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Rumor: Super Slim PS3 for TGS reveal
The Tokyo Game Show will play host to the formal reveal of Sony’s long-rumored Super Slim PlayStation 3.
That’s at least according to the newsletter for Polish retailer Media Expert, which features an image pointing to a new PS3 hardware revision. Furthermore, the date posted on the ad – September 28 – just happens to be a couple of days after Sony’s TGS presser.
Check out the image below, via Polygamia.
Speculation on a new PS3 model has been doing the rounds for a good few months now. Earlier this summer, it was suggested Sony was readying the new hardware for a Gamescom reveal. That didn’t happen, but chatter has been on-going since.
According to reports, the Super Slim PS3 will ship in two models: 120GB (€199) and 500GB (€299).
Source
That’s at least according to the newsletter for Polish retailer Media Expert, which features an image pointing to a new PS3 hardware revision. Furthermore, the date posted on the ad – September 28 – just happens to be a couple of days after Sony’s TGS presser.
Check out the image below, via Polygamia.
Speculation on a new PS3 model has been doing the rounds for a good few months now. Earlier this summer, it was suggested Sony was readying the new hardware for a Gamescom reveal. That didn’t happen, but chatter has been on-going since.
According to reports, the Super Slim PS3 will ship in two models: 120GB (€199) and 500GB (€299).
Source
What size is a PS Vita Wallpaper
The PS Vita Wallpaper size is 960x544 pixels.
So when creating a wallpaper you should start with making a new image with the width of 960p and height of 544p.
When uploading a wallpaper to us here at vintagerpspupdate.blogspot.com we require you to use the above mentioned size to deliver top quality for our visitors!
So when creating a wallpaper you should start with making a new image with the width of 960p and height of 544p.
When uploading a wallpaper to us here at vintagerpspupdate.blogspot.com we require you to use the above mentioned size to deliver top quality for our visitors!
How to take a screenshot on your PS Vita
To take a screenshot of your current PS Vita screen is really easy. Just press the PS button AND the Start button at the same time.
You can take screenshots of anything that is visible on your screen and at anytime. That includes a website, when using applications, playing games or your own Home screen layout.
You can take screenshots of anything that is visible on your screen and at anytime. That includes a website, when using applications, playing games or your own Home screen layout.
How to use PS Vita Wallpaper Icon Stands
Some of our wallpapers are custom fitted with icon stands.
What this means is that the Wallpaper has special markers to tell you where to layout the icons on the home screen of your PS Vita.
You simply touch and drag the icons to the desired icon stand and you will get the desired effect of the PS Vita Wallpaper.
What this means is that the Wallpaper has special markers to tell you where to layout the icons on the home screen of your PS Vita.
You simply touch and drag the icons to the desired icon stand and you will get the desired effect of the PS Vita Wallpaper.
How to change your PS Vita Wallpaper
Once you have downloaded your PS Vita Wallpaper from vintagerpspupdate.blogspot.com
this is how you'll change your current wallpaper to your brand new
wallpaper on your PS Vita.
Follow these steps to change your PS Vita Wallpaper:
In edit mode, tap (Background Settings) in the lower right of the page for which you want to change the wallpaper. Choose the wallpaper on the screen that appears. You can use images saved on the memory card for the PS Vita system as page wallpapers.
Or you can use this alternative method:
1) Press and hold any area of your screen for 2 - 4 seconds.
2) Boxes with outlines will appear.
3) Here you can choose change the PS Vita background theme and rearrange icons.
4) When you're done, just press the "return" button located on the bottom left of the screen.
Follow these steps to change your PS Vita Wallpaper:
In edit mode, tap (Background Settings) in the lower right of the page for which you want to change the wallpaper. Choose the wallpaper on the screen that appears. You can use images saved on the memory card for the PS Vita system as page wallpapers.
Or you can use this alternative method:
1) Press and hold any area of your screen for 2 - 4 seconds.
2) Boxes with outlines will appear.
3) Here you can choose change the PS Vita background theme and rearrange icons.
4) When you're done, just press the "return" button located on the bottom left of the screen.
How to transfer PS Vita Wallpapers from PC to PS Vita
If you want to use your PC to download your PS Vita Wallpaper then
you will need help transferring it from the PC to the PS Vita.
To transfer the wallpaper there are a few steps you need to take.
1. Go to any page on http://vintagerpspupdate.blogspot.com and find the PS Vita Wallpaper you want, click the image, which takes you to the full resolution (960 x 544) PS Vita Wallpaper.
2. Next, right click the image and click "Save image as" and click OK to save the wallpaper somewhere on your PC.
3. Then, plug in your PlayStation Vita to your PC and go to Content Manager. It might prompt you to download a program - if it does, go ahead and download it. It's a small file, and you'll likely end up using it a lot.
4. Now go to "Copy Content" and click PC > PS Vita System, and then scroll down to Photo.
5. This will launch the Photo application, where you'll see images with check boxes next to them. These are the images in your Photos folder (if you didn't save the wallpaper in the photos folder you'll need to navigate to the folder where you saved the wallpaper in step 2). Simply check
the boxes you want to bring over and then hit Copy.
6. You now have the Wallpaper on your PS Vita.
7. Finally go into your photo gallery on your PS Vita and open an image. If you tap the screen a small bubble will pop up on the bottom right of the screen, which you need to click on. Now hit "Use as Start Screen" and you're done. It's set.
To transfer the wallpaper there are a few steps you need to take.
1. Go to any page on http://vintagerpspupdate.blogspot.com and find the PS Vita Wallpaper you want, click the image, which takes you to the full resolution (960 x 544) PS Vita Wallpaper.
2. Next, right click the image and click "Save image as" and click OK to save the wallpaper somewhere on your PC.
3. Then, plug in your PlayStation Vita to your PC and go to Content Manager. It might prompt you to download a program - if it does, go ahead and download it. It's a small file, and you'll likely end up using it a lot.
4. Now go to "Copy Content" and click PC > PS Vita System, and then scroll down to Photo.
5. This will launch the Photo application, where you'll see images with check boxes next to them. These are the images in your Photos folder (if you didn't save the wallpaper in the photos folder you'll need to navigate to the folder where you saved the wallpaper in step 2). Simply check
the boxes you want to bring over and then hit Copy.
6. You now have the Wallpaper on your PS Vita.
7. Finally go into your photo gallery on your PS Vita and open an image. If you tap the screen a small bubble will pop up on the bottom right of the screen, which you need to click on. Now hit "Use as Start Screen" and you're done. It's set.
CWCheat 2.3
Weltall is back with a quick CWCheat update (Its been a while!) This version has been rebuilt with toolchain and updated to included the latest cheat database.
So you’ll find cheats for most of the new games present. It also has a
new (beta) refresh functionality he wrote over a year ago! That’s now
included too in this release.
Don’t know what CWCheat is? Well its a universal cheat system / plug-in that can apply certain cheats to almost every PSP game out there. Similar to GameShark codes etc. It also has many other extra features too.
CWCheat 2.3 Changelog:
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Don’t know what CWCheat is? Well its a universal cheat system / plug-in that can apply certain cheats to almost every PSP game out there. Similar to GameShark codes etc. It also has many other extra features too.
CWCheat 2.3 Changelog:
- rebuilt with latest toolchainSource: ConsoleWorld Forums
- updated db to latest version in the site
- there is an cheat refresh hz functionality but i coded it one year ago so i’m unsure if it works and how it works right now
- consider this an untested beta
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PSP Custom Firmware 6.60 PRO-B10 Fix
Hrimfaxi has posted an fix over on the Custom Firmware PRO googlecodes website. Its said to fix the fixed buffer overflow
bug. Now I haven’t heard of anyone having this issue or any bricks etc.
Maybe its rare, nevertheless if your running PRO-B10 or doing to install it then grab this fix. This is for models
that are fully hackable. Your PSP-1000′s and PSP-2000′s before the
TA-088v3 motherboards. If your on a PSP-3000 or Go you don’t have to
worry about this.
PSP Custom Firmware 6.XX PRO-B10 Fix changelog:
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PSP Custom Firmware 6.XX PRO-B10 Fix changelog:
CIPL_installer: fixed buffer overflow bug on pspIplUpdateGetIplDepending on which firmware your running or want to run download the below fix.
Download Now
PSP Custom Firmware 6.39 PRO-B10 Fix
Hrimfaxi has posted an fix over on the Custom Firmware PRO googlecodes website. Its said to fix the fixed buffer overflow
bug. Now I haven’t heard of anyone having this issue or any bricks etc.
Maybe its rare, nevertheless if your running PRO-B10 or doing to install it then grab this fix. This is for models
that are fully hackable. Your PSP-1000′s and PSP-2000′s before the
TA-088v3 motherboards. If your on a PSP-3000 or Go you don’t have to
worry about this.
PSP Custom Firmware 6.XX PRO-B10 Fix changelog:
Download Now
PSP Custom Firmware 6.XX PRO-B10 Fix changelog:
CIPL_installer: fixed buffer overflow bug on pspIplUpdateGetIplDepending on which firmware your running or want to run download the below fix.
Download Now
PSP Custom Firmware 6.35 PRO-B10 Fix
Hrimfaxi has posted an fix over on the Custom Firmware PRO googlecodes website. Its said to fix the fixed buffer overflow
bug. Now I haven’t heard of anyone having this issue or any bricks etc.
Maybe its rare, nevertheless if your running PRO-B10 or doing to install it then grab this fix. This is for models
that are fully hackable. Your PSP-1000′s and PSP-2000′s before the
TA-088v3 motherboards. If your on a PSP-3000 or Go you don’t have to
worry about this.
PSP Custom Firmware 6.XX PRO-B10 Fix changelog:
Download Now
PSP Custom Firmware 6.XX PRO-B10 Fix changelog:
CIPL_installer: fixed buffer overflow bug on pspIplUpdateGetIplDepending on which firmware your running or want to run download the below fix.
Download Now
PSP Custom Firmware 6.20 PRO-B10 Fix
Hrimfaxi has posted an fix over on the Custom Firmware PRO googlecodes website. Its said to fix the fixed buffer overflow bug. Now I haven’t heard of anyone having this issue or any bricks etc. Maybe its rare, nevertheless if your running PRO-B10 or doing to install it then grab this fix. This is for models
that are fully hackable. Your PSP-1000′s and PSP-2000′s before the
TA-088v3 motherboards. If your on a PSP-3000 or Go you don’t have to
worry about this.
PSP Custom Firmware 6.XX PRO-B10 Fix changelog:
Download Now
PSP Custom Firmware 6.XX PRO-B10 Fix changelog:
CIPL_installer: fixed buffer overflow bug on pspIplUpdateGetIplDepending on which firmware your running or want to run download the below fix.
Download Now
LCFW 6.60 PRO B10
Believe it or not, the next revision of PRO LCFW
is not entitled PRO C but PRO B10 and provides the usual bug fixes over
the last revision. Once again a B revision outruns PRO C which is in
development since B4. Here is the changelog I found on the internet
(it’s translated from Chinese so it’s far from perfect):
Download Now
Here are some the most frequently asked questions about PRO LCFW:
- [!]fix bugs: ISOCache infinite loop、unsupport>2GB ISO，and Need for Speed: Carbon Own The City track disappear
- [!]ISOCache default 256
- [!]fix PSPGo ISO VIDEO MOUNT problem in start game
- [!]fix Recovery menu low probability halt，Recovery menu cpu speed not display 333/166
- [!]fix problem in ISO file name (thx to popsdeco)
- [!]fix ISO file size when mounting UMD through USB (thx to neur0ner)
- [!]optimize order of the patch
- [!]fix the problem of decryption code
- [+]reduce FastRecovery file size，speedup fast recovery (thx to neur0ner)
- [+]support Satelite and Recovery menu translation file，fonts can be changed
- [+]hold R to disable VSH plugins when start XMB
- [+]Recovery menu add Delete Hibernation and highlight effect
- [+]support 2GB~4GB ISO/CSO
- What is LCFW ? LCFW a.k.a Light Custom Firmware is a custom firmware that is stored in the RAM as well as in the Flash0 and when the PSP is completely turned off it gets erased(only from the RAM). It’s the only CFW available for PSP 3000/GO/E1000 and PSP 2000 with TA088v3. It enables you to play PS1 games, PSP iso/cso games and to run homebrews and plugins.
- Is there a way to make this LCFW permanent? If your PSP supports 6.20 OFW there is so called Permanent Patch that can make the 6.20 Pro B10 permanent and it’s supported by any PSP that supports 6.20 OFW. If you have PSP 1000 or PSP 2000 with non-TA088v3 motherboard you can also install 6.39 Pro B10 or 6.60 Pro B10 and install CIPL. This will make the LCFW full CFW.
- What is Fast Recovery? After the initial installation of the LCFW there is easier way to turn it on. It’s to run the Fast Recovery.
- Can I delete the files after the installation? If you have installed 6.20 Pro B10 with a permanent patch or CIPL you can delete everything. If not than you can delete everything except the Fast Recovery.
- What PSPs are supported?
- 6.20 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,downgraded to 6.20 9g
- 6.35 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g
- 6.39 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g
- 6.60 Pro B10 - 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g,11g a.k.a PSP E1000( not yet tested )
Download Now
LCFW 6.39 PRO B10
Believe it or not, the next revision of PRO LCFW
is not entitled PRO C but PRO B10 and provides the usual bug fixes over
the last revision. Once again a B revision outruns PRO C which is in
development since B4. Here is the changelog I found on the internet
(it’s translated from Chinese so it’s far from perfect):
Download Now
Here are some the most frequently asked questions about PRO LCFW:
- [!]fix bugs: ISOCache infinite loop、unsupport>2GB ISO，and Need for Speed: Carbon Own The City track disappear
- [!]ISOCache default 256
- [!]fix PSPGo ISO VIDEO MOUNT problem in start game
- [!]fix Recovery menu low probability halt，Recovery menu cpu speed not display 333/166
- [!]fix problem in ISO file name (thx to popsdeco)
- [!]fix ISO file size when mounting UMD through USB (thx to neur0ner)
- [!]optimize order of the patch
- [!]fix the problem of decryption code
- [+]reduce FastRecovery file size，speedup fast recovery (thx to neur0ner)
- [+]support Satelite and Recovery menu translation file，fonts can be changed
- [+]hold R to disable VSH plugins when start XMB
- [+]Recovery menu add Delete Hibernation and highlight effect
- [+]support 2GB~4GB ISO/CSO
- What is LCFW ? LCFW a.k.a Light Custom Firmware is a custom firmware that is stored in the RAM as well as in the Flash0 and when the PSP is completely turned off it gets erased(only from the RAM). It’s the only CFW available for PSP 3000/GO/E1000 and PSP 2000 with TA088v3. It enables you to play PS1 games, PSP iso/cso games and to run homebrews and plugins.
- Is there a way to make this LCFW permanent? If your PSP supports 6.20 OFW there is so called Permanent Patch that can make the 6.20 Pro B10 permanent and it’s supported by any PSP that supports 6.20 OFW. If you have PSP 1000 or PSP 2000 with non-TA088v3 motherboard you can also install 6.39 Pro B10 or 6.60 Pro B10 and install CIPL. This will make the LCFW full CFW.
- What is Fast Recovery? After the initial installation of the LCFW there is easier way to turn it on. It’s to run the Fast Recovery.
- Can I delete the files after the installation? If you have installed 6.20 Pro B10 with a permanent patch or CIPL you can delete everything. If not than you can delete everything except the Fast Recovery.
- What PSPs are supported?
- 6.20 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,downgraded to 6.20 9g
- 6.35 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g
- 6.39 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g
- 6.60 Pro B10 - 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g,11g a.k.a PSP E1000( not yet tested )
Download Now
LCFW 6.35 PRO B10
Believe it or not, the next revision of PRO LCFW
is not entitled PRO C but PRO B10 and provides the usual bug fixes over
the last revision. Once again a B revision outruns PRO C which is in
development since B4. Here is the changelog I found on the internet
(it’s translated from Chinese so it’s far from perfect):
Download Now
Here are some the most frequently asked questions about PRO LCFW:
- [!]fix bugs: ISOCache infinite loop、unsupport>2GB ISO，and Need for Speed: Carbon Own The City track disappear
- [!]ISOCache default 256
- [!]fix PSPGo ISO VIDEO MOUNT problem in start game
- [!]fix Recovery menu low probability halt，Recovery menu cpu speed not display 333/166
- [!]fix problem in ISO file name (thx to popsdeco)
- [!]fix ISO file size when mounting UMD through USB (thx to neur0ner)
- [!]optimize order of the patch
- [!]fix the problem of decryption code
- [+]reduce FastRecovery file size，speedup fast recovery (thx to neur0ner)
- [+]support Satelite and Recovery menu translation file，fonts can be changed
- [+]hold R to disable VSH plugins when start XMB
- [+]Recovery menu add Delete Hibernation and highlight effect
- [+]support 2GB~4GB ISO/CSO
- What is LCFW ? LCFW a.k.a Light Custom Firmware is a custom firmware that is stored in the RAM as well as in the Flash0 and when the PSP is completely turned off it gets erased(only from the RAM). It’s the only CFW available for PSP 3000/GO/E1000 and PSP 2000 with TA088v3. It enables you to play PS1 games, PSP iso/cso games and to run homebrews and plugins.
- Is there a way to make this LCFW permanent? If your PSP supports 6.20 OFW there is so called Permanent Patch that can make the 6.20 Pro B10 permanent and it’s supported by any PSP that supports 6.20 OFW. If you have PSP 1000 or PSP 2000 with non-TA088v3 motherboard you can also install 6.39 Pro B10 or 6.60 Pro B10 and install CIPL. This will make the LCFW full CFW.
- What is Fast Recovery? After the initial installation of the LCFW there is easier way to turn it on. It’s to run the Fast Recovery.
- Can I delete the files after the installation? If you have installed 6.20 Pro B10 with a permanent patch or CIPL you can delete everything. If not than you can delete everything except the Fast Recovery.
- What PSPs are supported?
- 6.20 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,downgraded to 6.20 9g
- 6.35 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g
- 6.39 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g
- 6.60 Pro B10 - 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g,11g a.k.a PSP E1000( not yet tested )
Download Now
CFW 6.20 PRO B10
Believe it or not, the next revision of PRO LCFW
is not entitled PRO C but PRO B10 and provides the usual bug fixes over
the last revision. Once again a B revision outruns PRO C which is in
development since B4. Here is the changelog I found on the internet
(it’s translated from Chinese so it’s far from perfect):
Download Now
Here are some the most frequently asked questions about PRO LCFW:
- [!]fix bugs: ISOCache infinite loop、unsupport>2GB ISO，and Need for Speed: Carbon Own The City track disappear
- [!]ISOCache default 256
- [!]fix PSPGo ISO VIDEO MOUNT problem in start game
- [!]fix Recovery menu low probability halt，Recovery menu cpu speed not display 333/166
- [!]fix problem in ISO file name (thx to popsdeco)
- [!]fix ISO file size when mounting UMD through USB (thx to neur0ner)
- [!]optimize order of the patch
- [!]fix the problem of decryption code
- [+]reduce FastRecovery file size，speedup fast recovery (thx to neur0ner)
- [+]support Satelite and Recovery menu translation file，fonts can be changed
- [+]hold R to disable VSH plugins when start XMB
- [+]Recovery menu add Delete Hibernation and highlight effect
- [+]support 2GB~4GB ISO/CSO
- What is LCFW ? LCFW a.k.a Light Custom Firmware is a custom firmware that is stored in the RAM as well as in the Flash0 and when the PSP is completely turned off it gets erased(only from the RAM). It’s the only CFW available for PSP 3000/GO/E1000 and PSP 2000 with TA088v3. It enables you to play PS1 games, PSP iso/cso games and to run homebrews and plugins.
- Is there a way to make this LCFW permanent? If your PSP supports 6.20 OFW there is so called Permanent Patch that can make the 6.20 Pro B10 permanent and it’s supported by any PSP that supports 6.20 OFW. If you have PSP 1000 or PSP 2000 with non-TA088v3 motherboard you can also install 6.39 Pro B10 or 6.60 Pro B10 and install CIPL. This will make the LCFW full CFW.
- What is Fast Recovery? After the initial installation of the LCFW there is easier way to turn it on. It’s to run the Fast Recovery.
- Can I delete the files after the installation? If you have installed 6.20 Pro B10 with a permanent patch or CIPL you can delete everything. If not than you can delete everything except the Fast Recovery.
- What PSPs are supported?
- 6.20 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,downgraded to 6.20 9g
- 6.35 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g
- 6.39 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g
- 6.60 Pro B10 - 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g,11g a.k.a PSP E1000( not yet tested )
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