For the rest of us—the gamers who refuse to let the PS Vita die— Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q: Do I need to jailbreak my Vita every time I turn it on? A: If you have Enso (permanent CFW), no. If you have HENkaku (non-permanent), yes—you must run the web exploit after every full shutdown.

| Feature | PKGj (Vita Native) | NPS Browser (PC) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | No | Yes (Windows/Mac/Linux) | | Installation | Direct to Vita | Transfer via USB | | Speed | Wi-Fi (slower) | Ethernet (faster) | | Convenience | High (couch gaming) | Medium (desk required) | | Game Types | Vita, PSP, PSX, DLC | Vita, PSP, PSX, DLC, PS3, PS4 |

The PS Vita 1000 has 100MB internal storage. The Vita 2000 has 1GB. Sony memory cards cost $80 for 32GB.

A: PKGj relies on the NoPayStation database. If the game requires a firmware higher than 3.74, it might not work. Also, some Japanese visual novels were never dumped.

Fast forward to today, and the Vita has experienced a renaissance. Thanks to a passionate homebrew community, the device has been cracked wide open. At the heart of this resurrection lies a piece of software that has changed the game entirely: .

A: Yes, perfectly. PKGj actually works better on PSTV because you can use a wired ethernet connection for faster downloads.