Vita doesn't have Java even though many people want it in order to use it for ports. This is a PC kind of system so people testing it might need a keyboard connected to their Vita to even be able to test 99% of games during the porting process - at least until if they can figure out keyboard remaps as in Yoyoloader This won't be like Yoyoloader because a lot of Yoyoloader games run on smartphone. If this would be acceptable to we should probably change the name. Ruffle is more or less equivalent to LightSpark so if someone ported it I'd be willing to pay out the bounty. Corruption of Champions uses ActionScript 3 which is not fully supported yet, mostly ActionScript 2. Some games did not work such as Bloons TD 3/4/5, Learn to Fly 2, Epic Battle Fantasy 4, and Road of the Dead. I tested Bloons, Bloons TD 1, Bloons TD 2, Impossible Quiz, Mario Sunshine Flash, Raft Wars, Bash The Computer, Dad'N'Me, The World's Hardest Game 2, Madness: Project Nexus, Scale of the Universe (laggy), Toss The Turtle. If you know a good flash game, you can usually find it by Google-ing 'play ((name of game)) online ruffle' Update: Dagobah's Ruffle installation is messed up, I'd instead recommend or or or. There is a $384 open bounty on this issue. That would allow you to use some newer versions. but im not sure exactly how many games actually make use of this Īnother option could be to use the PPAPI version included in older versions of Raspbian OS for the chromium browser So shouldn't it shouldn't be possible to get the libflashplayer.so to load on the PSVita with this ?ĮDIT ) obviously there should also be some way to control the game maybe some way to map keyboard to controller buttons- though flash actually supports controllers natively. (though, bonus points if you can integrate it into the browser somehow ha ha) Unpacking this contains a armeabi-v7 libflashplayer.so and is essentially a NPAPI build of the flash player but for androidĪnd a simple implementation for embedding flash NPAPI exists here:

which has since been removed from the play store: Way back in android 4.x there was a build of Adobe Flash 11.

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