Read the tutorial on page one, friend. You need the installation bubble to install the game on your Vita from a PS3.
I think you can only copy games from the same account on a PS3 to a Vita and vice versa.
North American Vita Compatible PSone Games
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Read the tutorial on page one, friend. You need the installation bubble to install the game on your Vita from a PS3.
I think you can only copy games from the same account on a PS3 to a Vita and vice versa.
Not that I can think of. The Vita will accept multiple cards, wont it?
Read the tutorial on page one, friend. You need the installation bubble to install the game on your Vita from a PS3.
I think you can only copy games from the same account on a PS3 to a Vita and vice versa.
I guess I have to delete the installed versions on my PS3 and then redownload them.
I have a question. I'd love to play Symphony of the Night on Vita, but I live in Europe, so no SOTN for me.
So, the situation is:
a)PS3 with Account A
b)Vita with Account A
But, I was thinking about something. Would it work if I created a new profile
c)PS3 with Account B
which would be a US account, downloaded SOTN from US store, and then transfer it to my Vita with European Account A?
So, the situation is:
a)PS3 with Account A
b)Vita with Account A
But, I was thinking about something. Would it work if I created a new profile
c)PS3 with Account B
which would be a US account, downloaded SOTN from US store, and then transfer it to my Vita with European Account A?
No.
Reluctant-Hero
Member
I haven't been keeping up with this thread, any news on Grandia working for US owners?
Grandia doesn't work. Seems the OP missed it.
I know this has been said before and I understand if you desperately want the original, but Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles for the PSP HAS SotN included on it. You can play with the analouge stick (not sure if the PS1 version has this or not) and it has a revamped script with the original voice actors, you can't stretch to widescreen it but it has a border so the edges of the screen don't feel empty.
While it's true you have to unlock it in Level 4 of Castlevania: Rondo of Blood, RoB is actually a fun game in itself and getting to level 4, while mildly challenging, shouldn't be too much trouble if you unlock the girl that throws birds in level 2.
I purchased Final Fantasy IX on my European PS3 back when I was still using EU account (I went over to only using US PS3/Vita a while back) and when I tried to transfer FFIX to my Vita it did not work since the original purchase came from EU account.
Simply put, no.
Callibretto
Member
Alundra and klonoa looks amazing on vita, especially alundra, I'd like to ge a screenshot and post it but it you cant take screenshot for ps1 game on vita. Tried taking photo from my phone and it just didnt capture the color, which largely is what make it looks so good.
If you guys have that game, you should try it out.
If you guys have that game, you should try it out.
Added. Sorry I missed it.
If you're playing Klonoa on an American account Vita, I'll add it.
Callibretto
Member
American account
You can also take screenshot for klonoa, when you press the front screen and go to te emulator menu, there are screenshot option. Not all games have it.
graywolf323
Member
Read the tutorial on page one, friend. You need the installation bubble to install the game on your Vita from a PS3.
I swear that is one of the dumbest things Sony has done with firmware updates
Lumpy Onion
Member
FF VII never supported analog. And you can't map the analog to register the d-pad's controls either.
Lumpy Onion
Member
Not sure why Final Fantasy IV is listed in the compatibility list in the OP. Pretty sure the PS1 FF IV never got released on PSN.
If the game didn't have analog support when it came out, then you can't use analog control on Vita.
Someone in the thread listed it so I added it. I'll take it down now, thanks for the heads-up.
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thepotatoman
Unconfirmed Member
I've read a good amount of this topic and noticed that everyone seems to think these games are all playing perfectly fine. My brief experience with Klonoa and Um Jammer Lammy seems to show that those games work perfectly too. So its technical issues holding these things back. It's pretty much all on SCEA's malicious choice. If its really just a licencing issue I'd wish they'd just come out and say that.
Anyhow, is there any hope that games like Chrono Cross and Grandia will become playable soon? To the people following the PSP on Vita situation, have any of the nontransferable games become transferable yet?
Anyhow, is there any hope that games like Chrono Cross and Grandia will become playable soon? To the people following the PSP on Vita situation, have any of the nontransferable games become transferable yet?
Haha maybe Sony America will end up considering this early PS3 game transferring an exploit and patch it out!
In any case, I'm shocked that all of my PSX games seem to have made the cut. As soon as they add Tomba and Legend of Mana, my two remaining planned purchases, I'll be good to go.
In any case, I'm shocked that all of my PSX games seem to have made the cut. As soon as they add Tomba and Legend of Mana, my two remaining planned purchases, I'll be good to go.
industrian
will gently cradle you as time slowly ticks away.
I'm not sure if this has already been brought up, but I noticed quite a few "glitches" on Final Fantasy VII that occur after a battle:
I had Disc Speed set to Fast and have switched back to Normal to see if there's any difference.
Speaking of which, Final Fantasy 6 would be tolerable if it weren't for the massive pause in loading the menu screen of all things.
I had Disc Speed set to Fast and have switched back to Normal to see if there's any difference.
Speaking of which, Final Fantasy 6 would be tolerable if it weren't for the massive pause in loading the menu screen of all things.
Bog
Junior Ace
Sounds like Madden on the Vita. As others have stated, for FFVI, just stick to GBA.
industrian
will gently cradle you as time slowly ticks away.
So this bug happened when you had set it to "fast"? Because that already happened on the PSP. If you set it to "normal", everything should be fine.
I don't see why Sony couldn't for the emulator. Works perfectly fine for DS and VC games on 3DS using the slide pad.
Butchering? The new lyrics actually match the notes.
Callibretto
Member
Touch the center of the screen for a couple seconds while playing a ps1 games, I have problem going into it yesterday when I just touch the left side of the screen, maybe it's because I'm touching the black screen since I run the game in original display mode. Maybe you need to touch the in game screen.
Callibretto
Member
Probably touching the rear touch L2/R2 by accident
I'm not sure if this has already been brought up, but I noticed quite a few "glitches" on Final Fantasy VII that occur after a battle:
I had Disc Speed set to Fast and have switched back to Normal to see if there's any difference.
Speaking of which, Final Fantasy 6 would be tolerable if it weren't for the massive pause in loading the menu screen of all things.
Something similar happened to me when playing Final Fantasy VII too, except the screen just stayed black like it was trying to transition back after the battle, music was still going too. I think I'll switch back to normal speed as well.
bumpkin
Member
Well that was rather roundabout... I finally managed to get my FFIX saves copied from my PSP onto my Vita. Originally, I figured putting my Memory Stick Pro-Duo into my PS3 directly and copying the save data would put it somewhere I could access via the Content Manager. What I ended up having to do was connect my PSP to my PS3, copy the save files into one of the PS3's virtual memory cards, connect my Vita, and copy 'em from there (under Saved Data -> PlayStation).
Not sure if anyone else got stuck like I did, but figured I'd share my solution.
Not sure if anyone else got stuck like I did, but figured I'd share my solution.
Well that was rather roundabout... I finally managed to get my FFIX saves copied from my PSP onto my Vita. Originally, I figured putting my Memory Stick Pro-Duo into my PS3 directly and copying the save data would put it somewhere I could access via the Content Manager. What I ended up having to do was connect my PSP to my PS3, copy the save files into one of the PS3's virtual memory cards, connect my Vita, and copy 'em from there (under Saved Data -> PlayStation).
Not sure if anyone else got stuck like I did, but figured I'd share my solution.
Cecil posted detailed instructions (from PSOne save to PSP save to Vita save) here:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=41516289&postcount=12328
Plinko
Wildcard berths that can't beat teams without a winning record should have homefield advantage
Fantastic.
PedroPanache
Member
Really wish that the custom screen stretching option had made it into the Vita version, you'd think after all this time they'd at least be able to achieve parity with its PSP equivalent. Not to mention that with the PSP you could map the digital pad to the analogue on Final Fantasy VII, now with true analogue emulation that's impossible. Hopefully they'll iterate on the emulator fairly quickly.
I'm not sure if this has already been brought up, but I noticed quite a few "glitches" on Final Fantasy VII that occur after a battle:
I had Disc Speed set to Fast and have switched back to Normal to see if there's any difference.
Speaking of which, Final Fantasy 6 would be tolerable if it weren't for the massive pause in loading the menu screen of all things.
I've had that happen too with disc speed set to fast, no problems after switching back to normal.
AgentOtaku
Member
so IS there anyway to disable the rear touch inputs in PSOne titles?
Shit is driving me bonkers due to how I hold my Vita (fingers always wrapped around the back)
Shit is driving me bonkers due to how I hold my Vita (fingers always wrapped around the back)
Fantastic on both counts.
I'm still amazed at how good 2D sprite games are looking on the Vita screen. Alundra is looking amazing as well.
The OLED really makes 2D games look remarkably better than the PSP or 3DS do. I might need to try Alundra to see what all the praise is about.
darkjedi187
Member
I beg to differ. I had the install bubbles for 4 games on my PS3 ( two were also installed) I was unable to see them till I reinstall them all on the PS3.
Vyse The Legend
Member
Better question: What games look bad on the OLED?
So far, I tried Vagrant Story and SOTN. Both look ridiculously good.
Interlacing is dead. Long live the Vita's screen of rediscovery.