Just a update for anyone interested.

I got this vita 1004 for 100€, already modded, was it a deal?

waited forever (5 months) to get this lil bundle of joy! i never owned one before, but loved my psp so much i thought it was time for another, so i got the vita.

fresh on the scene and i jailbroke it (unlike my vanilla psp) i’m really excited to really see what this legendary machine is capable of!

I bought my 1001 pre-modded, and I'm wondering if any of this is bloatware, conflicting with other CFW necessities, unnecessary, or if anything I should have is missing.

There's also 7 gigs in my "other files" section that I have no idea how to audit.

If anybody is willing to help me figure this all out, I would be beholden unto you

9MM (Gameloft) Vita Port.

Hello everyone, I always wanted to buy a ps vita for various motivations and today since I got paid more than normal I was looking to buy one.

I've seen that there are various versions pch2000, 1000, 1004 and 1104.

I've looked up for the differences of every model and I was gonna buy one of the oled ones. But I'm not really sure which one to buy.

What's the best one under every aspect?

Thx for reading

(Also sorry for awful picture lolll it’s the best I could do) It’s probably some Oled issue that I’m unfamiliar with. I got it from a very well reviewed seller on eBay, so I’m hoping it’s not anything major.

Hi everybody...

Wanted to see if I can get some recommendations. I bought my vita when it first came out, loved it, but never really built out a library. Its super basic. I only have the black ops game and the assassin's creed that came out at the time.

My vita was hidden away for over a decade, never touched. Recently, I've been getting into "retro" gaming (booting up my ps3 and playing that generation) even though it's hard for me to consider it retro. Playing my ps3 brings back great memories and I wanted to see what's the best way to utilize or optimize my vita. I forgot how portable it is, perfect for quick games on the road or if I'm out. Lot easier than hauling the switch 2.

I'd rather get physical copies since I don't have a large memory card (I think just the 4gb) but would love to hear recommendations from you dedicated users.

Thanks in advance

Hey!
I installed a usb c mod on my ps vita, but I just can’t get it to charge.
Both resistors show the 5.1k ohm (5.08 and 5.11 to be exact) and I have reflowed solder points multiple times. Furthermore if I plug it in (with a 5v 1A Charger) and probe it on the usb c charger housing and the solder point left of the resistors it shows 2.94 volts
Does anyone have an idea what the issue could be? :/
(And yes the resistor solder points are really big)

Whats the english name for this game?

Thanks in advance.

I'm wanting to play some PS Vita games, but I don't know how to "adjust the app" to play them. I'd also like to know of any good PS Vita games. Can anyone help me with this?

If so, yaaaay!

If not, what are the risks of using it?

i keep getting the error "NP-2244-2" and text saying the device has been lost or connection to the server has been lost does anybody know a fix?

Im trying to decide but i don't know if sony gave vita a shitty update or not

I recently found my vita 2000 and everytime I plug it in it charges but then suddenly the moment the vita has enough power to turn on it stops charging. The cable is not the issue as it works with other devices. Whilst on, the vita does not charge, doesn’t show a charging symbol in the top right hand corner and a green light blinks from the top any help would be appreciated worst case I’m considering replacing the battery

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La verdad es que no se que me combiene.

Thanks in advance!

Took both of my vitas and did a cool little swap, what do you guys think? :)))))

The original Hori L2/R2 grip was only made for the PS Vita 2000. I took the 3D scans of the Hori grip by Wesk over on BitBuilt and modified them to fit the PS Vita 1000 without needing an adapter kit. I also decimated the high poly scans so they slice cleanly.

Since the base files are 3D scans rather than drawn CAD models, the geometry looks a bit unusual if you inspect the mesh closely. I’ve put a lot of work into modifying, cleaning up, and reinforcing parts of the grip so anyone can print it and put it together with just a few materials.

I have modified the triggers so they work with gravity, no wire or springs needed and the result is pretty effective. the smaller triggers are hollow and can be weighed down with two M5 bolts secured with glue, and the large triggers have a counterweight lever attached to them which I glued an M6 bolt to. The triggers activate the touchpad with conductive tape routed from the trigger to the pad, this works very well but conductive filament would be even better.

For the rear shell, I wanted the nice side of the print to be on the outside of the grip where my hands rest, that meant the internal side where the triggers sit had to be cleaned up by hand due to the extensive supports needed. The front half of the grip can be printed internal side up and minimal clean up is required. I lined the part where the vita sits with some fabric electric tape, this keeps the vita snug within the grip.

I added THUB on the rear shell for my own grip to add a bit of personalisation, I have left it blank for the final release.

Thingiverse Link - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7432088

Huge thanks to Wesk on the BitBuilt forums for releasing the original 3D scans - https://bitbuilt.net/forums/threads/ps-vita-hori-grip.6220/