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Only the 3G models support the PSVSD. You do have to fiddle with the drive setup, some of the adapters don't work with some FW versions, etc. It's just more of
by goosedragons 4y ago
Only the 3G models support the PSVSD. You do have to fiddle with the drive setup, some of the adapters don't work with some FW versions, etc. It's just more of a pain IMO than dropping ROMs on an SD card like other handhelds.
- ace2358 4y agoThe sd2vita is pretty easy to setup these days. I find that it can all be done with gui apps on the vita itself. Also I just ftp and drop roms on the sd card too.
- goosedragons 4y agoYeah but it's a 30+ step process to even to be able to use the sd2vita and emulators. Modern retro handhelds have an ease of use convenience factor. Proper SD card support, USB C charging, TV out, literally drag and drop ROMs, etc.
- flatiron 4y agoMore like 10 steps. But yes it takes a bit of knowledge.
- ace2358 4y agoThis is very true, modding any console can be quite the effort and a huge challenge for non technical people. To get the mod working I had to compile the software for macOS 10.13 as some libusb function wasn’t working correctly and wouldn’t inject the payload to the vita. This was well out of my comfort zone.