A few days ago, the PlayStation 3 private cryptography key was broken by the same hacker group which broke the Wii, and now the first custom PS3 firmware has been released, which allows of the installation of Linux OS. If you’re interested, you can find the firmware here.

Sony has yet to comment on this, as it appears the PS3 has finally been hacked, 4 years after its release. The key will allow for custom firmware to be released, which will make it possible to play pirated games, install custom operating systems, among other things.

Sony has released firmware 3.41 for the PS3. It’s one of the smallest firmware updates to date, as the only thing it adds is a “You May Like” section at the PlayStation Store.

According to reports, the new PS3 firmware is crashing Dragon Age for a lot of players. The issues are with firmware 3.30, which causes frequent crashes and freezes, according to posts on BioWare’s forums. The issue is for both regular and slim PS3 models.