A Playstation Vita Modded in 2023 

Why do you even want to Play Yoshis Island? The Crying of the Baby will make your Ear explode :D

@@saske3149 Because is one of the best platforms ever?

@@franciscobutte based

the net card on 1000 is weaker I think. + the code is sequential. so take time. 1000 is the best. and is a screen thing. which is why for reading and anything that art is important, = 1000 is the answer over anything else that is being released till date. Also, vita's L2 and R2 is at the back top.

So I use ppsspp emulator on my phone and I am unable to save data. If tibiae it on the retro pocket 3 or the PS Vita are you able to save game data? Thank you

It's not that it was underrated, it was a great console, but Sony just ruined it and let it die. The console alone was really expensive for that time costing around 300€ (wich was way more than the average people would pay for products like that at that time) also proprietary memory cards alone ruined it for many people, the memory cards costed around 100€ or even 200€ for only 32GB

​@@mashmeloazul nah price wasn't the issue. At all. The issue was marketing. No one new it was better than the psp. Everyone just thought it was a psp/3ds type deal

@@darkjord5823 Lol hard disagree, they had poor marketing sure but i dont understand how anyone would think that it had the same power of the PSP, that's just dumb. And the price maybe it wasnt a problem for you but at least in my country i know a LOT of people that didnt buy because they didnt think the price was worth it. The price was almost the same as a PS4, the games also costed about the same as home consoles, and the memory cards costed almost the half of the Vitas price at that time for very little storage capacity. Also nintendo dominated the handheld market at those years and they had a lot more games than the Vita wich made people go for nintendo if they wanted a handheld.

While true, they did it to themselves. The cost of the memory cards alone was enough to turn away so many buyers. My friend tells me while he worked at best buy more then half the people who asked about it didnt buy because of that reason alone.

@@darkjord5823 no.. thats not true wtf are you talking about. everywhere you looked, and i do mean everywhere, the complaints where about the memory card and pricing.

is the OG Jet Set Radio playable? I wanna know because the native Vita version has a few cut tracks

yeah imported from Japan off ebay eh? I did the same thing = D

You changed the battery on the vita. Was that difficult to do, and is that battery for the oled or slim or both ?

@@Dee_Lopez not hard at all, if you take all screws out en carefully open it (ribbon cable so open carefully) the battery is there and easy to unplug and replace on both models

​@@Retro_Care I read that it'll factory reset your Vita if it's modded?

Wow!. How do you do that. Is it easy?. Thanks.

@@joeyxl3456 so when you hold the PlayStation button, you can go into official settings for the PS Vita and then from there go to custom button mapping. I forget what it’s called? But you’ll see it on there- All you have to do from that point is a sign the button that you normally hold to bring up the gun which I think is R1 by default, and then the button to shoot which I think is X by default, assign R1 to L1 and then assign X to R1 and then whenever you press, the L shoulder button, the character will bring up the gun, and then you can shoot with R!! This works amazingly for other games like fear effect and metal gear, solid and silent Hill when you want to get a better way of playing the game !! For example: On the PS4 pro and the Xbox one X I have the original resident evil remake and I make it to where I can run with R2 or the right trigger and then all I have to do is steer the character with the pad or the joystick! I came up with this control scheme, because this is the default control scheme in one of Sega’s best games ever that came out for the Dreamcast, maybe you’ve heard of it Shenmue? Lol., but it works even better for the remake to resident evil one then the default controls do!! on the right joystick. You flick it down to do a quick return and everything else is still the same.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sm5J7JoTYs8.html in this video in the description I linked my version of the theme with my metadata and videos. The animated videos in the collection menu are not gifs, they're mp4. In the metadata of every system you need the line (without quotes) "assets.video: media/video/video.mp4" at the top, and the video should be placed in that directory so for PS2 it would be (if your PS2 folder is named PS2 that has all your games in it): PS2/media/video/video.mp4 . You'll find all my videos in that video description too.

Raspberry Pi did the PS TV trick for me. I place the vita on its cradle, which is hooked on the Pi and bam, image on my TV set a la Switch, complete with Dualshock 4 touch controls!

Hmm I'm not absolutely sure. With an SD2Vita adaptor you should be safe to use up to 1TB, as long as it's a good one.

Vita: Will play all PS1 games perfectly (basically has the hardware to run PS1 games as intended). Does not play PS2 games. Hacking a Vita gives you potential access to a huge library of Vita games. 1000 model has a beautiful OLED screen. When hacked it can emulate games up to N64 but not all of its library perfectly. RP3+: Will emulate all PS1 games with higher resolutions and widescreen hack support. Will emulate a large amount of PS2 games decently (refer to a compatibilty sheet to see what does and doesn't play). Can emulate a handful of Vita games but the Vita emulator still needs a lot of work, but do not expect the RP3+ to be a Vita machine, it just doesn't have the power. RP3+ can emulate consoles up to the PS2, can play a decent amount of Gamecube and some Wii, and even 3DS with Citra MMJ.

It's the AYN Odin Pro, I've done a lot of videos on it.

It can play all psp games

Til you run out of space. 128gb is fairly enough but if you like to hoard ps1, psp, along with other psv games then 256gb is to go. Beyond that is a bit overkill

Thank you

where'd you get one for $60? i thought finding one for $98 after shipping and taxes on ebay was a good deal

@@cicadadaze 60$ for the adaptor and memory card because of international shipping The vita itself was free

​@@Juanguarsuprised you didn't get scammed hard

Where did you get one for free my friend ?

@@user-xm6tv9in9u from my brother lmao

The Vita does not have the power to emulate PS2.

Retroid pocket 3+ AYN Odin

Not the links but the names

I have one for the Odin which is basically the exact same as what I'd do for the RP3, that's the only reason I haven't done one specifically for the RP3 yet ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rY4EdRK20FU.html

@@-roetaka ok thanks

Nope

Essentially people rewrite/rebuild games to be played on the specific system. For example with Sonic Mania, it wasn't released for the Vita or any console the Vita can emulate, but some dedicated people have modified the PC version to be able to run, as if it was a natural Vita release. Another example would be the Super Mario 64 port, it runs independently instead of running inside an N64 emulator.

Hopefully Vita3k arrives soon and runs well Odin!

Is the vita able to successfully play CPS2 games without lag or slowdown like X-Men vs Street Fighter?

I heard the oled on the vitas are great

@@askariboy4857 it is but because of that organic material in a oled panel its degrades over time, but do not worry if you want one buy it and enjoy, the vita is a great handheld especially now after it can be easily hacked.

@@OneMore1UP do you know if that organic material you speak of degrades simply over time or USE? I ask because I’m thinking of buying a brand new oled vita. But if the screen degrades over time without use then screw that

@@askariboy4857 I think it degrades over usage because I have the original VITA OLED model, the screen still looks brand new , super sharp and bright as of today (I purchased the VITA but the play time is definitely less than 7 FULL days lol ) . I always end up playing my PC at home most of the time. If the OLED VITA is nearly brand new or play time was not much, then i think its worth to buy i t.

You absolutely got the point😂

sadly it's Impossible...But That Would Be Awesome Ngl

Nice! I hope it's in good condition 😊

I just bought an oled one, like new with its box and accessories and official Sony card of 110...

Yeah I'm looking at several on ebay right now in somewhat decent condition for £80-90

got a gundam breaker vita slim for 86.20, worked perfectly. it's definitely possible if you look

A game store in my area was selling them for about 50 a few years ago.

Paid $200 for a 1000 model that came with the memory card and case in perfect condition

Except for that analog "stick" which should never see the light of day again.

It has really bad ergonomics because of the analogue stick placement,I can only play it for about an hour before it's killing my thumbs

meh, physical vita games are getting expensive, digital vita games u can just download for free without any downsides, u can even play online, so i dont see the reason for buying them

PSVita has PSP, though

Checkmate..

Naw my dude my modded PsVita runs snes normally speed like the super Nintendo system. Nes games,sega,16bit graxsystem games an tons of Japanese games an systems. Guess it depends on the modded software.

@@takethebluepillnottheredpi584 Dreamcast, PS2, GameCube, Saturn. Do you want me to keep going?

@@Flyingboots1 That would be the AYN ODIN, RP3 can run those 4 systems you mentioned but NOT all is gonna be 100% speed