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.

There's a new patch coming out for ME3. No, it doesn't fix the damn ending and BioWare says we're not getting that for a while.

True Blue's been up and going lately these days. If your OCD keeps you worried about getting the latest updates, there's a new update available.

They're working on fixing it, not making it worse. Though that may happen given that a patch caused this one in the first place...

The latest Street Fighter X Tekken patch fixed a lot of problems, which is good, but also introduced a major new one, which is bad. Hint: keep knives away from fire.

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

Naughty Dog has put out a video talking about their new Uncharted 3 patch. If you ragequit, you lose. If you have crappy Internet that disconnects you, you lose.

True Blue has another dongle firmware update for users to digest. The team is able to change just one number and make one big difference. See what they've done this time.

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.

One of the perks of having a custom firmware, is the ability to customize your PSP as you see fit. ZeroVSH Patcher is one of the many tools available, that can help get this done.

When we last covered Venix Downgrader, it quickly became an unfavored tool due to it being potentially unsafe. Developer OverX has addressed this and has released a new, proper version of his tool.

We're always quick to put developers under a heavy spotlight when talking about their dedication to updates and patches, but now and then we should appreciate their extra efforts, like this sizeable update.

Love the action of Skyrim but wish there were more ways for you to scream at the stuff you see on screen? Bethesda has you covered with its next patch.

Well, the patch may be for a game that most people panned, but at least it's something. These devs actually listened to their fans and fixed their game. Well, somewhat.

It's been a heated month between dongle teams True Blue and JB-King. Tensions arose after True Blue made their anti clone protections public, in an effort to warn users and manufacturers of clone dongles. JB-King has taken care of that for its share of users by releasing firmware v2.51 for their dongles. Users can now continue to enjoy their games and homebrew such as The Catachthonic.

Mass Effect 3 undoubtedly has been in the center of criticism since its launch. From the game's ending to the various bugs encountered, Bioware is doing the best it can to keep us gamers happy. Unfortunately, they haven't patched the "Black Hole" glitch, which has prevented several gamers from playing the game. Not to worry though, the community is looking out for one another.

ifcaro is here, pumping updates to his PKGView application for Windows. PKGView allows you to extract the contents of .pkg files of the PS3, PSP, Vita as well as those for the PSX. For those who are running homebrew on any of these devices, this tool may prove useful to you. Game patching, modding or whatever the case may be, PKGView can help you get the job done.

Skyrim won over our hearts last year and took our slings and arrows in the knee. But what does it really look like to be a warrior in Isengard?

Bioware is ready to show off its new user interface for Star Wars: The Old Republic. And it’s pretty awesome.

Move over, generic first-person-shooters: there’s a new game in town. One that lets you play as a shark. No, seriously.

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.

This new Skyrim patch will of course address more bugs and whatnot, but it will also include new kill moves and killcams for ranged attack and magic. The video here demonstrates just that, plus there's a prostitute beating the crap out of people.

If you want to know what’s new in Minecraft patch 1.2, look no further than this short video.

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.

People were worried about the gems mechanic as it relates to tournaments, so Capcom's trying to alleviate their fears.

Plus, David Jaffe curses a lot.

The bloody platformer slices its way to PC, Xbox Live Arcade and PSN next month.

Tut tut, Steam. Tut tut.

Welcome back to another edition of the QJ.net Download Round Up for the second week of January. 

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

2011 ended with a ton of great homebrew downloads for  all of your favorite consoles and it looks like 2012 is off to another great start.

Having trouble with a certain fight in Star Wars: The Old Republic? Dance it out!

This guy has way too much fun screwing with the people, animals, and monsters of Skyrim. And there's a monkey with cymbals.

Time sure does fly when you are having fun.  This week have some cool homebrew apps for your Xbox 360, PSP and PS3.

Capcom’s downloadable game is looking mighty purty.

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

The games company scrambles to repair the latest Zelda title’s game-breaking glitch.

DICE confirms that there will be no standalone updater for the popular first-person shooter.

Rocksteady has addressed the DX11 issue that made the game unplayable on PC, but only for some players.

Capcom announced so many balance changes to SSFIVAE 2012 they need their own PDF.

Bethesda’s latest content update is causing major problems for the enormous RPG.

John Kearney is the co-founder and Art Director of VooFoo studios, the main man behind the Hustle Kings series and the upcoming Pure Chess. Harrison E sat down to have a game of wits with John.

Today must be “Official Update Your Game Day,” with yet another high profile title getting patched.