32w ago - Following up on the previous updates, today PS Vita hacker Total_Noob has released PS Vita 6.60 TN-B for Urbanix and a Mad Blocker Alpha with details below.

Download: PS Vita 6.60 TN-B for Urbanix and Mad Blocker Alpha

From wololo's blog: Total_Noob just released an update to his eCFW for the Vita, CEF 6.60 TN Hen. The game makes compatibility with previous exploits easier to achieve, brings some bug fixes, but more importantly, brings compatibility with the game Mad blocker Alpha.

We organized a Ninja Release for the game, and hopefully many people were able to buy it in time, but sadly, the name of the game was leaked by a handful of people, and got pulled from the Sony PSN (this is at least confirmed for Europe, people in the US might have better luck) before we could do this public announcement.

15,000 members of our forums were part of the Ninja release, and in all honesty I wouldn’t expect all of them to keep their mouth shut, but it is sad to see that some major scene websites contributed to the leak, in the form of “rumor” articles and falsely...

33w ago - Previously we reported on running PSP ISOs (using a PSP ISO Loader) on the PlayStation Vita console, and today a new video has surfaced from Sam Jordam of the PS Vita PSP (PSP Mini Urbanix) Kernel Exploit (ISO Loader) demo alongside the leaked files below.

Download: psvcfw_test.zip / psvcfw_test.zip (Mirror) / psvcfw_test.zip (Mirror #2) / psvcfw_test.zip (Mirror #3) / Documents / PS Minis (Free) - Jewel K. Easter Island & Urbanix

To quote from Sam Jordam via YouTube: Read Description- If you need help contact these users on Skype:

• machetenina
  
• cosvel666
  
• mzet94
  
• renajec
  

Proof of Ninja Release: i49.tinypic.com/fawz95.png

Proof of where i got the files (RAR containing Text of skype conversations): mediafire.com/?bw26un6ttwd7sxs

Sorry guys, I'm afraid I can't release the...

135w ago - Nordcurrent's Alexander Bravve has introduced Urbanix for PlayStation 3 Minis on PSN alongside a video trailer of it in action today.

To quote: I'd like to talk about Urbanix - a minis title that is available now from PlayStation Store.

Core Urbanix's gameplay is a mixture between Xonix and Qix - you control a tiny little tractor that needs to conquer the playfield. When you are travelling over the unoccupied land, you leave a trail.

If the trail is hit by an enemy or yourself - you lose a life. Very simple, yet deep gameplay. To get a better idea of what is going on in Urbanix, please have a look at Urbanix video.

Urbanix takes place in three worlds - Town, North Pole and Moon Base. Apart from the visuals, these worlds are fundamentally different in terms of gameplay.





In Town, you just need to conquer and empty territory.

In North Pole, you need to clear the area from the snow first, and then conquer it (so you need to conquer the area twice) and in Moon Base you need to conquer the area three times.

Each world consists of 50 levels, so you have plenty of work to do.

We have 3 enemy types in Urbanix - Landrunners, Helisharks and Housecrashers. Landrunners...