Is there a list of available Vita games to date?
Yes Please.
Should I put a how-to up in the compatibility thread for PS3 transfers?
Yes Please.

Should I put a how-to up in the compatibility thread for PS3 transfers?
Is there a list of available Vita games to date?
Yes Please.![]()
Is it really that tough, though? You flip through apps, it's snappier than any phone or tablet I've used in terms of multitasking, and it basically takes the best from the iOs/Android environments while keeping it straight-forward for the sake of gaming.
I know I'm gushing, but what is specifically a "chore" with it? I honestly feel the need to ask because I feel like I might have blinders on.
None of those issues bother me. Sounds like you're just against the idea of touch in general. I'm used to it with my smart phone and have no probs.
I've decided - I'm going for the double plat in Sound Shapes, then I'll delete it off my Vita and get Alundra and Wild Arms... or Arc the Lad. Still not sure. I definitely want to play through Alundra though!
Well, first of all, the apps are still too disconnected from one another.
Second, the Live Area pages, while a nice idea in theory, continue to be more annoying than useful. I waste far more time having to close multiple tabs when I don't want them open (which is most of the time), than actually viewing them. It's more hassle than it's worth.
Third, the bubbles continue to be awful. They can't be resized, they take excessively long to move/sort (especially when you need to put them on a different page), and the number you can put on each page is far too limiting. Oh, and that thing about folders, of course
Fourth, still too much reliance on touch. It's unfortunate that, despite the excellent button implementation of 1.80, you still can't do something as simple as close the lock screen without touch, or navigate the Vita's PSN Store or Trophy list, for that matter.
Overall, solid improvement, but much more needs to be done before I'll be impressed.![]()
One Royal Flush down, nine to go ... #virtuatennisproblems
The Sam Sho anthology has some janky emulation. The first two games run decently but everything after those two games are a mess. I would definitely opt for the Neo Geo station versions of Sam Sho. The King of Fighters collection on the other hand is a much better port and is coded by M2. It still has brief loading times but they run great.
So with firmware 1.8, the vita's os and social functions make it the best of any console or handheld. Anyone else agree? Hope the ps4 matches and exceeds vita in this regard, which I'm sure it will
Seeing as you thought this was the case BEFORE this update, it's hard to take you seriously. When some games with online come out that showcase the way I expect invites to work then sure it's the best system that doesn't cost anything.
Sure!
1. Create this path in the root directory of the external storage device that you will be connecting to the PS3: PS3 -> EXPORT -> PSV.
2. Place the PSV file in this directory.
3. Connect the device to the PS3 and go to Memory Card Utility under GAME. Scroll to the top and you should see your device.
4. Connect your PSP to the PS3 and make sure the USB connection is active on the PSP.
5. Navigate to your external storage device and you should see your PSV files which show up as proper PS1 memory card saves. Copy them to a virtual memory card on the PS3. You will have to create one if you haven't already.
6. Navigate to the virtual memory card you copied the save to. Highlight the desired save file and hit Triangle, then choose "Copy". Copy it to the PSP, which should be near the icon for your external storage device.
7. You will be asked if you want to convert the save before copying, choose yes. Remember which virtual memory card you copied it to.
8. After it is done copying (this may take a while if you have a lot of saves on your PSP memory stick), disconnect the PSP and connect it to your computer. Remember the memory card you copied it to. The name of the game is key in finding the VMP. For example, let's say I copied it to a virtual card created for "Silent Hill". On the PSP memory stick, navigate to PSP -> SAVEDATA.
Now go to gamefaqs.com and look up "Silent Hill". Click on the "Release Data" link. The product ID is the folder name. The US version of Silent Hill's product ID is SLUS-00707. So find a folder named SLUS00707 in the SAVEDATA folder. You will see two VMP files. SCEVMC0.VMP and SCEVMC1.VMP. If you copied to the first memory card slot, your save file will be in SCEVMC0.VMP.
9. Copy this file to your computer. You're going to need to put it in your computer's Vita saves directory, and connect the PS Vita. Refer to your Content Manager settings. The path should be: PS Vita -> PSAVEDATA. On your Vita, you will need to have a PS1 game save copied. In the PSAVEDATA folder look for a folder which has the letters SLUS at the beginning. These are US PS1 save folders. Refer to Gamefaqs for product codes of different regions.
Copy your VMP save to this folder. If you have saves you don't want overwritten in this folder, rename your save to SCEVMC1.VMP if you saved in the first slot.
10. Back on your Vita, select the PC -> PS Vita option and your Playstation save should be there!
I'll proofread this later, I need to upload this save for him now.
wtf is this..? has anybody else expirienced the same..? if you are a EU PS+ subscriber, please check your download list and look for Abe´s Odysey, Medievil and Destruction Derby.. are there on your list..?
UK subscriber since PS+ launch here - everything's fine my end, all activated, all three games in my download list and found via search on the Store too, with red shopping bag icons!
Touching icons to open them is generally fine, but only when they're in clear sight. Then it's just a simple tap. When you need to start combining gestures and all that jazz it becomes a problem for me.
For what it's worth, I have never been fond of how iOS and most Android devices function. I've begrudgingly accepted it as standard, but they are nowhere near my ideal. But a Vita isn't a phone, I haven't accepted it to function the same way.
Call me old-fashioned if you must, but when I have buttons, I like to use them. The screen is enough of a grease and smudge magnet without me rubbing my digits all over it constantly.
wtf is this..? has anybody else expirienced the same..? if you are a EU PS+ subscriber, please check your download list and look for Abe´s Odysey, Medievil and Destruction Derby.. are there on your list..?
One Royal Flush down, nine to go ... #virtuatennisproblems
I have the exact same problem, I think these were free downloads in my first year of a PS+ member and haven't carried over to my new subscription:-(
I hope Sony get around to fixing this!
Now I'm happy. <3
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Yes, you can use the CMA to copy it to Vita, but it does the same thing as transferring it to a PSP (it asks you to put it inside an already existing virtual memory card). I don't have FFVII--this may be an issue.
The conversion process looks like it packs the PSV into the VMP, so the save file now seems trapped inside my second Castlevania SotN virtual memory card. I have no clue if you can extract the save from that virtual card while you're on a Vita.
My head hurts.
edit: I can upload the VMP I ended up with, and you can chance using the Content Manager to overwrite one of your existing VMPs for FFVII. Brave souls, here you go. If you don't trust that website, please recommend another uploading site that doesn't require an account. =
edit 2: I tested my overwriting theory, and it works! Use the Content Manager and overwrite the VMP in your FFVII folder with that file. Yay!
Sure!
1. Create this path in the root directory of the external storage device that you will be connecting to the PS3: PS3 -> EXPORT -> PSV.
2. Place the PSV file in this directory.
3. Connect the device to the PS3 and go to Memory Card Utility under GAME. Scroll to the top and you should see your device.
4. Connect your PSP to the PS3 and make sure the USB connection is active on the PSP.
5. Navigate to your external storage device and you should see your PSV files which show up as proper PS1 memory card saves. Copy them to a virtual memory card on the PS3. You will have to create one if you haven't already.
6. Navigate to the virtual memory card you copied the save to. Highlight the desired save file and hit Triangle, then choose "Copy". Copy it to the PSP, which should be near the icon for your external storage device.
7. You will be asked if you want to convert the save before copying, choose yes. Remember which virtual memory card you copied it to.
8. After it is done copying (this may take a while if you have a lot of saves on your PSP memory stick), disconnect the PSP and connect it to your computer. Remember the memory card you copied it to. The name of the game is key in finding the VMP. For example, let's say I copied it to a virtual card created for "Silent Hill". On the PSP memory stick, navigate to PSP -> SAVEDATA.
Now go to gamefaqs.com and look up "Silent Hill". Click on the "Release Data" link. The product ID is the folder name. The US version of Silent Hill's product ID is SLUS-00707. So find a folder named SLUS00707 in the SAVEDATA folder. You will see two VMP files. SCEVMC0.VMP and SCEVMC1.VMP. If you copied to the first memory card slot, your save file will be in SCEVMC0.VMP.
9. Copy this file to your computer. You're going to need to put it in your computer's Vita saves directory, and connect the PS Vita. Refer to your Content Manager settings. The path should be: PS Vita -> PSAVEDATA. On your Vita, you will need to have a PS1 game save copied. In the PSAVEDATA folder look for a folder which has the letters SLUS at the beginning. These are US PS1 save folders. Refer to Gamefaqs for product codes of different regions.
Copy your VMP save to this folder. If you have saves you don't want overwritten in this folder, rename your save to SCEVMC1.VMP if you saved in the first slot.
10. Back on your Vita, select the PC -> PS Vita option and your Playstation save should be there!
I'll proofread this later, I need to upload this save for him now.
Cool, thanks a lot for the info!
I mostly want the Samsho collection for 6, but if it's too bad, I won't consider it for now.
I really wanna support the M2 emulations, but I wish their library was full of more things I didn't have 2 or 3x over.
And their ad hoc modes (Neo Geo Station versions) really don't work on a PSP 1000? Ugh. Guess it's no worse than PS1 emulations, save for the fact I can't even play them 2p once I get a PS3 someday...
Now I'm happy. <3
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Vita just needs more apps all around. Make a deal so we can get the android store on it or something.
hurry you are only on half power... charge that thing NOW...
Are you crazy? Emulated games last a lot on the Vita. I kept my Vita in sleep mode with Maverick Hunter X for a week and the battery was almost at 100%
Say I have an SF2 Ken avatar on my US PSN account but I can't dl it on my Vita; is there a way to do that?
Also HOW THE HELL AM I SUPPOSED TO PLAY MOTORSTORM RC?!
I just started up Final Fantasy VII and VIII on my Vita to see what they looked like, and I'm telling you it's breath-taking. They've never looked this good! The Vita will be the definitive way to play these games from now on, afaic...The last few pages of excitement really made me wish I gave a shit about the ps1 library or going back and playing old games at all really. Still just playing p3p on my vita until AC/P4G
But it was a pain searching for the games on my download list (some 400-500 items on the list, which cannot be sorted).wtf is this..? has anybody else expirienced the same..? if you are a EU PS+ subscriber, please check your download list and look for Abe´s Odysey, Medievil and Destruction Derby.. are there on your list..?
I just started up Final Fantasy VII and VIII on my Vita to see what they looked like, and I'm telling you it's breath-taking. They've never looked this good! The Vita will be the definitive way to play these games from now on, afaic...
kinda pissed I cant transfer any of my PS1 games onto my VITA... WTF SCEA...
I know. I sold my copy of Wipeout 2048 in anticipation of a PSN price drop to $19.99 or less, damn it.
It's... beautiful, GAF.
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I don't know where to touch first.
I see you skipped FF8
*brofist*
I see you skipped FF8
*brofist*
There's no such game.
There's no such game.
I bet something you have it in some of the other pages. XDThere's no such game.
I bet something you have it in some of the other pages. XD