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Turn off the power of your PS TV system completely.Save the file with the file name "PSVUPDAT.PUP". Download the update file, and save it in the "UPDATE" folder you created in step 1.Inside that folder, create another folder named "UPDATE". Using a computer, create a folder named "PSVITA" on the USB flash drive. On the USB flash drive, create folders for saving the update file.

Copy the saved file to your PS TV system to update the system. Follow the screens to complete the update.ĭownload the update file to your computer, and then save it on the USB flash drive. If there is an update file for a later version, it is downloaded to the system.

‎Your PS Vita system automatically checks over the Internet whether you have the latest version of the system software. On the PS Vita system, select Settings > Start > System Update > Update by Connecting to a PC. Connect your PS Vita system and the computer using a USB cable.ģ. Look for the Content Manager Assistant icon in the menu bar.Ģ. Look for the Content Manager Assistant icon in the notification area of the taskbar. Check that Content Manager Assistant is running on the computer. You can download it from the following website:ġ. Download and install Content Manager Assistant for PlayStation on the computer. The following things are needed to perform the update: Local idiot Elizabeth Sunner learns how nonsense works.Use the computer's network feature (Windows® / Mac) to update the system via the Internet. I should also mention that it says that once you finish the. Put the contents - NOT THE FOLDER ITSELF, ONLY THE CONTENTS OF IT - into /app/DEADKNI01/games on your Vita. I don't know what exactly posessed me to name it that, but it is what it is. Put it in the folder you extracted the patcher into ! How, you may ask ?ĭownload Dead Knight Pocket Edition from the itch.io link, and rename "Dead Knight - Pocket Edition.exe" to "DEAD.exe", without quotes. Install the VPK first on your Vita, and then use the patcher. Download DeadKnightPatcher.zip and DeadKnight.vpk. I figured it out.Īll credit goes to m1s3ry ! I may not know them personally, or at all really, but that repository let me know this was possible and gave me a slight idea on how to do it.Īnd to test this out, I wanted to port just some random game I had lying around on my hard drive. A port of Dead Knight: Pocket Edition for Vita !Īfter a while of experimenting and trying to figure out how the heck this was done.