fancy.

Putting stuff together for the PS3 by yourself or with others? Well, you'll need PS3Tools. Not good at command line? Then, you'll need PSDev's PS3Tools.

The genius that is Coldbird has pushed a new update to his online mulitplayer client for PRO custom firmwares.

PS3 owners who are looking to get game backups and homebrew going on the latest firmware, you'll have to hang in there a little bit longer... Maybe.

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.

The True Blue team released their 2.6 firmware for their dongles. It included a firmware spoofer and provided compatibility updates for games. The thing though, it wasn't quite ready for consumption. They have fixed it up and released a new update for everyone, unless you're using a JB-King dongle.

Looking for a way to customize your PS3, after you flash custom firmware to it? Get one of the more advanced, yet basic things changed on your console. Replace that boring logo that you see every time you turn on your PS3 with a flag.

Is this scene dead yet? One developer thinks not. neur0n brings Dark_Alex's Time Machine out from the storage closet for some traveling.

Are you playing a game and you're stuck on the same level or mission? Well, if you have a PS3 with custom firmware, you can punch in a couple of buttons and get on your way. (But isn't that how it's done normally?) Anyways, BahumatLord has released an update to his Custom Cheat Package Disc.

Coldbird and the team behind the PRO custom firmwares for the PSP have been cranking out some updates. They aren't for the custom firmware though. It's for the online adhoc client that the team has been working on.

The lonely coder Andreas Oman, is coding away his Showtime Mediacenter homebrew app for the PS3, while his automatic build system is taking care of the compiling. For those who like to stay bleeding edge, there is a new build available for download. It's a new build to go along with your plugins.

neur0n is keeping the scene alive with his series of custom firmware releases. He recently released two updates to the 6.60 flavor of his "Light" and "Regular" custom firmware for the original PSP lineup.

The PS3 scene has a plethora of tools available to get your console running custom firmware or dongles, if that is your thing. Unfortunately, there's always a bad bunch of people who just aim to release tools with the intent of bricking consoles. HwapX and Overx fall into this category with the recent release of their Venix GUI downgrader app.

This weeks round up brings us some really good tools for your PS3 that you will definitely want to check out.  And of course, it wouldn't be another download and homebrew round up without a cool homebrew game from ThatOtherPerson.  So let's see what is on the menu today.

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

Judge must not be a Linux user.

PSP homebrew developer Abcang has released a couple of quitck updates for the CustomHOME beta plugin.

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.

The DaedalusX64 has updated their ever-popular Nintendo 64 emulator for the PlayStation Portable, bumping it up to revision 733.

Homebrew coder Abcang has released a new version of the CustomHOME plugin.

Homebrew developer Abcang has released a new version of the CustomHOME plugin.

If you love customizing your PSP, you might want to take a gander at NightStar3 and codestation's newly released ZeroVSH Patcher.

Homebrew developer ABCanG has released a new version of CustomHome, a handy PSP plugin that allows users to have more options on their "Home" menu button when playing a game.

Revision 729 of DaedalusX64, the ever-popular Nintendo 64 emulator for the PlayStation Portable is now out folks.

Update: Yoti from Wololo's forums has claimed that this homebrew app is fake.

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.

Here's the latest version of ABCanG 's CustomHome, a handy homebrew plugin that allows PSP users to have more options on their "Home" menu button when playing a game.

PSP homebrew developer neur0n has another new release for the community: updates for the GameMenu plugin.

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.

Homebrew coders' Davee and some1 have teamed up to release a new version of their "multi-firmware downgrader" project, which now allows PSP 3000 09g users to downgrade to firmware 6.20.

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.

The DaedalusX64 team has published the latest build of their Nintendo 64 emulator project for the PlayStation Portable.

Need to fuel your downloads craving? QJ has you covered in one comprehensive post.

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.

The DaedalusX64 team has released a new build of their Nintendo 64 emulator project for the PlayStation Portable.

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.

A new version of CustomHome, homebrew dev ABCanG ' handy homebrew plugin that allows PSP users to have more options on their "Home" menu when playing a game is now out and ready for your downloading consumption.

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

Homebrew dev some1 has found a new kernel exploit on the official PSP firmware version 6.60.