It's finally here, after a week of delay, Guerilla Games have announced that patch 1.27 for Killzone 2 is now available for download. The much awaited patch that includes the new "High Precision Mode" controls, additional features and some more bug fixes was supposed to go live last week but was pulled down at the last minute when a major bug was discovered.

Paul McCartney's ex-wife Heather Mills was reportedly approached by Capcom to promote Bionic Commando. But after the tabloid flame bait demanded six figures and to be the star of the game, plans would naturally hit the toilet. But according to her side of the story, Capcom refused to donate a large sum to charity in exchange for her cooperation. Mills then went on, calling the publisher "stingy," so Radd Spencer remains the star of Bionic Commando.

Well, well, well. Look what we have here! It's a LibTiff Exploit for ... the PlayStation 3! This wonder creation is brought to you by Giulio 19992, and is said to specifically work for FW 2.70. In doubt? Check out the video after the jump.


Download: LibTiff PS3 Exploit Firmware 2.70 for PS3

Guerrilla Games has detailed the new Killzone 2 patch 1.24 which will be going live tomorrow. This is the biggest one yet, and aside from fixing bugs and exploits it also adds new functionalities like a new search game filter and three new ranks. Killzone 2's lead online game designer, Eric Boltjes, details the stuff included in the patch after the jump.

Let your Home avatar relax and have its own summer getaway, and nothing is more relaxing than getting it for free. Yep, you can download the Summerhouse in PlayStation Home without having to spend a dollar all thanks to a save game glitch found by a user named Krack3n. Talk about finding an exploit. "Home" brew much?


Thanks for the heads up Josha!

Patch v1.1 for Fallout 3 is now live, with a lot of bug fixes and quest fixes in tow. Trophy support for the PS3 is now also live. You can check out the full list of changes in the full article. The Xbox 360-exclusive DLC packs have also been dated, and will arrive on January 27.

Another item which is not supposed to be out for public consumption has leaked out to the Internet: the JIG install setup folder for the PS3. Before you go gaga over this exploit, do take not that it's actually pretty useless without the necessary related software. Read up over at the full article.

Well it was bound to happen sooner or later. This time it was just sooner rather than later. Someone finally managed to exploit the vulnerabilities of PlayStation Home, and found a way to put it to some use. It's a simple hack that allows you to change posters and movies in Home. Vids after the link.

Thanks to aetharr for the heads up!

We've just gotten a report that hackers have successfully decrypted PlayStation Home beta 0.86. With these sensitive files laid bare to the public (or, at least, laid bare to the hacking public), current online speculation holds that Home might be delayed due to this incident. Wow. All this talk of delay... if it's not because of offensive lyrics in a song, it's hackers. What next?

There's a new patch out for the PlayStation 3 version of Epic Games' Unreal Tournament 3 (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Windows PC). The additions, fixes, and tweaks included in the patch are outlined after the jump.