While some1’s current release of his 6.xx Downgrader works wonders, PSP owners with 08g and 09g models are left out of the option of downgrading to 6.20. Thanks Sony. PSP Dev Davee

If you have accidentally upgraded to 6.60 OFW and found yourself with your ISOs no longer working, you’re in luck. PSP Developer some1 (of 6.xx to 6.20 downgrader fame) has released a new

PSP developer some1 has updated his 6.38 Downgrader to support 6.39 OFW. If you’re not familiar with this PSP jargon, it simply means that using the 6.3x to 6.20 OFW PSP Downgrader to

If you have updated your PSP to 6.38 OFW or 6.37 OFW or even the latest PSP firmware, 6.60 OFW and found yourself without a Hen or CFW that’ll allow you to run homebrew

Davee (yep, the very same guy that the PSP community owes the ChickHen Hack to) has released a downgrader that will allow PSPs currently on 6.31 & 6.35 to downgrade their firmwares to 6.20.

Today’s Sony press conference is all about the brand new PlayStation Vita. Similar to Nintendo’s push to make their consoles more affordable and accessible, Sony is offering a new PlayStation Vita model starting

A new day, a whole new nightmare for Sony as the master keys called Lv0 keys have been leaked and are now doing their rounds in the internet. For the layman, this simply means that

Aside from pulling newer firmwares via it’s software interface (the XMB), the PlayStation can also be updated via USB. Requirements: An unused USB drive (or any storage device than can be connected via USB) The update you

As with the PS3’s 3.70 OFW, Sony has released a new firmware update: 6.60 OFW. As is the case with past updates, Sony’s new firmware patches the exploits used to run CFW, in this case

If you’re on 6.39 OFW and have qualms about downgrading to 6.20 or installing Neuron’s BETA 6.39 ME-2 LCFW, fret not, Team Liquid has you covered! Yep, in addition to releasing updates to their 6.20

PSP developer Neur0n, famous for his CFW releases has finally released a LCFW for 6.39 OFW. If you’re on this firmware and don’t want to use the 6.39 to 6.20 downgrader, you may

On an earlier post regarding the release of 6.38 OFW for the PSP, my advise was to not upgrade to 6.38 because it patches exploits used to run Hen and other fun things on

Just as the 6.38 to 6.20 OFW downgrader hits the PSP-centric newsrooms, Sony releases a new firmware update for the PlayStation Portable. Important Update: You can now downgrade your PSP from 6.39 OFW or install

Great news for 6.35 Hen and Signed 6.35 Hen users, Virtuous Flame has taken his Hen 6.35 PRO release with 6.35 Pro-A, a CFW for Hen or to make things simple: a LCFW (loaded

2011 turned out to be a good start of the year for PSP owners especially for those with non-hackable PSPs. To put it succinctly, the PlayStation Portable has once more been re-opened by the community.

PSP for Dummies > 6.37 OFW (and above) for non-hackable PSPs You have reached this page because you want to install custom firmware on your non-hackable PSP but have firmware above 6.35. As with 6.35 OFW

PSP for Dummies > 6.35 OFW (and below) for non-hackable PSPs You have reached this page because you want to install custom firmware on your non-hackable PSP but have firmware above 6.20. While there

To address the full security compromise of the PSP, Sony has issued a new firmware that aims to defeat the user mode exploits available in 6.35 Hen, 6.31 Hen and 6.20 TN-A Hen. Important: If

With 5.03 GEN-C and 5.50 GEN-D3 getting their own respective Prometheus (5.50 GEN Prometheus and 5.03 GEN Prometheus) plugins that will allow them to play games that require Sony’s 6.20 OFW and above, can

The usual way of installing custom firmware is to do it via Pandora Battery and that’s where the problem begins. You have to HAVE a Pandora Battery in order to make one (which