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modrobert writes: "I stumbled across this news post over at gbatemp.net, but it's all over the place. Quote: 'Project PlayStation Input Output has been trying to load PlayStation 1 game images through the game system's parallel I/O port since 2010, and now it's ready to show off the first prototype.' You can find more info in this forum topic here at EurAsia. A quick observation; this will only work solderless for the first generation of PSX consoles, not SCPH-900x or PSone which lacks the parallel I/O port. The goal is an SD card solution, they've given up on hard drive support it seems."
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[source: BuZz @ xbmc4xbox.org.uk] The upcoming 3.3 version of XBMC4Xbox has now reached a point where it should be stable for every day use, and can be put through more testing by end users.
Note: EurAsia forum topic and download here.
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Posted on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 @ 03:55:06 GMT (448 reads)
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[source: Team 3k3y @ FB] 3k3y SATA is now ready!
After months of testing 3k3y SATA is now in production. All SATA models can be supported by various daughter boards. At this time the first daughterboard supports the following models:
-Fat PS3s, CECHL onwards
-20xx/21xx Slims
3.55 is still required for key extraction but we have made some interesting finds which may eventually lead to key extraction directly from the drive.
Note: EurAsia forum topic here.
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Posted on Sunday, May 12, 2013 @ 11:14:45 GMT (495 reads)
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[source: marcan @ fail0verflow.com] It’s been almost 7 years since the Wii was released. Back in 2006, not many owned a living room PC. PCs were still relatively bulky, and the Chinese offerings were limited to horrible media players. At the time, the prospect of having a game console double as a HTPC and being able to browse the web, play games for older platforms with emulation, and run homebrew games on a device which you already had in the living room was rather appealing. Fast forward to today. Mobile SoCs have made huge advances - you can get a quad-core chip in a phone these days - and have made the jump to the living room. Spend $25 and you can get a Raspberry Pi, which is about on par with the Wii at 1/10 of the launch price and 1/7th of the power consumption (with HD video). Spend $100 and you can get an Ouya, which beats the Wii U’s CPU and doesn’t have too shabby graphics at one third the cost. These mobile-derived devices aren’t quite a replacement for game consoles yet, but they’re catching up fast. They’re cheap enough that they’re almost disposable. The software ecosystem is much larger and wider than any console has ever had. More importantly, they’re open, and the development tools and environments are way better for open development than any game console ever was.
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Posted on Tuesday, May 07, 2013 @ 02:13:13 GMT (1057 reads)
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[source: wololo.net] We've mentioned hacker YifanLu several times on this blog, being that he is one of the handful of people believed to be in possession of a "native" vita hack (I put "native" in quotes here, as I mean per opposition to a hack in the psp emulator, but I don't want people to assume he has a hack available in the Vita's firmware code). Today Yifan Lu released a beta version of his new tool: a full open source alternative to Sony's Content Manager Assistant for the Vita. The CMA is a tool divided in two parts: a server running on your ps Vita, and a client running on your computer (or your PS3, as a matter of fact). For those of you who just joined us, there are many reasons to hate Sony's CMA, from a hacker's perspective but more importantly from a customer’s perspective (see my article on CMA and privacy concerns). Also, last time I checked, that tool is not available for Linux, only for Mac and Windows.
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Posted on Monday, May 06, 2013 @ 06:57:14 GMT (365 reads)
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[source: wiikey.com] Yes, its real - we have now completely reversed the Wii U drive authentification, disk encryption, file system, and everything else needed for this next generation K3y. Stay tuned for updates!
Note: EurAsia forum topic here.
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Posted on Tuesday, April 30, 2013 @ 07:07:46 GMT (2825 reads)
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[source: emu_kidid @ gc-forever.com] For those of you who didn't know, Swiss is now auto booting on Wiikey Fusion thanks to the latest discoveries from megalomaniac and everyone else involved. What does this mean for WKF users? It means that we can now have a GameCube which will power on straight to Swiss to browse the SD card without needing to install a toggle switch/button on pin 29. Additionally with a MegaDrive PCB installation kit, it's very easy to set up your GameCube with a Wiikey Fusion (boot Swiss, backups from SDGecko/WKF SD Slot, etc, and through that, homebrew / emulators / etc) and still keep your original DVD drive installed and fully functional!
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Posted on Tuesday, April 30, 2013 @ 04:44:58 GMT (452 reads)
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modrobert writes: "The gitbrew.org website and source code repository for PS3 is up again, managed by the developers who brought OtherOS/Linux back to PS3 after Sony removed it with OFW v3.21."
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Posted on Sunday, April 28, 2013 @ 06:18:11 GMT (348 reads)
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Posted on Friday, April 26, 2013 @ 14:02:20 GMT (371 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Sony has released PS3 Firmware Update v4.41 via PSN (SEN) which looks like a minor update officially, the usual 'system stability' blurb. I have updated the Ps3OsRels wiki as usual where the updates also can be downloaded. This time there was an incremental update (PS3PATCH.PUP). "
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Posted on Thursday, April 25, 2013 @ 08:58:14 GMT (437 reads)
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modrobert writes: "sk1mo and primo1337 over at xboxhacker.org have released an ATtiny2313 based hardware design which restarts and logs boot times automatically on RGH modded Xbox 360 consoles with xeBuild dashboard."
Note: EurAsia forum topic here, and download here.
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Posted on Monday, April 15, 2013 @ 06:59:41 GMT (1249 reads)
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[source: cobra-ode.com] We're pleased to present pictures of the final Cobra ODE hardware - Main PCB assembly. As you can see there are two switches which enable configuration of PATA (FAT consoles)/SATA (FAT CECHL consoles) and 2k,2k5k,3k and 4k series slim and super slim consoles. Cobra ODE is the first truly universal PS3 ODE bringing maximum convenience to end users and resellers alike. As you can see we've designed everything to be connected via FFC cables directly between ODE and console or console, ODE and daughter boards in the case of the 2k5,3k and 4k series consoles. A great deal of effort and time has been put into designing a system with best performance and maximum convenience for installation. We're working hard on the finalization of the software, stay tuned for further information....
Note: EurAsia forum topic here.
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[source: Grant Kirkhope @ bandcamp.com via gbatemp.net] Banjo-Kazooie soundtrack now available for public consumption at Bandcamp. Pay what you want for the soundtrack or download for free.
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[source: Team 3k3y @ FB] Today we got the first assembled samples of the 3k3y-s motherboard. This hardware is compatible with all PS3 models with a SATA interface, through a series of different daughter boards for the different models.
Note: EurAsia forum topic here.
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Posted on Wednesday, April 03, 2013 @ 03:49:31 GMT (904 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Rogero has released a new custom firmware based on official firmware 4.40 fo PS3. You can find more info and download links in his forum thread over at tortuga-cove.com. The release is also available for download here at EurAsia as usual. Read on for changelog..."
Note: EurAsia forum topic here.
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Posted on Thursday, March 28, 2013 @ 06:42:16 GMT (994 reads)
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modrobert writes: "There is an interesting forum thread over at xboxhacker.org about improving glitch time for fat Xbox 360 consoles using PLL_BYPASS. Questions are turning into research, with speculation if this is similar to Team Xecuter's recently announced exploit for phats."
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modrobert writes: "r-win over at the k3yforums.com has released a new version of the 3k3y Ripp3r application for Windows which now supports IRD (Iso Rebuild Data) creation directly from disc and Windows XP (.NET 4.0 required)!"
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Posted on Monday, March 25, 2013 @ 06:58:52 GMT (491 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Sony has released PS3 Firmware Update v4.40 via PSN (SEN) which looks like a minor update officially, the usual 'system stability' blurb, in other words a serious effort to prevent hacking most likely. I have updated the Ps3OsRels wiki as usual where the updates also can be downloaded. This time there was an incremental update (PS3PATCH.PUP). On another note I will happily update my PS3 with 3k3y installed to OFW 4.40 and see how that plays out, got to love hardware."
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modrobert writes: "r-win over at the k3yforums.com has released a public Beta of the new 3k3y Ripp3r application for Windows which now supports IRD (Iso Rebuild Data). This makes it possible to create or apply patches which includes data missing from current scene PS3 (PSJB) game releases, in other words convert the decrypted games out there to full encrypted ISO format which 3k3y and online play requires. The 3k3y Ripper application also supports upload of IRD files, and you can find the rapidly growing collection of IRD files available for download over at 3k3y.com. For more info about this impressive tool, check r-win's forum post here. Read on for current features..."
Note: EurAsia forum topic here.
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Posted on Thursday, March 21, 2013 @ 09:47:08 GMT (509 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Evilsperm and Cyberskunk have released REBUG 4.30.2 REX EDITION and REBUG TOOLBOX 02.01.02. Check their posts over at rebug.me for details and download links."
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Posted on Monday, March 18, 2013 @ 11:01:15 GMT (522 reads)
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[source: wololo.net] The highly anticipated Custom Emulator Firmware TN-V from Total_Noob is finally here! TN-V brings the XMB experience to the Vita and has been in development for over half a year, and is finally ready to be released. The goal was to bring a full PSP CFW to Vita and its been finally accomplished. TN-V supports ALL exploits we have ever released and will support any future kernel exploits that happen to get released, but remember that there’s a small chance of one being released anytime soon considering the rarity of them. The next release will probably be VHBL which doesn’t support TN-V and can only do emulators and homebrew.
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Posted on Saturday, March 16, 2013 @ 08:34:41 GMT (595 reads)
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Due to popular demand we have added Team Cobra and Team Xecuter to the list of product support forums here at EurAsia.
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Posted on Friday, March 15, 2013 @ 04:32:05 GMT (457 reads)
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modrobert writes: "The book Hacking the Xbox has been released as free PDF by bunnie (Andrew Huang) in honor of Aaron Swartz. Read the full story here. This book is a great resource for anyone hacking the good old Xbox1, also covering reverse engineering in general, I recommend it."
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We now have 3k3y for fat PS3 consoles in stock at the incredible price of USD $79, also 3k3y Ripper for USD $19, and the powerful new 3k3y Remote 2 (also works with xkey) featuring 3 USB ports with charging capability for USD $35. For more products and shipping check the complete price list.
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Posted on Thursday, March 07, 2013 @ 08:54:38 GMT (678 reads)
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modrobert writes: "Hackers remaining anonymous have released ECC files for Xbox 360 consoles updated past dashboard 15572 which renders the DGX product line from Team Xecuter useless. You can now flash the corresponding ECC file to the console NAND flash and use a glitcher to retrieve the CPU key instead, no additional hardware needed. Team Xecuter's rather humorous response to the release is to repurpose the expensive DGX hardware as a high performance glitcher. Thanks goes to pulz for the heads up. Read on for DGX R.I.P. release info..."
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Posted on Sunday, March 03, 2013 @ 06:20:07 GMT (2322 reads)
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modrobert writes: "megalomaniac has been busy updating many outdated emulators for GameCube, adding features such as SDHC support and progressive video modes (480p, 576p). Check this news post by emu_kidid over at gc-forever.com for more info."
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modrobert writes: "rashidsonic over at wololo.net has summed up the PS Vita hacking progress so far with past releases and what to expect in the near future. [Update: For some reason the story link sometimes give 404 error at wololo.net, if that happens, use Google's cache or our mirror here.]"
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Posted on Sunday, February 24, 2013 @ 05:40:17 GMT (840 reads)
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modrobert writes: "After several months of database problem, xboxhacker.org (xboxhacker.net) is finally back! Clearly one of the best Xbox sites out there when it comes to hacking."
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modrobert writes: "brakk3n has posted a review of 3k3y, check it out over at psx-scene.com. Quote: 'I'm proud to present my first review in over five years of The 3K3y's Team Optical Disc Drive Emulator (ODDE) hardware modification for the PS3. Using this device you can use games from a USB HDD under OFW and online with PSN. So you can always stay current with no risk of being banned.' You can find the review in the download section here as well. I'm still warming up for the second part of my own review of 3k3y, it's not going to be as cheerful as the first, but hopefully interesting."
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| PS3 | 4.4100 |
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