Showing posts with label PS3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PS3. Show all posts

Sony announced online storage allowing gamers to back up their save data to the cloud


Sony announced that online storage for game saves will be available exclusively to PlayStation®Plus subscribers, allowing gamers to back up their save data to the cloud, with up to 150 MB of storage and a maximum of 1000 data files per PlayStation®Network account. PlayStation Plus is available for $49.99 per year, and for a limited time, gamers will also receive 3 free bonus months when signing up for a one-year subscription.

everyAir - Hack to Play PS3 Games on iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad


This may sound unbelievable but its true. A group of developers and hackers named “pandaelf” has been able to successfully play PlayStation 3 games on an iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. The process to play on your PS3, you’d need a capture device, input converter, USB mouse & keyboard, a PC, and, of course, your PS3. All of those devices work together along with a custom build of everyAir that allows you to make your inputs and also see what the PS3 is displaying. You can just pick up your PS3 controller and play it the way God and Sony had intended.

Video and Q&A below.

PS Jailbreak now supports firmware 3.42, 3.50


On psjailbreak official website, the developers said PS Jailbreak hack tool PlayStation 3 (PS3) firmware supports their 3:42 and 3:50 newly released Sony. Support here does not mean PS Jailbreak has been active with two new firmware that is understood differently. Specifically, a tool called PS PS Downgrade Jailbreak the new release will help the PS3 to downgrade the firmware to run 3:42 or 3:50 to less than to be able to use PS Jailbreak. This is really good for people buying new PS3, the new machine will be preset default firmware larger than 3:41 (PS Jailbreak only works for 3:41) and PS Downgrade PS3 will help bring down 3:41. PS as well as Jailbreak, Downgrade PS will be compatible with both Sony's firmware in the future. Find out more about PS Downgrade here.