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Conina on 14 December 2013
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Sleepyprince said:

So, you probably don't know DraStic do you ? No of course you don't. DraStic is a wonderful android app. Not only what it does, it does it the best, but it also does it the best it can do. What does this shit do ? It's a perfect emulator for DS games. And when I mean perfect, i really mean perfect. You all know I don't give compliment easily huh =P. That shit runs everything fine (except heavy 3D games, but none of them are good one, not even correct one), even on my poor Xperia E. Plus, it's simple to use, intuitive and very complete.  

Don't believe me ? Try it for free from google play, you'll be blown I swear it to you. 

But you are in love with the vita, so who care about an android app ? But, since it's just a small app and since the vita is way more powerful than the app need and since playstation mobile allow programmers to port android and mobile shit to vita, it would be damn abracadabra possible to port it up to vita. And it could be done very fast. 

Playing the ds games on Ps vita ? It's possible, a very very very likely "possibility" and a very cool one. All we need is the DraStic guy know that we would all be glad to have their emulator on the ps vita. 

There are tons of emulators in Google Play (and in the Cydia store on jailbroken iOS-devices). Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft, Apple and Amazon don't want them in their official stores (at least not the ones where you can bring your own ROMs)... and why would they? They want to sell content... not a one time sale of an emulator and after that the user plays his "free" ROMs instead of buying other games for the device.

Why do you think, the situation is different for DraStic than for all the other emulators or other homebrew out there?