PS Vita - a portable gaming console released in early winter 2011. It is the successor to the PlayStation Portable, which sold over 80 million units worldwide. Vita has gained a number of new "features" and has become more powerful due to the new processor and graphics subsystem.
It is no longer necessary to buy a used PS Vita. You can play popular games on your PC using emulators or on Android devices using mobile apps, but with some limitations. Let's consider what options there are for running PS Vita games on Android-based devices.
The portable console PlayStation Vita was equipped with a 4-core processor, a PowerVR graphics card with a frequency of 200 MHz, and 128 MB of memory at the time of release. This powerful hardware for that time is difficult to emulate within the framework of the Android mobile operating system and smartphone hardware.
The first generation of the console was much less powerful, which allows smartphones and tablets to run practically all projects from the library. We recommend considering this option.
An experimental emulator from a developer using the nickname F.B. The application is not available on Google Play - you can download it from specialized portals, for example, on our website.
To install and configure the EmuPsVita program, you will need:
When downloading the BIOS, there may be a situation where the emulator does not see the file. In this case, you will need to find a working BIOS by trial and error.
A multifunctional emulator that allows you to run games from various generations of consoles. Available consoles include Atari 2600 and 7800, NES, SNES, GameBoy Color and Advance, Sega Genesis, Sega Master System, Sega CD, PlayStation One/2, PSP, etc. Games can be downloaded directly from the application in the "FIND" section after selecting the corresponding console.
As of the beginning of 2023, Vita3k on Android does not allow running games from PlayStation Vita, but the developer is working on it. An update will be released soon, so stay tuned for program updates. You can download the utility from Google Play, and the project status is early access. There are no other emulators specifically designed for running PS Vita games on Android. There is also a utility called Multi PSX Emulator mentioned on various websites, but it only works with PlayStation Portable. There is no point in downloading it.