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The video below is a good explanation of what you can do with the Vita, but his explanation of how to do the mod is out of date now so please use the link above for the mod. is regularly updated, and is fantastic, even installing all DRM removal etc as part of the process.

There's a lot of mod chat in the PS Vita thread, and it would be nice to have this thread for our emulation questions. There's even a homebrew version of Konami's PT.

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All your downloads are usually single *.VPK files and you install them by clicking on them in Vitashell and that's it! There's also a brilliant Homebrew Browser that makes the process simpler, working like a storefront for Homebrew, which downloads and installs stuff automatically. You can insert your SD/USB into the PC as normal to copy files, or leave them in the console and FTP /USB across. Once your console is modded, you can access all the files on your console and memory card using a programme called VitaShell, which also allows connection to your computer via FTP or USB. If you are above 3.60 already or accidentally updated past 3.60 there's now a newer mod method called H-Encore which allows any version of the Vita to be modded, so you can follow that process instead.

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If you are on a lower firmware than 3.60 there are methods to update to 3.60 manually in the guide below. That way, you don't need to go back to the Henkaku website every time. The mod remains in place until you fully power off the console, but you can download a program called Enzo, to make the mod permanent. You use the web browser on the Vita itself to visit Р В РІР‚в„ўР вЂ™Р’В and the mod is installed by clicking the 'install' button. If your vita prompts you to update, don't do it until you have read the guide.Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С› Vita on firmware 3.60 it is very easy.

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If you have 3.60 firmware that is the easiest, but all the mods are fairly simple. Check the firmware version in the consoles settings page. The process works on any Vita (at the time of writing), so turn off auto updates or use airplane mode to stop your Vita updating. No faffing with the Sony Content Manager. Transfer files to and from your console wirelessly with FTP or wired via USB. Use a Р В РІР‚в„ўР В РІвЂљВ¬2 adaptor to use a micro SD card on the Vita instead of the expensive, hard to findР В РІР‚в„ўР вЂ™Р’В and unreliable Sony cards. Use USB storage on the PSTV, no need to buy expensive proprietary memory cards. Whitelist modification for PSTV - play every VitaР В РІР‚в„ўР вЂ™Р’В game, not just the ones that Sony allow. Incredible PS1 emulation via Adrenaline, with PSX2PSP versions of games being perfect - a PSone in your pocket! All PSP games can be played, not just the ones Sony whitelisted on the PS Store. Overclocking, graphical filters, and PSP games look incredible on that screen. Incredible PSP emulation with an emulator called Adrenaline. Retroarch, with emulation of all the staples - Snes, Megadrive, Gameboy Advance, Spectrum (who needs that Vega+ anyway?) and so on. The process for the mod varies depending on the firmware that's currently on your Vita, but it's simple enough, and the console becomes an indispensable travel companion once you've modded. The most recent mod methods allow any firmware to be modded, and you can still go on PSN to download your purchases. The PS Vita has been hacked wide open, and some of the stuff you can do with it will amaze you. This original post has been updated to be current. Please note that many of the issues discussed in the replies to this thread are out of date now.

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