The high-definition remix of the Silent Hill series was a disaster. And, it turns out, it was all Konami’s fault.

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...

If you've been following the work that wololo and crew have been doing with VHBL on the PS Vita then you are absolutely going to want to see the latest news.  If you've been eagerly awaiting the Vita to let you play PS1 games things are definitely looking good for you...

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.

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.

There's an automatic build updater integrated into Team Xecuter's J-Runner application, so you probably won't be reading the rest of this post. In case you didn't know there was an update out, then maybe you want to read through it.

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.

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.

Got a Jasper that's acting up with Team Xecuter's Reset Glitch Hack? Time to pop that console open.

It's the weekend. When you're done watching the game, consider turning on Showtime to throw on an unwatched flick. Before you do though, make sure you update the homebrew to the latest build.

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.

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.

Are you spending more time crashing into walls or crashing your PS3 in ThatOtherDev's The Catachthonic homebrew? If it's the latter, you'll want the new update pushed yesterday.

Team Xecuter is keeping the updates flowing like a river. It seems as if it's going back and forth between RGH and DVD drive related news. This time, it's about RGH and it has to do with their J-Runner application for Windows PCs.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Welcome back to the QJ.net Download and Homebrew Round Up for April 6, 2012.  Today we've got some cool homebrew games as well as some tools that will maximie your PSP and give you more functionality.  So let's get right to it.

Been playing Skyrim lately? Noticed anything different? Probably not.

Welcome back to the QJ.net Homebrew and Download Round Up for March 30, 2012.  This week we've got some great emulators and apps for your PSP as well as some cool stuff for your Nintendo DS Systems.  So without further delay lets get right to it.

EA is keeping to their word but when will the FPS be fixed?  Will the fixes even be noticeable to players?

Once again, Epic fixes a bunch of crap that you never knew was a problem.

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.

We like to ride our favorite developer's collective asses when they give us a buggy game, but occasionally one of them gets it right.

Okay, seriously the game is over 24 hours of worth of gameplay and you're giving us DLC, Y U NO LET US WAIT?

Bethesda is one smart cookie, but what do they have to say about core gamers?

Welcome back to this weeks edition of the QJ.net download and homebrew round up.  We've got more cool homebrew games for the Wii, PSP and PS3. 

This is buffed, this is nerfed, yadda yadda...

The new Skyrim patch is available on Steam.

Sony's next firmware could be just around the corner.  Is that what all that downtime was the other day?

This week QJ.net delivers the goods with more homebrew games and apps for your PSP, PS3 and Wii.

Bethesda releases full patch notes for their latest Skyrim update, now in the certification testing.

But if you’re a PS Plus subscriber, you can play the beta right now!

The Postal Dude is back, but how good is it being back?

Lag problems in Skyrim have made the game nearly unplayable, but Bethesda has a solution – two months after launch.

New bosses and more!

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.

UFC Personal Trainer is getting a free Workout Pack DLC and the UFC on Xbox Live app is getting a fix so it's actually useful.

Everyone has certain things in video games that they hate. Let's get them all out in the open.

Users are reporting serious problems with the PC version of Saints Row the Third.

Its that time again.  QJ.net is back with this weeks download round up.  See what's new this week from the QJ.net Download Section.

Despite the Wii’s lack of a patching mechanism, Nintendo has come up with a way to solve the game-breaking bug that’s leaving some Zelda players stranded mid-story.