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VR suggestions, tell me your favorites 2017-07-19 06:02:47 Post No. 4130962
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Hey VR
Taking a week off work to rest and read and I recently got my hands on a henkaku vita that is becoming my portable emulation station.
So I'm looking for suggestions. I'm mostly looking for NES/SNES and GB/GBA games, but those are the systems I had as a kid, so maybe I should be lookin for some Sega classics from you guys. Can play PS1 games as well but I've only got 3 gigs or so to play around with and those ROMs add up.
I really dig platformers and action RPGs. Turnbased RPGs are okay but ive probably played all the good ones. I love scary games but somehow i doubt I'd find anything properly spooky in the 8-16bit generation. I'm open to anything else that you guys might feel strongly about. Seriously, i've got all the retroarch cores on this thing so anything pre-ps1 is open season.
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>>4130962
as a follow up, i've got most of the classics as far as NES & SNES goes, I've got pretty much all the metroid games and castlevania games i can fit in addition to all the more popular supermetroid rom hacks.
I'm going to spend some time tonight seeing if i can get a decent N64 framerate on this thing. I've never played majora's mask and i feel like this is a great opportunity to do just that.
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What's the current state of emulation on the vita?
Was looking to get a psp for the various emulators but is it worth getting the vita over the psp?
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>>4131061
if youre on 3.60 you can go to a website and unlock everything with henkaku. it's a soft-patch or whatever the verbiage would be. if i power off my device i lose henkaku. all my stuff remains though. just wont function until i go back to the website and re-install. it's like 1 meg, it's quick.
they have an apk so that you can host the fix on an android device for times when you may be lacking a wifi connection but need to apply the fix, works perfectly. Theres a retroarch port thats around 150 megs that gives me all the VR cores i'd need. Turns out theres no N64 just yet so I'm S.O.L. there but pretty much everything else going back in time. Theres a NDS emulator port that's slow as shit and one or two non-Retroarch emulator ports that get slightly better speed. I use one for SNES to get max FPS and another one for GBA because it has better GBC pallette support. All in all I'm really happy.
The current henaku version allows for PSN version spoofng so i can install a legit game or swap around my library if need be without any risk. Or so it seems.
I think the vita hardware is a bit better, I'm not sure you'd be able to find a brand new PSP either, but if you get a vita it absolutely has to be on 3.60, so that's one caveat.
http://wololo.net/emulators-for-the-ps-vita/
for a full list
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How do I know if the VITA have an exploitable firmware?
I don't mean which firmware version.
I mean if a newly bought vita have the right version OOTB.
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>>4133191
In the west, all newly sealed vitas are at 3.60
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>>4131061
Get an N3DS instead.
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>>4133217
And you can upgrade to 3.60 if not?
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