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Porting Unreal to the PSVita involves using the reconstructed source code of Unreal Engine 1 v200. Unreal is a first-person shooter video game originally developed by Epic MegaGames and Digital Extremes, and published by GT Interactive for Microsoft Windows in May 1998.
Porting Unreal to the PS Vita involves using the reconstructed source code of Unreal Engine 1 v200. Unreal is a first-person shooter video game originally developed by Epic MegaGames and Digital Extremes, and published by GT Interactive for Microsoft Windows in May 1998.
 
==Features==
* Added SDL2 windowing/client driver (NSDLDrv).
* Added GLES2 and fixed pipeline GL graphics drivers (NOpenGLESDrv and NOpenGLDrv).
* Added OpenAL + libxmp audio driver (NOpenALDrv).
* Added GCC support and fixed a bunch of related bugs.
* Supported platforms: Windows (x86), Linux (x86, ARM32) and PSVita (ARM32).
* Editor UI is not supported.


==How to Install==
==Installation==
===Requirements===
===Requirements===
* Assets from the original Unreal v200 retail release or from the v205 demo. Other versions have not been tested.
* libshacccg.suprx
* libshacccg.suprx
* kubridge.skprx
* kubridge.skprx
* Game Data Files: PC


==Guide==
=== Linux and Windows ===
* Ensure you have kubridge and libshacccg installed.
* Install the original retail v200 release of Unreal or the v205 demo.
* Copy over the new files:
** If you downloaded a ZIP from [https://github.com/fgsfdsfgs/UE1/releases Releases]:
*** Unzip said ZIP to the <code>Unreal</code> folder. Overwrite everything.
** If you built the game yourself:
*** Copy the .dll/.so/.exe/.bin files you built to <code>Unreal/System</code>. Overwrite everything.
*** Copy the contents of <code>Engine/Config</code> to <code>Unreal/System</code>. Overwrite everything.
* Run <code>System/Unreal.exe</code>.
 
=== PS Vita ===
* Install the original retail v200 release of Unreal or the v205 demo onto your PC.
* Install the original retail v200 release of Unreal or the v205 demo onto your PC.
* Copy the contents of the Unreal folder to ux0:/data/unreal/ on your PSVita.
* Copy the contents of the <code>Unreal</code> folder to <code>ux0:/data/unreal/</code> on your PS Vita.
* Copy the unreal folder from unreal-arm-psvita-gcc.zip to ux0:/data/. Overwrite everything.
* Copy the <code>unreal</code> folder from <code>unreal-arm-psvita-gcc.zip</code> to <code>ux0:/data/</code>. Overwrite everything.
* Install unreal.vpk from unreal-arm-psvita-gcc.zip.
* Install <code>unreal.vpk</code> from <code>unreal-arm-psvita-gcc.zip</code>.
* Run Unreal.
* Run Unreal.


==Changes from original source==
Update warning: Due to how the save list works in vanilla Unreal, do not replace your current Unreal.ini when updating if you have saved games, or the save list in the Load Game menu will become empty. You still need to replace the other files, though.
* Added SDL2 windowing/client driver (NSDLDrv).
* Added GLES2 and fixed pipeline GL graphics drivers (NOpenGLESDrv and NOpenGLDrv).
* Added OpenAL + libxmp audio driver (NOpenALDrv).
* Added GCC support and fixed a bunch of related bugs.
* Supported platforms: Windows (x86), Linux (x86, ARM32) and PSVita (ARM32).
* Editor UI is not supported.


==Screenshots==
==Screenshots==
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==Changelog==
==Changelog==
'''psvita-r7'''
* Performance improvements (PR [https://github.com/fgsfdsfgs/UE1/pull/45 #45]).
* Fixed potential collision hash-related crash.
* Fixed potential division by zero crash.
* Probably some other fixes.
'''psvita-r6'''
* Fixed the fan in Rrajigar Mines pushing you too fast at 60 FPS.
* Fixed lighting effects that are based on level time.
* Adjusted gamma calculation slightly.
* FOV should now be adjusted for widescreen (set <code>AutoFOV=0</code> under <code>[NOpenGLESDrv.NOpenGLESRenderDevice]</code> in <code>Unreal.ini</code> to disable).
* Added a way to lock the game to 30 FPS (set <code>SwapInterval=2</code> in <code>Unreal.ini</code> under <code>[NOpenGLESDrv.NOpenGLESRenderDevice]</code>).
* Probably some other fixes.
'''psvita-r5'''
*Fixed crash at the end of the game.
'''psvita-r4'''
*Fixed saves crashing the game when WLAN is off.
'''psvita-r3'''
* Fixed overwriting saves.
* Dug.unr (Depths of Rrajigar) should now load.
* Fixed startup.png.
'''psvita-r2'''
'''psvita-r2'''
* Possibly fixed save corruption bug.
* Possibly fixed save corruption bug.
* Config should now save when exiting via the PS button.
* Config should now save when exiting via the PS button.
* Brightness is now implemented.
* Brightness is now implemented.
* WARNING: Due to how the save list works in vanilla Unreal, do not replace your current Unreal.ini when updating if you have saved games, or the save list in the Load Game menu will become empty. You still need to replace the other files, though.
'''psvita-r1'''
'''psvita-r1'''
* First Release.
* First Release.


== External links ==
== External links ==
* Github - https://github.com/fgsfdsfgs/UE1
* GitHub - https://github.com/fgsfdsfgs/UE1
* GBAtemp - https://gbatemp.net/threads/unreal-pc-port-arm-psvita-gcc-r1-fgsfds.664671/
* VitaDB - https://www.rinnegatamante.eu/vitadb/#/info/1242
* VitaDB - https://www.rinnegatamante.eu/vitadb/#/info/1242
[[Category:PC game ports on Vita]]
[[Category:Vita game ports]]

Latest revision as of 02:08, 17 July 2026

Unreal Vita
General
Authorfgsfds
TypeShooter
Versionr7
LicenseN/A
Last Updated2025/11/16
Links
Download
Website
Source

Porting Unreal to the PS Vita involves using the reconstructed source code of Unreal Engine 1 v200. Unreal is a first-person shooter video game originally developed by Epic MegaGames and Digital Extremes, and published by GT Interactive for Microsoft Windows in May 1998.

Features

  • Added SDL2 windowing/client driver (NSDLDrv).
  • Added GLES2 and fixed pipeline GL graphics drivers (NOpenGLESDrv and NOpenGLDrv).
  • Added OpenAL + libxmp audio driver (NOpenALDrv).
  • Added GCC support and fixed a bunch of related bugs.
  • Supported platforms: Windows (x86), Linux (x86, ARM32) and PSVita (ARM32).
  • Editor UI is not supported.

Installation

Requirements

  • Assets from the original Unreal v200 retail release or from the v205 demo. Other versions have not been tested.
  • libshacccg.suprx
  • kubridge.skprx

Linux and Windows

  • Install the original retail v200 release of Unreal or the v205 demo.
  • Copy over the new files:
    • If you downloaded a ZIP from Releases:
      • Unzip said ZIP to the Unreal folder. Overwrite everything.
    • If you built the game yourself:
      • Copy the .dll/.so/.exe/.bin files you built to Unreal/System. Overwrite everything.
      • Copy the contents of Engine/Config to Unreal/System. Overwrite everything.
  • Run System/Unreal.exe.

PS Vita

  • Install the original retail v200 release of Unreal or the v205 demo onto your PC.
  • Copy the contents of the Unreal folder to ux0:/data/unreal/ on your PS Vita.
  • Copy the unreal folder from unreal-arm-psvita-gcc.zip to ux0:/data/. Overwrite everything.
  • Install unreal.vpk from unreal-arm-psvita-gcc.zip.
  • Run Unreal.

Update warning: Due to how the save list works in vanilla Unreal, do not replace your current Unreal.ini when updating if you have saved games, or the save list in the Load Game menu will become empty. You still need to replace the other files, though.

Screenshots

UnrealVita-01.png

UnrealVita-02.png

Changelog

psvita-r7

  • Performance improvements (PR #45).
  • Fixed potential collision hash-related crash.
  • Fixed potential division by zero crash.
  • Probably some other fixes.

psvita-r6

  • Fixed the fan in Rrajigar Mines pushing you too fast at 60 FPS.
  • Fixed lighting effects that are based on level time.
  • Adjusted gamma calculation slightly.
  • FOV should now be adjusted for widescreen (set AutoFOV=0 under [NOpenGLESDrv.NOpenGLESRenderDevice] in Unreal.ini to disable).
  • Added a way to lock the game to 30 FPS (set SwapInterval=2 in Unreal.ini under [NOpenGLESDrv.NOpenGLESRenderDevice]).
  • Probably some other fixes.

psvita-r5

  • Fixed crash at the end of the game.

psvita-r4

  • Fixed saves crashing the game when WLAN is off.

psvita-r3

  • Fixed overwriting saves.
  • Dug.unr (Depths of Rrajigar) should now load.
  • Fixed startup.png.

psvita-r2

  • Possibly fixed save corruption bug.
  • Config should now save when exiting via the PS button.
  • Brightness is now implemented.

psvita-r1

  • First Release.

External links

Retrieved from "https://www.gamebrew.org/index.php?title=Unreal_Vita&oldid=205703"

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