Vita hacked?

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Can you recommend me any titles why I should ever try a Saturn emulator? I've already got plenty of reasons to play N64 (actually playing through SM64 on PJ64 right now!), that on a PSV would definitely be interesting! I guess a DS emulator is even possible too.....
Sure, no problemo:
  1. D (if you like that sort of thing)
  2. Panzer Dragoon series
  3. Burning Rangers
  4. Nights Into Dreams
  5. Sonic Jam
  6. Sonic 3D Blast
  7. Policenauts
  8. Mech Warrior 2
  9. Powerslave/Exhumed
  10. Earthworm Jim 2
  11. A galore of Megaman X games
  12. Radiant Silvergun and other Shump's
  13. ALOT of 2D fighting games
  14. Virtua Fighter 2
  15. Dead or Alive
  16. Last Bronx
  17. Guardian Heroes
  18. Grandia
  19. Shining Force 2
  20. Warcraft 2
  21. Sonic R
  22. Magic Carpet
  23. Virtua Cop series
  24. House of the Dead
  25. Battlearena: Toshiden games
  26. King of Fighters games
  27. Worms
  28. Discworld 1 and 2
  29. Enemy Zero
LOTS.



Edit: Added a few more, but it's really best to just look through an ISO list yourself and check what's worth buying/downlolding.
Edit 2: Slight mistake on my part, D2 was on the Dreamcast. I was thinking of Enemy Zero, which was now added to the list.
 
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btw how big are games like uncharted digitally?
Uncharted is 2.77GB.
Smallest game is Ridge Racer at 561MB
Largest game is Blazblue Continuum Shift II Plus at 3.18GB
the smallest and cheapest Ps vita game i've seen in JPSN is the AR Combat DigiQ by
Konami at 220mb for ¥500, also the same size as the demo version.
 
Well for me it might be a reason to buy ...
told myself not to buy a Vita cuz i wasn't really that happy with the PSP and never liked Playstation at all but if it would be hacked and i could try out all games without having to pay for shit games i would get the console maybe.
 
Can you recommend me any titles why I should ever try a Saturn emulator? I've already got plenty of reasons to play N64 (actually playing through SM64 on PJ64 right now!), that on a PSV would definitely be interesting! I guess a DS emulator is even possible too.....
Sure, no problemo:
  1. D and D2 (if you like that sort of thing)
  2. Panzer Dragoon series
  3. Burning Rangers
  4. Nights Into Dreams
  5. Sonic Jam
  6. Sonic 3D Blast
  7. Policenauts
  8. Mech Warrior 2
  9. Powerslave/Exhumed
  10. Earthworm Jim 2
  11. A galore of Megaman X games
  12. Radiant Silvergun and other Shump's
  13. ALOT of 2D fighting games
  14. Virtua Fighter 2
  15. Dead or Alive
  16. Last Bronx
  17. Guardian Heroes
  18. Grandia
  19. Shining Force 2
  20. Warcraft 2
  21. Sonic R
  22. Magic Carpet
  23. Virtua Cop series
  24. House of the Dead
  25. Battlearena: Toshiden games
  26. King of Fighters games
  27. Worms
  28. Discworld 1 and 2
LOTS.


Edit: Added a few more, but it's really best to just look through an ISO list yourself and check what's worth buying/downlolding.
I've bookmarked this list for future references :)
 
Funnily enough, I didn't have the pleasure to actually *play* some of those titles, I did see them in action though and just *know* they're awesome. My PC isn't exactly the powerhorse and Saturn emulation on today's consoles is quite hit-and-miss in nature, thus I'm excited for the next generation. In fact, I was planning to buy a modded Saturn not so long ago. There are literally so many games that interest me for it that it totally justifies the purchase, especially when you find a good deal. Same with the Dreamcast, really, but that's already hooked up in my room.
 
When recommendations for classic systems are required there's one place to go... to Racketboy!

http://www.racketboy.com/retro/games-that-defined-sega-saturn

http://www.racketboy.com/retro/best-undiscovered-sega-saturn-games
 
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When I bought got my DS lite I didn't even know anything about these flashcarts such as the R4 and such. Was only 11 at the time so I guess that's why I didn't know what it was. I bought loads of games for the DS. Then the next year I found out about flashcarts like in mid 2008(was 12 already). The way I found about of them was actually when I saw some guy watching videos on the DS(I typed in Kingdom Hearts DS on YouTube, and some guy was playing the KH 2 on the DS), and everyone wrote on the comments that he was just playing a video of the game on a R4. Then I found out about it, during that time I already had a PSP with CFW and was pirating loads of games. Aww I remember those days when I used to hack peoples PSP's in school(made a Pandora Battery with my PSP since it was already hacked) for $20 a pop, made a ton of money like that. I just wasn't able to buy a R4 online because my Dad didn't like paying online, then 4 months later in late 2008 my Dad finally bought me one for $30... It was awesome. 3 months later I joined this website! So for me it was much easier to "hack" a PSP then the DS.

Now I go to the mall, and see tons of little kids walking around with a DS and a flashcart...
 
Sony can never make their hardware good enough to not be hacked insanely fast >.<
Thats exactly why it took the PS3 so long to get hacked, and you still can't hack one now if the firmware is higher then 3.55.
3.56+ can still be downgraded via hardware mods, but its still an inconvenience and risk most people don't want.
 
Piracy killed PSP in USA, in Europe too, but a bit less.
In Japan almost killed, except when MH appeared there, that was the only thing that saved PSP.
Piracy helps to sell hardware, but decrease drastically the software. And with less software to sell, less new games will launch in the console.

In DS case, piracy doesn't damage too much, because it have a lot of hardware sell before and a lot of games too.
Well, also that "R4 block" from Nintendo also helps a bit to sell more software.
 
Thats exactly why it took the PS3 so long to get hacked
Doubt it.
Once Other OS got removed and the whole thing started up, it was hacked quite fast/easily.
...because some chinese thief stole the factory key and started re-distributing it. Which boosted the hacking scene by about 150%.
 
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