This emulator has been around for a pretty long time and it only exists because the PSP shares the same architecture as the Nintendo 64 (MIPS) and some developers had a tad too much on their hands. Other than the Diablo I port, the PSVita and PSP have received an update to their only Nintendo 64 emulator which is DaedalusX64. DaedalusX64 1.1.8 released with performance improvementsĭespite the Nintendo 64 being released in 1996, emulating it on lower-powered devices is still pretty difficult and the PSVita has no native emulator for it so DaedalusX64 is the only option to play some N64 games on the device! You must provide Diablo I’s game files in ux0:/data/DVLX00001/data so you must own the game to play it legally it can be bought for a few bucks off GOG (not affiliated). To play some Diablo I natively on your PSVita, check out this link to grab DevilutionX’s VPK viewing the README is also important to get the game running. There are a few minor issues such as tapping on the rear touchpad not working all the time and the mouse in menus being mapped incorrectly.Hopefully, gokuhs can take some cues in the controls department from Diablo NX which is a DevilutionX port for the Switch by MVG.Controlling the game is a tad awkward because it uses the rear touchpad and most buttons are unassigned.Overall, performance is pretty decent with the game hovering around the 40FPS mark in the city and the 20FPS mark in dungeons.The PSVita port is still in beta stage and from user reports on Reddit + its changelog, it’s at the current state: Diablo I can now be played natively on the PSVita provided you can live with kinda awkward controls ( Image Source)ĭevilutionX is a open-source port of the Diablo I game engine that supports a wide variety of platforms including Windows, Linux, macOS and the Switch while also having some added features of its own such as upscaling and modding support.

Vita emulator 2019