Hacking List of Emulator for Vita as of now.

LeomelsonBato

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List of Emulators for PS Vita:


- SNES9xTYL: Super Nintendo Emulator
- EmuMaster: Game Boy Emulator
- Picodrive: Sega Genesis Emualtor
- Daedalus: Nintendo 64 Emulator
- FCEU-PSP: Nintendo Nes Emulator



This is all the Emulator that exists on PS Vita these days but it is still on Construction
 

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1. These are not native. Just PSP Homebrew being run through the exploited PSP emulator in the Vita.

2. Without specific version numbers these might not run well or at all. VHBL is very picky about what can be run.

3. Screw the Police.

:ph34r:

Thanks for the list though. ;)
 
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but how do u get the files into the vita.. they come up as corrupt when i try to transfer
 

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