I want a vita for 20$ She's a cheap cockslut and I'm gonna treat 'er like one.

I'm emulating the Vita on my Deck lmao

>>822878 How is Vita emulation these days?

Playing persona 4 golden again, i do have some other games I havent played yet like Odin Sphere though so I might try that.

Vita deserves more good press and by that I mean a good mating press.

>>823050 Finally something I can get behind >>823021 Odin Sphere has a unique storytelling style I haven't seen in vidya before. Really all the Vanillaware games are unique in their own ways, there's nothing else really like them.

>>823050 >>823146 Vita means life and I want to make new life with her.

>>823146 I've played Dragon's Crown, but never played Odin Sphere. From what I've seen, Mercedes design is viciously cute.

Threadly reminder

Ran into a snag with my vita then fixed it only for another one to come up. I was playing Digimon Cyber Sleuths and it crashed on me giving some z-127? error. It told me I had to update my game for some asinine reason now it tells me to update everything & it tells me everything is corrupt. what gives?

>>823316 Wipe your cache

>>823317 How do I do that, go into settings & should I see something related to that if not where?

>>823316 Give the exact error code, and try posting on reddit, they basically have a 24/7 tech support thread for this kind of shit

>>823418 I'm not posting on reddit & I don't remember the code.

>>823480 There's not much you can do without the error code unless your google-fu is really good, so good luck with that; I've never heard of your entire console going to hell for something like this

>>823482 After waiting a day my memory card wanted to reset itself due to the error.. now everything works. I have no idea what the fuck, I didn't do anything. If I run into an issue again I'll write down the code instead of just reading it and trying to remember it.

>>823316 >z-127 Is that the full error code? I cant find anything when searching z-127.

>>823488 Well I got a totally different error code this time or it may be the same I should have written it down. The error code this time is c2-12828-1 Which means my vita is fucked I have to reinstall everything again

>>823490 From what I'm seeing it seems like a network issue error, sometimes specific to games in question >The only fix I've tried that actually works is starting up the Vita, turning the WiFi off, shut down the Vita, and then start it up again. Try also rebuilding the database and reinstalling the game when possible, and you should back up your saves since it can risk corruption apparently

>>823493 I did rebuild the database but it deleted everything. My vita can be a paperweight this is bullshit I'm not recommending anyone get a Vita this is fucking retarded TWICE now this has shat itself on me

>>823500 Weird. Any idea when or why this started happening?

>>823500 Your vita has down syndrome

just ordered my Vita, planned on getting a decent game library downloaded and ready for when it arrives. NoPayStation seems to feel like being a little nigger and will not cooperate, saying "pkg too small", after the download seems to fail. Is this a known issue? Just me? Anywhere else to get games?

>>827517 >just ordered my Vita

>>827517 Use the homebrew application PKGJ after you hack your Vita, you can basically download all the games directly from Soyny's servers 4free.

>>827537 PKGJ uses the same servers as NPS, so if NPS is being a nigger, PKGJ would too. However, I found out that NPS does not cooperate with VPN, so I had to rawdog that shit. I feel dirty and used.

>>827881 Nah I'm pretty sure NPS works differently from PKGJ, I've seen people have issues downloading games from NPS but would work fine from PKGJ

>>827517 https://files.catbox.moe/lq7sd3.mp4 Congratulations anon, have you gotten it yet?

Hey assholes got an updated list for 2023 of what games to dl?

Takuya Yamanaka interview from just a couple weeks ago: https://archive.ph/j0Fem Machine translation: >Interview with Takuya Yamanaka: What is it like to work in the game industry? >What kind of jobs do game makers have? We interviewed the makers directly about such questions. >In this fourth installment, we spoke with Takuya Yamanaka, a freelance game creator deeply involved in the "Caligula" series, a modern pathology-themed school RPG currently on sale from FuRyu Corporation. >Please tell us how and why you got into your current job. Yamanaka: I originally wanted to become a counselor, including obtaining a psychologist's license in college, but I failed. I lost my dream for the future, but as a destination to utilize my interest in human psychology and technology, I decided to pursue the path of creating games, which I had always loved. >What is your department's work and the works you have been involved in? Yamanaka: My representative work is the "Caligula" series, a school RPG with a theme of modern pathology. I was in charge of planning, producing, directing, scenario writing, and music production for this series. Currently, I am working not only on games, but also on music, animation scripts, and various other fields. >Please tell us about your job satisfaction, your passion, and what you pay attention to. Yamanaka: I try to imagine the faces of people who are not satisfied with the games that are currently available in the market and try to create them. Of course it is important to be loved by many people, but I think it is equally important to make people feel that "this is a game made just for me", and I am particular about creating themes, messages, and gimmicks that make people feel that way. >Please tell us about your hobbies and what you are into or continue to do on your days off. Yamanaka: My pure hobby is watching soccer games, especially Gamba Osaka of the J-League. Because of my works and public image, it doesn't seem to fit well that I like soccer, which is a yang content, and I receive comments that I should prefer something more yin. It's hard to live with. >What are your own top three favorites, regardless of genre? Yamanaka: Here are my top three creators I am aware of. They are manga artist Shuzo Oshimi, film director Rikiya Imaizumi, and vocaloid P Pinocchio P. I am aware of and am inspired by the pride and awareness that Shuzo Oshimi has in drawing human beings, Rikiya Imaizumi's realism and cleanliness of atmosphere in his films, and Pinocchio P's angle of view and cynicism in his creations. >Please give a message to game fans. Yamanaka: I am working hard in detail to create strange games that only I can make. Thankfully, I am now creating things for many media, but I believe that my axis is games, so please continue to support me in the future.

I need some quick advice, there's a guy bulking selling 1000 model vitas that came from retail kiosks for the equivalent of $50USD each (no charger) and I'm thinking of picking one up. Guy says some of them have minor burn in, are well used and they were all wiped to an early retail firmware. They also all come with sd cards of varying sizes, and that the batteries still hold a charge but he didn't say if they're wi-fi or 3g models. I've never owned a vita, so I'm not familiar with them. I'm aware that any firmware can be hacked, and I think $50 is a good price for a used one even if it doesn't come with a charger. I imagine that the batteries for retail units are probably shit, but would that requires a battery replacement? and if so, is that expensive or difficult to do? Same with screen burn in. Otherwise is there anything specific I should look out for if I get one? Thanks

>>833300 If you can talk to this guy personally, I'd advise asking if you can test the unit out first before you buy it. Outside of that, I figure that you should buy two just in case. Either to use the other as parts, or to sell it to local stores (Or give it away to someone you know) as Vitas (Where I live) go for $120 (With just the system).

>>833300 >50 USD each >and they come with SD cards Lucky bastard. I need to go I'd say get a bunch of them (at least 3), that price is ridiculous, minus the ones with burn-in which are probably an okay price for. $80 USD for a used Vita is a great price, but 50 is practically unheard of, that's a genuine steal. Especially if they come with SD cards. If it doesn't work out you can just re-sell them back for at least the amount you got them for, plus its just good to have back-up Vita's. The batteries should be fine, but if you need to buy replacements, they should be pretty cheap. Also follow the advice of >>833306 If the batteries can last at least 4 hours of usage on a normal game, they're fine. In terms of Vita screen replacement, I've heard its a bitch so that might be pretty annoying to deal with. It depends on your tolerance to the issue, but try to get the ones with minimal to no screen burn-in to begin with so you don't have to deal with that. 1000 Vita's usually take an absurd amount of time to have screen burn-in. There isn't too many tricks towards buying a Vita, outside of ensuring that the triggers and all the buttons work, the screen isn't scratched badly or a notable amount of dead pixels, burn-in, and so on. Its unlikely to have stick drift, but make sure it doesn't and make sure all the buttons are responsive. Also make sure the back touchpad isn't too scratched up in case you ever want to use it for certain games or game streaming.

>>833312 >I need to go to wherever this seller dude is*

With NPS having issues, here's some backups of the USA set on NPS from a few months ago, with DLC archive.org/details/sony-playstation-vita-usa-full-set-nonpdrm-format archive.org/details/sony-playstation-vita-usa-full-set-nonpdrm-format-dlc-updates

>>834442 Any idea what's causing it? Their Twatter is dead with the last statement that all future updates will be through Dicksword.

Holy shit! The emulator can finally play Caligula?! I'm gonna have to give this a try as soon as I get a PC upgrade.

>>848273 >>848273 but the game is already on pc

>>848280 Not only that, but it's been on PC for about half of its existence.

>>848280 >>848283 You mean the remake? I really didn't think this would need to be brought up again for the millionth time, but I've played Overdose and it's probably without exaggeration the worst remake ever made. To make a long story short, they switched dev studios and dumbed the game down to an astonishingly retarded degree in an attempt to appeal to a wider audience or some shit. It's an utter butchery gameplay-wise. Even the devs openly admit they dumbed it down too much in hindsight. Lots of visual downgrades too on top of that.

Look what our friend from the old threads posted. :^)

>>853778 Who and what?

>>853778 Twitter barely even works at the moment but anons still take the time to find random tweets from obscure nobodies in an attempt to ignite drama.

>>853805 >its only ok when kikes and trannyfaggots do it

>>854148 It's not and you're really reaching like a stupid faggot trying to wank his butt buddy's cock with that response stupid queer. Go drink some of the colorful stuff underneath your kitchen sink you stupid bastard.

>>853778 >Go outside >Confront the faggot ruining thing you like <HHHHHHHMMMMMM touch grass? Twitter if fucking brainrot, let it die

>>853778 what the fuck is that "73.4k"?

>>854257 Views, usually botted especially considering you view a post just by viewing the thread its in without actually seeing it.

Yo does anyone know if theres any other differences between psvshell and psvshellplus beyond the ui elements?

I got a Vita TV because I'd rather play on my monitor than on a handheld. Which games are reliant upon the Vita's gimmicks? I recall that Tearaway relied on the cameras and touchpads. Does Gravity Rush do the same?

>>869043 >Does Gravity Rush do the same? Gravity Rush relies upon the touch screen and the gyroscope. The latter is already simulated on the Vita TV by pressing the L3/R3 buttons on the DS3 (And the touchpad on the DS4), however the gyroscope you have to patch with a homebrew plugin (Which is compatible with both the DS3 and DS4). In addition, you have to apply the whitelist plugin to play anything outside of Sony's approved list. Honestly, you'll be fine as long as the game doesn't require the camera for critical gameplay.

>>869108 Why do you need a patch to use the motion controls when the PS3 controller already has that? The touchscreen/pad should be the hard part to emulate on that controller, but the PS4 controller did it fine when the game was ported to it.

>>822861 >I hope you fags have been having some fun on your Vita's I don't know a single person who owned one. My friends and I had PSPs though. I liked my PSP, but for some reason the Vita never caught on with any of us despite that. >>853778 >touch grass >he says to someone who left their home to go to a convention These retards can't even use their own fagspeak correctly.

>>869157 >Why do you need a patch to use the motion controls when the PS3 controller already has that? Ask Sony. There are so many things that they should have done but never did. However, majority of those questions are answered when you remember that the Vita TV was released as an accessory TO the PS4. This is very apparent because of two reasons. The first is that it was rebranded as the "PlayStation TV" when released in the West. The second is that they pretty much removed PS3 connectivity in all but the the Content Manager (Which, even then, is a fight getting it to work).

>>869240 >lg lmao Imagine being a consolefag and what's worse a worst korea one

>>869249 LG is everywhere, even in "Gayyyyymer" monitors of a different brand. You cannot escape the eternal korean, you will be chonged.

Anything new Vita-related happening?

>>889709 I heard Vita died.

>>889709 If the rumored "vita 2" ever comes out don't get your hopes up for anything other than AAA western goyslop.

>>889725 The "Vita 2" already has a name, it's called the "PlayStation Portal". Yes, and everyone hates the name. Even better is the fact that the device is what SEA always wanted the Vita to be, a device that only exists to stream games from the home console. At least those of us who have Vitas can still revel in the fact that we had the last worthwhile PlayStation console.

A PSP related post, but figured that this thread would be the most fitting place for it. So, I've planning on getting rid of my smartphone and currently in the process of figuring what devices I have that can replace what I was using it for. With my PSP, I figured I would use it as an MP4, and finally tested it out today while I was going for a hike. Something I noticed is that the sound quality of the music I was listening to was actually much cleaner in quality than when I listed to music over my smartphone. Has anyone else noticed this when listening to media over their PSP/Vita? However, I also noticed a problem with my system's power. For some reason, after an hour and a half of usage, the system turns off and hard locks for a couple minutes before the power LED turns off too. Afterwards, I cannot turn on the system until I plug it into a charging cable. And, upon turning it on while it's charging, it lists that the battery is completely drained despite originally being at 100% and stating that it could last for 7 hours. It currently has a third party battery in it, so I'm wondering if that's the issue. And, if it is, should I see about ordering this OEM battery that I found for (Pictured)?

VITA-TAN RISES FROM THE DEAD TO CLAIM YOUR GETS, YOUR /v/IRGINITY, AND YOUR FREE TIME, AND JUST IN TIME FOR HALLOWEEN STILL THE BEST HANDHELD AND THE BEST GIRL 12 YEARS RUNNING

>>900000 Nice.

>>900000 (checked) Woah! I'm still getting a DECK instead

>>900009 Kill yourself

>>900004 I've seen a bunch of people saying they'll "hold out" for the Deck 2, obviously not knowing how slowly Valve works. They probably think it'll be next year or something, it's more like 2026-2028.

>>900000 SUPERIOR TOMOKO, I KNEEL

>>900018 That doesn't do shit. Ladies first.

>>900040 that was to make the images upload without delay, and to ensure I wasn't delayed by having to solve the captcha

>>900000 Way to go, Vita-tan.

>>900000 WITNESSED

>>900000 I ALREADY OWN A VITA YOU DOUBLE NIGGER I CAN'T PLAY HER ANYMORE THAN I ALREADY HAVE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>900058 >Limmy's sketch That's a nice reference

>>900000 Excellent work as always, Vita!

>>900000 Unfathomably based get

>>900000 Check'd

>>889709 I heard that a full speed DS emulator is nearly finished for the vita

>>900193 Thats insane, how did someone manage to do that?

>>900201 I assume a ton of optimizations, Also the DS and Vita both use ARM cpus so there probably is someways to just have it execute that code instead. https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=ItM0uFNDkbY

Jesus Christ! Nude Maker, the developers behind Steel Battalion, Infinite Space, and the original Clock Tower games, really did the Vita dirty with their port of NightCry (That took three years to develop AFTER they released the PC version in 2016). And, they haven't developed a new game since. Their most recent credit is running support for Tango to develop Ghoswire: Tokyo. Just for comparison's sake on the graphics alone, I'll first be posting screenshots from the PC version that you can find on Steam.

>>901927 Now, here are the same images from the Vita version released in 2019. I have not altered these images in any way, whatsoever. And, this is just two hours in. That's on top of how the game's performance is absolutely attrocious. The game will freeze every time the camera changes angles or saves. A loading screen will pop up every time you interact with an item. That's not to mention that there's glitches up the wazoo whenever Scissorwalker shows up (Actually got into a couple of instances where the bastard won't even show up because I either knocked him out or entered a room I wasn't suppose to. Although, the funny thing is that I think majority of these problems are actually caused by the game's engine. NightCry was developed using Unity, and I've had some awfully similar problems when testing other Unity developed games on the Vita.

Apparently some guy from reddit released up a mostly working Vita port of Hollow Knight. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=RSb0BgCp6wI https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X8YJcTedzaufn-k-II-6Rc2tyavR07nR/view

>>906325 That handheld is fucking magical.

>>854259 The original is not hardware accelerated by the gpu, but you ideally wouldnt use the GPU for 2d rendering anyways. The original also has slightly better performance and I generally get 2-3 fps in games that are harder to run on the system.

>>900201 The power of love

Has anyone played this? It looks interesting.

>>928049 yes, it's shit.

>>928057 why?

I'm actually amazed how easy hacking a Vita has become. Just go there, do this, do that, and you're set. I'm now enjoying not really Killzone: Mercenary for free. I just bought it 2 days ago, and I really love the Vita.

>>938515 >Killzone: Mercenary I thought it was a lot better than Killzone 2. But that's probably not saying very much

>>938533 I feel like they missed the opportunity to use the touch screen as a way to aim similar to a trackpad, as trying to aim with the stick is painful and the gyro doesn't make it much better. Stick for sharp turns and touchscreen for precision aiming would've probably eleminated the need for an aim assist, but that's just me making an hypothesis.

Any good sports title for Vita?

>>953719 You don't actually care about sports titles do you? You necro's because wanted to save the thread. Cum on your Vita, anon

>>953720 >spoiler You do it first. With a timestamp.

Soyny made a cooler console than the PS5 or PS4 and they had the gal to abandon it. It doesn’t get cooler than naming your console PS Vita it means life .

>>953728 I can't understand how Sony can go from having a nice little console with a cool game called Gravity Rush to using a strategy that involves havong no exclusives at all on their home console and the (((Portal))) not even being a console. The "PS3 has no games" meme was supposed to be a joke.

>>953732 >The "PS3 has no games" meme was supposed to be a joke. Hell that was only true for the first year or so of the PS3's life, by 2007 it already had games like Tools of Destruction and Heavenly Sword. The PS5's library is barren, once you exclude multiplats/remakes/bad titles you're left with 3 games. The PS5 launched four years ago.

>>953732 >I can't understand how Sony can go from having a nice little console with a cool game called Gravity Rush to using a strategy that involves havong no exclusives at all on their home console and the (((Portal))) not even being a console. Digging into the SBI kerfuffle, it quickly becomes apparent when many of the people pushing this shit inserted themselves into the company during the PS2 era, took it over during the PS3 era, and finished the job during the PS4 era. The Vita was the last system SCEI actually controlled, and SCEA effectively killed it in 2016 and proceeded to dance on it's grave by 2018.

>>953746 This makes me want to take over Sony myself so I could reignite the console wars with as much exclusives as possible.

>>953749 You could, if you have enough money to buy up a significant amount of company shares. Or play the long game and work your way up the company.

Unicorn Overlord originally intended for PS4/PS Vita, no plans for DLC https://archive.is/wip/LCD0D >"When Atlus and Vanillaware began work on Unicorn Overlord in 2016, the game was only intended for the PS4 and PS Vita. However, the gaming industry has gone through some radical changes over the past 8 years, and as a result, Vanillaware was asked to give Unicorn Overlord a simultaneous worldwide release and expand its development to the PS5, Switch, and Xbox X/S.” Another victim of the Soyny crackdown on lewd content.

>>955926 Too bad Unicorn Overlord couldn't escape Sony's clutches without suffering that terrible translation.

>>956062 That's more Fatlus's fault. They fucked up 13 Sentinels too (in fact they did 13 Sentinels so badly in terms of SJW/gender shit that I think they started backing off on it in Unicorn, possibly because of all the backlash that woke translations have been getting recently, though instead they did other things wrong to the translation instead and still had some "strong wahmen" shit like with Scarlett's character)

With Fatlus SMT4A's translation is worse than the original and I had to wonder if it was because they got ate by Sega after Index went bankrupt, it's pretty easy to tell with the undub when Navarre speaks at the beginning, the femoid partners sounding ruder with the English script, etc.

Just got myself a brand new sealed copy of Sayonara Umihara Kawase Chirari.

>>969901 How much did that run you?

>>969903 $54 off of Play-Asia.

>>969901 >>969904 Nice find anon. Fishing girl is always nice.

>imas taiko >index virtual on why did the vita have so many cool collab games?

God, I fucking love the Vita so much. It really is the best handheld. I only game on it now a days. /v/ cant appreciate anything made by Sony (its deserved) but they have made some good shit in the past. The Vita was the last great thing they ever made. Such a wonderful console man. Reminds me why I love gaming so much.

>>995200 I don't think anybody says Sony never made good systems, the earlier PlayStations are widely considered among the best consoles ever made even here, Sony is disliked for their modern practices. That aside, do you have an opinion on the Steam Deck? I've seen a few Vita fans call it the "PSV2" for them, one guy I know personally said he didn't like the size but it did manage to totally replace his modded Vita.

>>995230 Go back to the UMPC thread, Mark.

Is Vita3K any good?

>>995230 I have never used one but it isn't for me. It's far too big for my liking. I did get my first Vita recently (a year ago) so that's probably why I haven't switched over like other people have.

VITA-TAN SEIZES THE PENULTIMATE GET WITH SOME FRESH OC RIGHT OUT OF THE OVEN Its been a pleasure (shit)posting with you gentlemen and whatever few ladies there are on here Attached is the short version mp4, was working on a longer one that I'll post later after I'm done with it.

THE ULTIMATE WAIFU SECURES THE ULTIMATE GET, MAKE SURE TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR HER AND PLAY WITH HER LOTS Hopefully this double-get works, but if not, I'm still happy with what I've accomplished; just 1 of 2 would be enough for me

>>999999 Good job.

>>999999 VITAFAG CUCKED STEAMDECK FAGS LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU ALL GET NOTHING GOYIM

>>999999 FUCK YOU MY STEAM DECK AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>999999 Well, credit where credit is due, conglaturations on saving a kike $300

>>999999 A clear sign to stick with and appreciate your Vitas. PC games are for desktop PCs

>>999999 Proven yet again that the Vita is the supreme handheld.

>>999999 >missed his chance at a Steam Deck Ya blew it!

>>1000119 I'd rather just get 3 more Vitas, honestly.

>>1000000 I want to know.

>>999999 YOU STOLE MY STEAM DECK YOU BASTARD

>>1000577 He also killed Kenny

>>999999 Vitabros literally CANNOT stop winning

>>999999 wew lad. I own a Vita so I dunno what you want from me

I love my Vita, been playing Trails in the Sky SC on it along with an X-Men fightan. Best gaming purchase ever. >>999999 999 is a good video game.

>>999999 Great work, once again, Vita! Hats off.

Odd question, but is it possible to put music/videos on the Vita inside of folders?

Hey, guess what nerds! https://archive.is/ZsyFG

>>1015704 Oh, look, another video game that I bought years ago is getting rereleased, showing once again that I have zero need to buy a new video game console. And even better is that it's ownership still falls under the same company that killed the game in the first place (Not to mention is the leading reason why the modern industry is shit in the first place), but now it's also being published by a company who's began axing games because they fail to pass their DEI initiatives. I don't want to come across as mean, frustrated, and cynical, but I'm just tired of this shit.

>>1015725 Aren't people running private online servers for the original too iirc?

>>1015704 Here's hoping all involved in this cheap graverobbing go fuck themselves and end up in the hole where they tried to put Vita. Didn't think Soyny could go lower than they already had, but if these are the depths they're willing to sink to I guess nothing really matters to them. The real joke is that they think this will convince people to have faith in their consoles' libraries. Who the fuck would buy a console from the company that treats exclusives as disposable? >>1015725 >I don't want to come across as mean, frustrated, and cynical, but I'm just tired of this shit. Don't worry anon, I have enough raw anger and spite to go around.

>>1015768 >Who the fuck would buy a console from the company that treats exclusives as disposable? The same kind of homosexual negro who purchases Ecksbawkses and >Ecksbawks games in CY+9.

>>1015773 >Ecksbawks games It has games?

>>1015725 >>1015768 Thanks for the games nerd!!!!!

>>1015932 Don't you have some cocks to fondle?

>>1015937 Why do you have these saved? Are you a homosexual?

>>1016094 >he doesn't know how clipboards work Come on now fag, it took 5 minutes on the booru to find those

>>1016099 You searched for homosexual pornography?

>>1016102 You'd have to have your head in the sand to not notice it by now on the booru, unless you'd like more examples?

>>1015937 Your deviant homosexual shock images cannot harm me nerd! I have already seen too may of them, am now immune! Get bullied!

>>1016106 Kek, alright anon. I'll concede this round to your faggotry-addled brain, purely because I don't want to shit up a thread I actually care about any further.

Happy New Year faggots! What are you playing or planning to play on your Vita(s)? I'm getting ready to fly today so I might end up doing some Nep RB2 today.

>>1058815 Happy new year, I finally hacked my n2dsx so my Vita's not been getting much love, forgive me.

>>1058815 Finished Shinovi Versus, playing some Trails SC when I get the chance. I plan on moving into Estival and maybe giving Ys Origin a go.

It's nice that's there's still plenty of ports coming out for our plucky little girl. Like Doom II RPG https://www.rinnegatamante.eu/vitadb/#/info/1247 Also the original Tamagotchi https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/TamaTool_Vita

>>999999 Checked.

Anyone knowledgeable enough with ImageMagick (or willing to learn) want to help with updating the Vita chart? There's a lot of entries I was going to add before the previous chartfag decided to retire. I finally have some time to try and learn the software, but I'll be honest and say that my patience is pretty low for trying and I'm strongly tempted to say "fuck it" just edit it manually with Paint.net, which would be likely a lot more painstaking and slow, and in all likelihood probably would never get finished. Might even end up looking worse too. The existing files and documentation for the chart are here: https://gitgud.io/8vitagen/hackpaste/-/tree/master/gamerec

In the process of (manually) making the tiles for adding to the chart, its going to be a BIG update, with over 20+ games being added, maybe even over 30. Going through the old threads again to find any that I've missed in the past, and there's surprisingly more than I expected. There are games which could use writeups to make it into the chart, since they've been clearly recommended and enjoyed by anons in the past but nothing broad yet clear was written enough for them to constitute an entry. Usually it was stuff like updating their progress in the games or something or just saying that they love it/its their favorite without going into why. Games like Hotshots/Everybody's Golf, Ciel Nosurge, Virtua Tennis 4, Taiko no Tatsujin V, Labyrinth of Galleria, To Heart 2: Dungeon Travelers, other Super Robot Wars games besides V, etc. If any anons which enjoyed those games (or any you don't see on the chart that you feel should be up there and have played and enjoyed personally) are still here, please feel free to write up something. Doesn't have to be huge, just a few sentences is enough.

>>1080574 >>1081842 What games are currently listed on the updated chart?

The ones in the OP image. >>822861 Plus the ones in this image here will be added to it. >>1080574 And also Reco Love, Net High, House in Fata Morgana, Muv-Luv, and there should be a Steins;Gate one I'll be adding if I can find the entry for it. Maybe also the Flowers series VNs and Rose in Twilight.

>>1081857 meant for >>1081852 obviously

>>1081857 >>1081858 Okay, and what games would you say "can" be recommended and added outside of those already listed? I'm asking because I tend to "off" tastes with the games I tend to recommend. Also asking because of the amount of multiplatform games, or titles that have since been ported elsewhere.

>>1081863 Any game can be recommended as long as you actually played it on the Vita and liked it enough to write something about it, and its part of the Vita's library. (e.g. No PSP or PS1 games if a Vita version doesn't also exist too, if a Vita version exists, its fine. For example, Danganronpa 1 and 2 have a Vita version so they're okay to include in the chart even though they were originally on the PSP) The Vita library is full of niche games, no need to worry about "off" tastes. If you like the games that's all that's necessary to recommend it.

Vita means life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6U_wjgSyGM

>>1084153 Use invidious, anon. >autoplugin Fuck that, it basically fucked the hacks on my Vita years ago. Don't outsource your hacking to a convenience feature, you'll eventually regret it when you fuck up your device in ways you don't understand.

>>1080574 >>1081842 >>1081872 Okay, here are some of my recs. Please forgive if there's something someone already recommended: >Adventures of Mana A full 3D remake of the original Game Boy game Final Fantasy Adventure. Unlike the GBA remake Sword of Mana, it retains the style and story of the original game. There is also an option to have the original Game Boy music instead of the arranged songs. >Appli Archives (PSM) Straight ports of iMode phone games that were previously exclusive to Japan. Some games are adaptations of previous arcade titles, while others are entirely brand new games. The ones I recommend are the G-Mode Burger Time and the City Conection packs. >Chaos Rings (Series) A quadruplet of classic turn-based JRPGs developed by Media.Vision (Wild Arms, Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth). The first three games comprise their own overarching trilogy, while the fourth game (CR3) is it's own self-contained story. Unfortunately, only the fourth game is available physically as the other three are digital download only (Either seperately, or as a download code included with the Japanese exclusive physical release "Chaos Rings III: Prequel Trilogy"). >Chiebura A loli at a hot spring wants to play with her father as he's suddenly whisked away down an endless well. Latch onto different pegs as you fend off strange enemies like evil rubber ducks. >CounterSpy A 2D stealth platform about an independent spy organization that's trying to prevent WWIII. Infiltrate both the U.S. and Soviet Russia as you knock out guards, sneak around bases, and find hidden documents. >Croixleur Σ An arena-based hack and slash title where you're fighting to climb to the type of a challenge tower. Originaly released for PC but has been expanded to include two full new characters. >Curse of the Crescent Isle DX A simple 2D platformers that followes similar gameplay to Doki Doki Panic (SMB2USA). Updated from the original Xbox Arcade release with news graphics and features. >Dead or Alive Xtreme 3: Venus Thus far, the last good Dead Or Alive game that has been released. Essentially a mini-game collection where you can do numerous activites across Zack's island while playing as your favorite DoA girl. From playing volleyball, to rock climbing, to even gifting each other new swimsuits. >Deadbolt A side-scrolling shooter where you play as Death and trying to rid the world of sentient zombies. As much a shooter as a stealth game, use a buildings many features to manuver around your opponents as you take them out. >Downwell The game is designed essentially as a reverse shoot-em up. Strap on your gunboots as you drop down an endless well, destroy various creatures, and collect many precious gems. >Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition To this day, still the most definitive official release of the original 1996 FPS, expansion packs included. Play as Duke "Balls of Steel" Nukem as you battle the alien hoards taking over Los Angeles. >Dustforce A 2D platformer that's all about finesse. You are a janitor cleaning the world one sweep at a time. >Freedom Wars A cross between Monster Hunter and Bionic Commando. Battle against the last remaining cities of humanity over the last remaining resources on the planet. All things considered, still the best version of the game. >Gal Gunvolt A classic Mega Man style 2D platformer serving as a side-game to the Azure Strike Gunvolt series, with characters from the game Gal Gun and Mighty No. 9. The game itself is a port of Might Gunvolt on the 3DS, but includes all of the DLC. >Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R Despite the name and gameplay, the title actually serves as a sequel to the original Guilty Gear XX in it's story. Play as 25 unique characters in the most definitive Guilty Gear game ever made. >Gundemoniums The third update of the original Gundemonium doujin bullet hell shoot 'em up. Brought to you by the same developer as Bunny Must Die. >Need for Speed: Most Wanted A straight port that includes all of the content from the original 2012 remake. The game itself is an iteration upon Criterion's formula taken from Burnout Paradise, focussing more on driving fast rather than crashing and stunt racing. >Retro City Rampage DX+ A top-down crime simulator that's a lot deeper than it honestly should be for being an NES "downgrade" of GTA. >Sayonara Umihara Kawase Chirari An updated port of the 3DS game Yumi's Odd Odyssey. The title itself is a 2D platformer where you use a bungie-like fishing line to navigate around a strange world of large "everyday" and evil fish. The Vita version has additional stages, new content, and the original Umihara Kawase game from the Super Famicom. >Scram Kitty DX A twist in the normal way a top-down shooter functions. You platform along rails while shooting at the enemies. >Spelunker Collection A compilation of the Spelunker games from the Atari 8-bit computers, the NES, and the Arcade. Not for everyone, but worth recommending because it's reltaion to gaming history. >VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action A visual novel where you play as a bartender. Has a relaxing atmosphere to it as you mix drinks.

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>Vasara Collection A collection of both of the Vasara shoot 'em ups about fighting mech robots in Sengoku Japan with advanced jet planes.

>>1084300 Thanks very much anon, I'll start work on adding these. Most of these don't have entries so I'll be able to add em in, sure, and for the ones that already have an entry I'll still try to include your input in some way if possible into them. The chart is going to be absolutely massive after this, lmfao. At least nobody can ever say the Vita had no games after this. Though I should ask/clarify in advance just to make sure I'm not making a ton of extra work for myself: You did play these in a reasonably substantial way that you feel you can accurately review/recommend them, right? The reason I ask is because a chunk of your recs are pretty similar to an anon's "first impressions" list from 2022 where he played near-every Vita game on the PSN for 15 minutes and gave his impressions, but only for 15 minutes, which isn't really enough to constitute a true review for most kinds of game imo. Assuming that you can confidently recommend these with certainty, if you have anything more to say on the shorter entries you posted, you can feel free to add more to their descriptions if you want.

>>1084317 woops, meant to post a transparent version And by shorter entries, I'm talking stuff like the Retro City Rampage or VA-11 Hall-A ones for example.

>>1084322 >Yes, I'm the same person. And I have played a lot of these games enough to feel like they're worth recommending. Glad to see you're still around. That sounds good, thanks for confirming. >I'll admit that of the ones I've posted, those are the ones I've played the least or just cannot say enough about. Same with Vasara Collection, Dustforce, Scram Kitty, and CounterSpy. Fair enough.

>>1084583 >post got deleted Weird.

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