
News over the weekend that iPhone hacker George Hotz has "hacked the PS3" has been met with shock, surprise and incredulity. Sony's console is undisputedly the most secure games machine ever made, yet Hotz claims to have achieved a full hack in just five weeks. PS3's security fail is generating incredible interest both inside and outside of the games industry, to the point where an interview he gave to the BBC became the most popular news story on the site last night.
However, despite the level of publicity, it remains unclear what the ramifications of the hack actually are: whether homebrew coding can actually be enabled, whether the deliberately hobbled implementation of Linux can be improved and - crucially - whether Hotz's work will open the door to piracy. It is interesting to note that despite the many claims, right now there has been no "hello world" homebrew code executed that typically demonstrates that the hacker actually has full control over the system.

With the ninth mainline installment looming, it feels like the right moment to rank every mainline Resident Evil game from worst to best.
At first I was like, No Code Veronica on the list!? But then I seen Mainline. The list checks out, but I would personally put 2 over 4.
The original RE was the best. Its not on the list which makes no sense.
The remake of it was alright but should be higher on this list.

Original Saints Row design director Chris Stockman has declared the Saints Row franchise is "dead".
I just started this game last night, just the player creation had me upset. You choose male but they stand like a female. Eyebrows are all effeminate, face, and verything seems to be modeled after a female with a thin male overlay.
I only played the opening and didn’t even complete that before I turned the game off. I will likely go back and try it again, but a very weird first impression.
The franchise has been complete utter garbage for almost 20 years. The first one was the only decent game of the lot of them.

The second part of GTA BOOM's interview with Obbe Vermeij where they turn from origin stories to craft. Specifically, how early GTA games created the illusion of life, and why that illusion still matters more than brute-force simulation.
From the hacker's mouth. And he intimates that PS2 implementation is being made available for the exploit, so it's obviously on older (20/60 or partial 40/80 gig) models.
I call shenanigans on this "hacker". And I'm getting really sick of these articles. If it's some lame exploit that requires a legacy model PS3 and an unknown, likely obscure, configuration of hardware and software, I really don't see what all the fuss is about.
Let him hack OLD PS3s. It's about 1/4 of the userbase tops and probably won't work on anything without full or partial backward's compatibility. All this, of course, assuming that what Geobot (or whatever) says is true. But seeing as not one line of working assembly code has been shown, I'm skeptical at best. Digital Foundry sounded like they knew they were being spoon-fed b.s. as well.
lol the ps3 sounds like a spaceship from the inside