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The annual Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2019 is underway and runs throughout the week from March 18th to March 22nd in San Francisco, California.

Formerly known as Project Stream while in development, today Google announced their cloud gaming subscription-based service Stadia via Twitter complete with Stadia Developer applications being taken and an Official Site now online as the AAA video game platform is currently slated for a 2019 launch.

According to Wikipedia, since the games are hosted on Google's servers Stadia needs no additional hardware... only requiring the device to have an Internet connection and support for their Google Chrome browser.

Check out the Stadia videos below, and let us know in the Site Poll if you plan to jump on the bandwagon for Google's new gaming service or not!

To quote: Stadia works atop YouTube's functionality in streaming media to the user, as game streaming is seen as an extension of watching video game live streams, according to Google's Phil Harrison; the name "Stadia", plural of "stadium", is meant to reflect that it will be a collection of entertainment, of which the viewer can choose to sit back and watch, or take an active part in.

And from their Blog Update, to quote: Stadia launches with 22 titles on day one

Alongside our publisher and developer partners, we’ve been getting ready for Stadia, and are adding more titles to...

Following the previously released ControllerHomebrew.pkg and his recent PS4 RIF License File Renamer, today PlayStation 4 developer @Al Azif made available a homebrew.elf of PSVibe: PS4 Edition Controller Rumbler Tester on Twitter for use with [plain]PSXDev[/plain]'s OrbisLink (orbislink.pkg) repository that has since moved to LibOrbis by OrbisDev.

Download: homebrew.elf (632.38 KB) / homebrew.elf (600.09 KB) / homebrew.elf (628.27 KB - Flashing Rainbow Light Bar) / Latest Release / GIT

This comes proceeding both a PS Vibe Move Motion Controller Edition for PS3 by deroad, and a PSVibe Vita / PSTV Edition by NamelessGhoul0 for those keeping track... because, why not?

Recently we saw the release of GhidraPS4Loader for PlayStation 4 developers to utilize in their reverse-engineering work, and following the PS4 Debugger Oni Framework scene dev @KIWIDOGGIE (aka diwidog on Twitter) updated his Github repository with GhidraOrbisTools which include loaders, scripts and other files for use with OpenOrbis ported from the costly IDA Interactive Disassembler to the free Ghidra SRE Suite of tools.

Download: GhidraOrbisTools-master.zip / GIT / Ghidra Allegrex (Ghidra processor module adding support for the Allegrex CPU) / ghidra91_extensions.zip (1.13 MB) / ghidra_9.1_DEV_20190714_win64.zip (215.82 MB) / ghidra_9.1_DEV_20190714_linux64.zip (215.55 MB) / ghidra_9.1_DEV_20190720_win64.zip (216.89 MB) / ghidra_9.0.4_PUBLIC_20190720_ghidra_psx_ldr.zip (Loader for PSX games and PsyQ libraries and objects) / ghidra_9.1_DEV_20190921_win64.zip (221.05 MB) / ghidra_9.2_DEV_20191221_win64.zip (224.57 MB)

Those interested in his other projects can drop by the blog located at KiwiDog.me (previously AllenThinks.com), and according to @g991 on Twitter himself and diwidog (aka...

We've seen some TRP File Tools followed by How to Resign PS4 Trophies, and today NagatoRevenge shared on his YouTube Channel a tutorial covering how to extract TROPHY.TRP files from modded PS4 consoles using a PC and Filezilla.

Check out the video below, and here's the guide details from the video's description: How to extract TROPHY.TRP files from your modded PS4 to your PC using Filezilla!

Hello everyone! Today I'll be showing you a quick method on how to extract TROPHY.TRP files from your modded PS4 to your PC using Filezilla!

Prerequisites:

• Modded PS4 on FW such as 1.76, 4.05, 4.55, 4.74. 5.05
• A method to FTP using webkit either via PC, or URL.
• HEN Exploit
• File Manager for PS4 *easier to FTP*

Downloads:

• TROPHY.TRP Extractor (149.88 KB)
• File Manager for PS4 (71.31 MB)
• FileZilla (8.6 MB)

Cheers to @DEFAULTDNB for the heads-up on this PS4 TROPHY.TRP file extraction guide!

PS Vue General Manager Dwayne Benefield announced that Apple TV Multi-view officially launches on Sony's PlayStation Vue online streaming service today featuring support for up to four live channels on one screen.

Below are the details, to quote: This comes just in time for NCAA March Madness, so you can keep an eye on all the action or mix and match live games with live news or other programs.

Multi-view is one of our most popular features on PlayStation 4, so we are thrilled to expand to Apple TV to allow more of our customers to enjoy the feature.

Additionally, the multi-view feature on PS4, which offers up to three live channels at once, is receiving two updates today. The first update is real-time program changing, which means you will no longer have to start from the beginning each time you want to add in a different program.

The second update is new filters – now Sports and News have their own dedicated tabs, which makes it even easier for you to find sports and news for multi-view.

PS Vue customers on all devices, which includes Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, iOS and Android mobile devices, PC/Mac browsers and Chromecast, continue to enjoy other rich features that come with their monthly plan, like industry-leading five simultaneous streams and a powerful cloud-based DVR with the least ad skipping restrictions — at no extra cost.

We will also continue to offer standalone channels without the need of a multichannel plan, such as HBO, Showtime, and Cinemax, as well as continue to launch additional local channels. Currently 92 percent of the country has access to at least three of the “Big 4” broadcasters (ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC) on PS Vue.

We hope you continue to enjoy all the innovative features available on PS Vue, and as always, thank you for your continued support. If you have not tried PS Vue, check us out at www.psvue.com for a 5-day free trial.