Adds TLS v1.2 to Enso enabled devices
Install the provided VPK file.

Start the app, select "Install 3.68 compat module" and wait til it finishes.

You may want to update CA certs, to do it open the app again and select "Install 3.68 root certs"
Reboot.

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This is a wrapper/port of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Android for the PS Vita with lots of custom patches such as:

Fixed camera controls for flying vehicles (including the Hydra jet).
Fixed broken facial expressions.
Fixed cheats hash key table.
Removed specular lighting on pedestrians.
Added PS2-like rendering.
The port works by loading the official Android ARMv7 executable in memory, resolving its imports with native functions and patching it in order to properly run.

Setup Instructions (For End Users)
In order to properly install the game, you'll have to follow these steps precisely:

Install kubridge and FdFix by copying kubridge.skprx and fd_fix.skprx to your taiHEN plugins folder (usually ux0:tai) and adding two entries to your config.txt under *KERNEL:
*KERNEL
ux0:tai/kubridge.skprx
ux0:tai/fd_fix.skprx
Optional: Install PSVshell to overclock your device to 500Mhz.
Install libshacccg.suprx, if you don't have it already, by following this guide.
Obtain your copy of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas v2.00 legally (com.rockstargames.gtasager is not supported!) for Android in form of an .apk file and one or more .obb files (usually main.8.com.rockstargames.gtasa.obb and patch.8.com.rockstargames.gtasa.obb located in /sdcard/android/obb/com.rockstargames.gtasa). You can get all the required files directly from your phone and they can be extracted with whatever Zip extractor you prefer (eg: WinZip, WinRar, etc...).
Extract the assets folder from your .apk file to ux0:data and rename it to gtasa.
Extract the file libGTASA.so from the lib/armeabi-v7a folder inside your .apk file to ux0:data/gtasa.
Extract the whole main.8.com.rockstargames.gtasa.obb file to ux0:data/gtasa.
Extract the whole patch.8.com.rockstargames.gtasa.obb file to ux0:data/gtasa.
Extract gamefiles.zip to ux0:data/gtasa.
Optional: For a more authentic console experience, copy the file ux0:data/gtasa/data/360Default1280x720.cfg to ux0:data/gtasa/Adjustable.cfg. This file is a leftover from the Xbox 360 version and provides you the console HUD (e.g. radar on bottom left).
Install GTASA.vpk on your PS Vita.

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A simple tai-hen plugin that displays the current battery percentage on your PS VITA
Controls
Start + Up -> Current battery percentage.
Start + Left -> Current battery temperature in degrees C.
Start + Right -> Battery life time.

Start + Left Trigger -> Cycle position.
Start + Right Trigger -> Cycle text color.

Start + Down -> Close each of the above.

Installation:
Put "vitabatteryplus.suprx" in ux0:/tai folder in your PS Vita.

Open ux0:/tai/config.txt and add the following:

# titleid for your application
*ALL
ux0:tai/vitabatteryplus.suprx

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Connect Xbox one controllers to the vita.
Enable the plugin:

Add X1Vita.skprx to taiHEN's config (ux0:/tai/config.txt) or (ur0:/tai/config.txt):
*KERNEL
ux0:tai/X1Vita.skprx
You need to refresh the config.txt by rebooting or through VitaShell.
Using it for the first time (pairing the controller):

Go to Settings -> Devices -> Bluetooth Devices
Press the pair on the controller for about 3-4 seconds, until the logo blinks very quickly
The controller will then connect and be paired (You may get a message saying "Do you want to connect to (blank)" just press ok and ignore the error)
Using it once paired (see above):

Just press the xbox button and it will connect to the Vita
Note: If you use Mai, don't put the plugin inside ux0:/plugins because Mai will load all stuff you put in there...

This plugin is not compatible with the other ds vita plugins yet!!!!

Made for the kyuhen homebrew contest. Based on ds4vita

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OpenXcom is an open-source clone of the popular "UFO: Enemy Unknown" ("X-COM: UFO Defense" in the USA release) and "X-COM: Terror From the Deep" videogames by Microprose, licensed under the GPL and written in C++ / SDL.

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Bubble-Builder is a total VPK re-packaging tool for Homebrew and Adrenaline Bubble Booter assets. PNGs, Title and IDs can now all be modified with ease on WIndows 10 PCs.

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Just a barely coherent set of action RPG game mechanics and ugly (but very efficiently compressed!) textures.

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Vitaman is just a simple (ugly) pacman clone but filled with vita scene memes. Nothing too fancy here, if you know pacman and the vita scene, you know this game.

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Happy Blocks is an action puzzle game involving blocks. There are multiple game mode like 4 color race, low IQ race and even a death mode. Oh yeah we also have a Final Boss mode.

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A simple 2D platformer with wonky physics

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Boxing Girl is a scrolling platform game where you play as a little boxing girl.

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This game is all about waiting. If you last 10 minutes waiting, you win! You should always pay attention to the screen and wait for a "Quickly! Press X!" message to appear, since that's how the game knows you're waiting for real. The most realistic simulator ever. You will feel that waiting 10 minutes lasts an eternity...

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After witnessing the gruesome and mysterious loss of her parents, found dismembered at their home, Fran rushes into the woods, together with her only friend, Mr. Midnight, a black cat that Fran had previously received as a present from her parents.
In the forest, Fran goes into shock over the loss of her parents and when she recovers, she’s at Oswald Asylum, an oppressive mental institution for children, and Mr. Midnight is nowhere to be found.
After having a dream about her beloved cat, Fran decides to escape from the mental institution to find him and go back home to Aunt Grace, her only living relative. Credits to m1s3ry, Grossleymoo and Killmonday Games.

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DemonsDown is a first-person action game doom style

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Guess it!" is a multiplayer game designed for 2 - 100 players. The players (or teams) will take turns and each one must guess an image in their corresponding turn. Depending on the category, the image could be related to books, movies, paintings, and more!
We also created a customization tool, so anyone can create new categories and make his own personalized "Guess it!" version.
We have a nice surprise for all of in the game! Take a look at how you can exit the game on the main menu!
1 vs. 1 matches are more casual than competitive since opponents give clues to their rivals. It could be a good way for teams to practice. Once you select a category, the game will start. Players are named BLUE and RED. BLUE's turn is first, followed by RED. During a player's turn, the player must hold the PSVita in front of their forehead and press L or R to confirm they already have it in position. Then the opponent must give the player clues to try and guess what is seen in the image.
Clues can be mimics, quotes, or depictions. The player can ask for up to 3 clues, no more. After receiving the three clues, the player will have one guess to name the image. Once they say their answer, the player can take away the console from their forehead and verify whether they nailed it or not. Once the player verifies if their answer is correct or not by looking at what is shown on the screen, they can press X to set the score. The game will ask whether or not they nailed it and, with that, the turn is over. The player must pass the PSVita to their opponent. Repeat the previous steps for each round of the game.
After all rounds are finished the player that has a higher score of correct guesses will win the game.
Team matches are usually competitive. Each team can have from 2 to 50 members. Once you select a category, the game will start. Teams are named BLUE and RED. BLUE's turn is first, followed by RED. Per turn, one member of the team (the guesser) must hold the PSVita in front of their forehead and press L or R to confirm they already have it in position. Then their teammates must give the guesser clues to try and guess what is seen in the image. Clues can be mimics, quotes, or depictions. The guesser can ask for up to 3 clues, no more.
After receiving the three clues, the guesser will have one guess to name the image. Once they say their answer, the guesser can take away the console from their forehead and verify whether they nailed it or not. Once the guesser verifies if their answer is correct or not by looking at what is shown on the screen, they can press X to set the score. The game will ask whether or not they nailed it and, with that, the turn is over. The guesser must pass the PSVita to the opponent team. Repeat the previous steps for each round of the game. Team members will rotate the guesser position on each team's turn. After all rounds are finished the team that has a higher score of correct guesses will win the game.

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Bully: Anniversary Edition Vita
This is a wrapper/port of Bully: Anniversary Edition for the PS Vita.

The port works by loading the official Android ARMv7 executable in memory, resolving its imports with native functions and patching it in order to properly run.

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Treasure Chasers is a pirate-themed game, where you navigate through procedurally-generated islands, picking up cargo and delivering to other ports to sell. Besides the whirlpools, there are also pirates that are out to get you! Either avoid them or shoot them with your cannons to survive as long as you can.

This game was created for the PS Vita KyûHEN homebrew contest. The great music was created by Steven Wahl, and the beautiful pixel art was made by @apoonto.

Treasure Chasers is based off an early fork of my proprietary, multi-platform game engine, Froggy.

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A basic PS VITA homebrew application that sorts the application database in your LiveArea. The application sorts apps and games that are inside folders as well. This applications also allows you to backup your current "loadout" that you can switch into as you wish.
A backup will be made before any changes are applied to the application database. This backup is overwritten each time you use the sort option. You can find the backup in ux0:/data/VITAHomebrewSorter/backups/app.db.
- Sort app list alphabetically (ascending)
- Sort app list alphabetically (descending)
- Display app list after sorting is applied using ImGui's tables API.
- Backup application database before sorting is applied.
- Custom loadouts to backup/restore. (Do note: If you install a new application after you've already backed up your loadout and then attempt to restore this loadout, the new application will not appear on LiveArea and a warning message will be displayed. You can work around this by overwriting your load out backups each time an app is installed or simple re-install the VPK. Although the new application's icon will not appear on LiveArea, its data should not be lost.)

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This is a wrapper/port of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars Android for the PS Vita. The port works by loading the official Android ARMv7 executable in memory, resolving its imports with native functions and patching it in order to properly run.

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This is a visual puzzle game about trying to piece together the events of the previous night during a morning hangover

Original Creators: Catarina Lopes, Isaque Sanches, Mariana Domingos, Tiago Quendera.

Made with Unity

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