This repository contains the public releases and CI (automated build) for the Vita3K Android version. Vita3K Android is an experimental PlayStation Vita emulator for Android. It comes as an APK, ready for you to install.
Minimum requirements are as follow:
ARM64 device
Vulkan 1.0 support
Android 7+ (Note: If your device supports Vulkan, it's Android 7 or higher)
Automatically clear the shader cache when starting a game with a different driver, because nobody does this (note: this invalidates existing shader caches)
Add scrolling to save dialogs
Use proper file name for custom driver installation and zip installation
Show notification when a Vitamin dump is detected
Improve error handling while installing pkg
Fix the onscreen overlay on some more devices
Remove Write_External_Storage permission on recent Android versions
It has been a loooong time since the last release, but it's finally here!
Changelog:
Update to melonDS 0.9.5
Implement the DSiWare Manager. This allows you to install DSiWare titles to the NAND directly from the emulator
Allow DS and DSi firmwares to be launched from home screen shortcuts
Improve search performance when there are a lot of ROMs
Add option to quickly view enabled cheats
Fix selected ROM icon filtering not being applied until the app was restarted
Add monochrome icon
Add Indonesian, French, Spanish and Portuguese (Brazil) translations
Other minor fixes and improvements
As usual, you can download the latest release on GitHub. The Play Store release will be available in a couple of hours/days.
Work on the next release has already started and your help is...
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