Was finally able to install both henkaku and VHBL on my 3.60 PS vita TV...Feeling very ecstatic now that homebrew has finally made a comeback on my vita; although the native emulators definitely have a long way to go compared to their VHBL counterparts (except for maybe Snes9x)...Guess we'll just have to wait and see.

 

I have a couple of questions.

1) I was led to believe that while Minis can be used for bubbles, they aren't recommended due to a 1MB file size limit. Is this true? It's tempting to buy a Mini because they are so small and cheap, but want to check there is no downside compared with using my existing World of Pool-based bubble.

2) Should we download a couple of extra games while we still can just in case we need to make more bubbles in the future? Or can we duplicate our existing bubbles?

 

59? So it's completly unplayable as it is now...

 

I think mech's point was that it runs well. And it does run well given that it is based on the slower Snes9x 1.52.

What we need is a .vpk version of CATSFC, that'll give us speed in other games.
https://github.com/skogaby/CATSFC-libretro

 

For anyone who is interested; I took the liberty of recompiling ReverseMe (an othello clone by TheFlow) for HENkaku.
I also added some graphics to the LiveArea screen so it doesn't look so bland.

Download: https://mega.nz/#!WQZi0A7Y!kAIPIHmNF34kQfbeehtmCa5t4jvp0kvKy70otufgqWA

Enjoy!

 

Great stuff! The more homebrew the better!

I have a request. Can you repackage CATSFC as .vpk too? It should be significantly faster than the existing Snes9x port,
http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=113&t=45081

 

The very first minute you posted the request earlier on, I tried to. But I couldn't seem to get the latest psplib to successfully compile.
(I got a "cc" command not found error or something like that...)

I don't suppose you have the very latest psplib installed do you? The release on the github page seems to be a very old pre-release.

 

I don't have the proper gcc installed, which is what I suggested to myself earlier on as well. I shall install it, try it out and hope for the best. (At the moment, I only have arm-none-eabi-gcc and arm-vita-eabi-gcc.)

 

Yoshi's Island I get a fairly solid 55 FPS. Not perfect sure, but playable with little issue.
Edit: Noticed it has a default skip one frame enabled. Without that it drops to like 30 :')

 

I edited my post to say I had frame skipping on but it's definitely playable with it. Nothing like what you've said for Kirby.