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The Sony PlayStation 3 is a console from the seventh generation of video game consoles. The console was launched in Japan on November 11th, 2006 followed by North America (November 17th, 2006) and Europe (March 23th, 2007). Three major models were released in it's lifespan: the "fat", "slim", and "super slim". The launch models were equipped with full PS2 and PS1 backwards compatibility via CPU/GPU chips onboard - with PS2 disc support later being removed from the hardware. Firmware version 3.21 removed the ability to run the Linux operating system, leading to lawsuits and increased pressure on the community to exploit the console to restore Linux. The PS3 was also the first console that supported Blu-ray discs for games and movies. | |||
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=== General Information === | === General Information === | ||
Revision as of 05:55, 22 May 2022
The Sony PlayStation 3 is a console from the seventh generation of video game consoles. The console was launched in Japan on November 11th, 2006 followed by North America (November 17th, 2006) and Europe (March 23th, 2007). Three major models were released in it's lifespan: the "fat", "slim", and "super slim". The launch models were equipped with full PS2 and PS1 backwards compatibility via CPU/GPU chips onboard - with PS2 disc support later being removed from the hardware. Firmware version 3.21 removed the ability to run the Linux operating system, leading to lawsuits and increased pressure on the community to exploit the console to restore Linux. The PS3 was also the first console that supported Blu-ray discs for games and movies.
General Information
Information
Essential Homebrew
File Managers
Debuggers
Entertainment
Other Tutorials
- PS3:Updating your Firmware
- Booting into the Recovery Menu
- PS3:Upgrading your Hard Drive
- PS3:Transferring Files with FTP
- Managing 4GB+ Files (FAT32 External)
- Installing PKGs to an External Hard Drive
- Using an NTFS External Hard Drive
- Streaming Games over a Network
- Swapping between CEX and DEX
- PS3:Blocking PSN and OFW Updates
- PS3:Marrying a Blu-Ray Drive
- Unbanning your Console
- Dual Boot Firmware
- Converting DLC Region
- Creating Debug EBOOTs
- Applying Antiban EBOOTs
- PS3:Modding PS3 Games
- PS3:Emulators and Homebrew Games
- Custom SND0 / ATRAC3 Songs
- PS2 Backups/Homebrew on OFW BC Consoles (Swap Magic)
- Custom Themes, Fonts, and XMB Waves
- Custom Coldboots and PSN Logo
- PS3:PS2 Games, Multiplayer, and Fixes
- PS3:PSP Games, Ad-Hoc, and Saves
- PS3:Install PKG Files over Network
- Recovering Data from your Hard Drive
- Injecting/Extracting PSX Saves
- Injecting/Extracting PS2 Saves
- Injecting/Extracting PS3 Saves
- Ripping Super Audio CD (SACD) Backups
- PS3:Ripping PS3 Game Backups
- PS3:Ripping PSN Game Backups
- Using OPL in Backwards Compatibility
- Making PKGs with RetroXMB
- PS3:Forcing Remote Play
- PS3:Translated Languages
- OtherOS (Linux)
- PS3:MFW Builder
- PS3:Obsolete Wiki Pages
New to homebrew? Start with the starred sections!
See TODO for a list of upcoming changes.