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Wanting to buy either a PSP or PS Vita and use it for only playing SNES/ PS1 games as well PSP games. Vita games are a low priority for me. If Im only going to use it to play PSP SNES/PS1 games, which would should I buy? It seems like the PS Vita has a lot better screen which would make PSP/SNES/PS1 games look better, but it the emulation is not as good or as not as far along, then maybe I should just buy a PSP? *I read the FAQ and have done a lot of searching, but I am still not sure on the answer to the question.

Im sorry if this question has been asked many times before or if the answer is easily findable and I somehow missed it.' I would recommend an Android machine for portable emulation needs. I got a JXD S7800b and it's fantastic, but be warned while I got lucky and my unit was pristine from the factory I have seen a lot of posts of defective chargers, screens leaking light (screws too tight at the factory) and some other problems. Not sure if that's the vocal minority and most of them are just fine or if most people just send them back and exchange them? I would recommend a different Android based game machine unless your a gambler like I am lol Quality wise Shield is one of the best and have I never seen any complaints about them.

3ds Emulator Mac No Survey more. (I didn't go with it because of the 5 inch screen and I am getting older so larger screen is easier on my old eyes. Voter Id Card Kerala. ) But if your set on a choice, yeah PSP is the way to go between the two, no contest. From all i've heard, the vita is, for now, not better than the psp when it comes to homebrew and emulation. Its more complicated to exploit, needing save exploits, with the games needed being pulled from psn real quick and some homebrew is incompatible or something. Once it gets better exploits and hopefully, vita homebrew, it will easily outclass the old psp though. I'm using a psp go mainly for emulation where it excels quite a bit. Controls are just excellent (microswitches and perfect dpad) once you get used to the L/R buttons pressure points.

And the screen is incredible, its crisp, bright, on the spot, though a bit on the small side, you get use to it quickly. It slightly excels less at psp games though. While it easily plays them all (minus games that need the camera), games with complex controls (analog stick to move, dpad to chose actions/inventory, l+r buttons and button combinations) can get very uncomfortable after a while. I found mgs ortable ops to be unplayable comfortable (note though, that I wasn't very good on a normal psp in that game to begin with) you can still get used to it, but you'll probably play games like kingdom hearts or final fantasy type zero in smaller burst than you would on the other psps. So yeah, if the big title psp games (that usually come with complex controls) are important to you, you'll probably want a 3000 for the more comfortable controls if you mainly want emulation, the go is, in my eyes at least, the better psp. Know though, that some snes games dont work right on a psp.