You can find out how to get VHBL on the vita here. Picodrive for ePSP is another solid emulator as it can do Sega Master system, Sega Genesis, Sega32x, and even Sega CD games without any problems in epsp Where mGBA the native emulator or even RetroArch port of gpsp can work better with some roms but for me, I find it easier to just use old ePSP GBA emulator.
Now with GBA emulators its hard to say which is better to use as gPSP works but has issues with some roms and even game save problems, which can be fixed easily. PCE or Turbo Grafx 16 is another one of those emulators that just work fine in ePSP without any problems. Masterboy simply does a great job of emulating the Gameboy & Gameboy color games. RetroArch NES emulators work just as good as NesterJ but for me, I find NesterJ does a good job and doesn’t need HENkaku to run but you will need VHBL to run it or you need to use the pboot bubble. Here a list of my go to emulators I like to use on the PSVita and PSTV. Now this where some of the old epsp emulators come in hand and since we can still use pboot bubble it makes using epsp emulators just as easy to use. This is where some of the native emulators really come in hand but then there are a few systems that haven’t made it there yet like SegaCD. For example ePSP Mame can’t play half the games RetroArch Mame could play or you’d like to play on the PSTV with four players. I found that using both types of emulators was the best way to experience playing retro games on the Vita. Now some of the native emulators are still getting tweaked like RetroArch for example as it gets nightly updates all the time. Instead of just being able to use old ePSP emulators we now are able to use native emulators, that can utilize a more of the system’s power.
With the release of HENkaku, we have a lot of options when it comes to using emulators on the Vita & PSTV.
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