It should be pretty easy to set up this Bubble, if you know what you are doing.
If you do not know what you have to do, check out the video or take a look at the old tutorial that I’ve written a few months ago (substitute the obsolete EML/Email part with the HENkaku FTP transfer part). Anyone had anyluck getting either GBA or. Dont know if its a config file issue or it just is hardcoded to not use the vhbl folder. But gpsp and picodrive do not want to load and instead start and exits with a quick blackscreen text that I cant read. Like I said, this is only a very short summary for people that know what they have to do. CPS1, CPS2, FBA, nester, etc all launch correctly using 3.57 VHBL. This is it, the VHBL Bubble should be fully working. Beside above, is cps2 a Jamma The system is comprised of a motherboard (the 'A Board') and a game ROM board (the 'B Board'). The last step is to copy the VHBL savedata file from the PC to our PS Vita. Capcom Play System 2 emulator, or CPS2 for short, now covers another system and is available in two versions depending on your screen resolution. Next we copy our random PSP game from our PC to our PS Vita (we do this twice!). Then we copy our random PSP game from our PS Vita to our PC. Back on the PC we use FTP to connect to the Vita & copy the PBOOT.PBP file into the specific directory of our random PSP game (for example: /ux0:/pspemu/PSP/GAME/NPEH00020/). Next we run HENkaku on our PS Vita and start the FTP connection. Next we create a local copy of that PSP game just in case we mess up. We need a random PSP game and use CMA to copy it onto our PC. Either watch the video, or simply take a look at this short summary of things you have to do to get a VHBL Custom Bubble on your PS Vita (for advanced users!).
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