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

The rivalry continues, and now the games are getting in on it. When you get Resident Evil 5 (PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360) next year, you'd find yourself torn between the console wars as to which exclusive has a greater pull - for the PS3? Or the Xbox 360? RE5 offers one thing for PS3, and another for Xbox 360 - offers are exclusive so you'll just have to compare and decide who got the better out of the new RE.

Landmark day for PlayStation 3 homebrew. A Japanese developer has released a NES emulator for the console using BD-J. The program also displays several image types. Details and video of the homebrew in action after the link.

Visit: QJ.NET PS3 Forums, PS3 BD-J NES Emu and Filer
Download: PS3 Filer v0.0.3

Update: Installation instructions after the link.

While still a fledgling community, the PS3 homebrew scene has been steadily coming up with some interesting homebrew projects lately. One of these is a Sci-Fi shooter entitled Chromium Wars. Based on the Java game Bunny Blast, the game exchanges some of its predecessor's fuzzier sprites with more hardcore ones. Find out more about it in our full article.

Download: Chromium Wars
Visit: QJ.NET PS3 Hacks, Exploits, and Homebrew forum

Ever wondered just how much of Burnout Paradise (PS3, Xbox 360) you've yet to explore? Then if you've got the PS3 version, you'll be able to find out soon enough, through the use of the Burnout Paradise Save Analyser. Check out what this particular feature of the Bogart update is all about, and how you'll be able to take advantage of it when it activates in the full article.

A lot of us here are looking forward to Sony's new mind-bending game, Echochrome. Earlier, we found out the five laws of perspective that will govern your little mannequin in the game. This time, though, let's take a step away from the gameplay for a moment and take a look at what else the game has to offer. Check out the full article to find out more about Echochrome's gameplay modes, level editor, and the differences between the PSP and PS3 versions.

According to reports from developer Spiker, it appears that another potential PS3 hack was found under the console's firmware 2.17. While details on how exactly this was pulled off are still sketchy, the dev did post a video of this attempt, viewable over at the full article.

Looking for more out of your DVD movie purchase other than the movie itself? Then this update about Sony offering digital copies within its own DVDs should interest you. Digital copies are simply that - legal copies of the film that you can easily watch on your PC, PS3 or PSP with almost no hassle whatsoever. Almost. Check out the full details after the jump.

(Editor's note: With the Comment of the Week compendium over and done with, we've got a lot more in store for you guys! Another special edition is already brewing on the side, but that'll come soon enough. for now, more regular weekly updates!)

QuickPeek 33 was a good issue to set the chess pieces for this week. New Dark AleX homebrew, some GTA4 updates, and oh, what's this? Toshiba withdrawing support? Oooh. Juicy.

Ever wanted to create a custom theme for your PlayStation 3's menu? You know, just like on the PSP. Brent posted a tutorial on his blog on how you can do just that. All you need is a PC, a memory stick, and some imagination. Just as long as you know what you want and you know how to make an image file, you probably won't even need mad imagination skills. Well, of course you'll need your PS3 as well. Check out the details in the full article.