Playing homebrew via VHBL may have gotten a whole lot better now with this gem available.

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.

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.

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.

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.

I'm sure that you're waiting for a release of VHBL. Unfortunately, you will have to wait a bit longer. To distract you from the wait, Wololo reveals the name of the game to be used this time around. Any guesses?

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.

It may not be the VHBL related news that you're looking for but it's still newsworthy, nonetheless. Developer wth has released a new version of his Vita Half Byte Loader for the exploit within Everybody's Tennis.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

This new demo video shows something of interest to you iPeople.

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.

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.  

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

Nintendo DS that is specifically built for SuperCard DSTwo flash cart users.

Here's the latest build of the Java-based PlayStation Portable emulator for PC, JPCSP.

Homebrew coder Chris has updated his handy Wiibrew utility Playstats, bumping it up to version 1.1.

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.

A new SVN build of nesDS, the latest iteration of the Nintendo/Famicom emulator for the Nintendo DS, is now available courtesy of homebrew coders huiminghao and minitroopa.

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.

A new build of JPCSP, the ever-improving Java-based PlayStation Portable emulator for PC, is now out folks.

Homebrew coder Atien is back on the scene to update his PSP take of the nostalgic Atari space simulation game, Frontier: Elite II.

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

Homebrew coder ThatOtherPerson has updated his second iteration of the highly addicting customizable top down zombie shooter, originally released for the PC, They Do Not Die.

Here's the latest version of MJaoune's homebrewed adaptation of Pocket God game for the Nintendo DS.

Homebrew developer Actarus has released the final build of iDeaS version 1.0.4.0, an excellent Nintendo DS emulator for PC.

Homebrew developer seba has released the alpha build of his latest project, RetroWars DS, an excellent looking homebrewed shoot em up for the Nintendo handheld.

Homebrew coders huiminghao and minitroopa has released a new version of nesDS, the latest iteration of the Nintendo/Famicom emulator for the Nintendo DS.

Here's the latest version of plum's MP3Player plugin, a nifty app that allows you to listen to your favorite MP3 tracks while on game mode.

Here's the latest build of the Java-based PlayStation Portable emulator for PC, JPCSP.

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

Here's the latest build of JPCSP, the ever-improving Java-based PlayStation Portable emulator for PC.

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

Homebrew developer Wiimpathy has released a new version of NeoCD-Wii, a port of the NEO-CD REDUX GameCube emulator for the Nintendo Wii.