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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Another day, another firmware that gets pushed by Sony. After a previous release, Sony is offering another one feature update for the masses holding onto a Vita handheld.

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.

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.

XMB File Manager is no longer known by such a name. Devil303 is no longer working alone on this project. Welcome the new Team XMBM+ and XMB Manager Plus.

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.

Sick of the current firmware? Sure you are, get downloading now!

It didn’t take long for people to hack the Vita. Sony, of course, is going to do everything it can to stop homebrew enthusiasts in their tracks.

Today is Friday so you know what that means right?  Yup...another QJ.net Homebrew Roundup for you to snag some cool homebrew games and apps created by some very talented devs.

It's alive! It's alive! Oh wait, never mind SEN just crashed...try again later.

You get to sync with Apple's, look at maps and play more with others. It's like being part of a hippie summer camp.

An odd move, but a move nonetheless.

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

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

New logo spotted.

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.

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

Latest update to fix "uncommon" freezing and instability issues

Judge must not be a Linux user.

Sony’s latest handheld has a fairly successful Japanese launch, outselling the original PSP but falling just short of the Nintendo 3DS.

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

The EFF thinks you have the right to modify your gaming console, but are they fighting a losing battle?

Nintendo updates the 3D handheld with 3D video recording and a few other new features.

As we get closer to the PlayStation Vita release, we become more aware of what exactly the Vita WON'T do.

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.  

The days of three-point something something have come and gone – it’s time for the fours.

On the back of some good sales figures for Black Friday, Nintendo lets us down a little by having to announce a slight delay in the 3DS firmware update.

Remote downloadable play will allow PlayStation owners to play all their games on the next generation Sony handheld.

Welcome back to the QJ Download Roundup for the week ending November 25, 2011.  This week we are showcasing three cool downloads to enhance your gaming experience.  

Playstation Vita isn't even out yet and a firmware extractor is apparently in development.

Today is your last day to buy games at the old five-system share rate as new game limits go in effect when the service comes back online.

It's not the latest firmware hack but it's a start...

If you love playing Nintendo 64 games on your modded PSP, you should probably pick up this newest revision of Daedalus X64.

Nintendo held their annual earnings briefing in Tokyo on Friday, and despite some bad financial results, 3DS owners can expect a few exciting updates in November.

Nintendo plans a live, online presentation to talk to fans about the future of their 3D handheld system.