This DOCK turned my PlayStation Vita into a Nintendo Switch! [VitaDock+]

Hey guys, it's T4 here! In today's video I'm going to be showing you how to turn Your Playstation Vita 1000 cradle or your Playstation Vita Slim/2000 dock into a Nintendo Switch-like dock for your PS Vita. ⚠️ This build is only compatible with a modded Playstation Vita ⚠️ #psvita #vita #playstation #consolemods #Vitadock #VitaIsland RESOURCES: Vitadock+ image for Raspberry Pi: https://github.com/SilentNightx/VitaD... Raspberry Pi Imager: https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/ Original reddit post:   / gva9olp61l   INSPIRATION: GamexData Video:    • Making a dock for my PS Vita   GUIDES FOR PLUGINS [All plugins can be found in AutoPlugin2]: Udcd_uvc [Video out over USB]:    • How To Play PS Vita Games On TV Or PC For ...   DS4Vita [Dualshock 4 Vita]:    • How To Use A PS4 Controller On PS Vita FAS...   PSVshellPlus [Safe Overclocking]:    • Use This To Overclock Your Vita For MASSIV...   Vitagrafix [Adjust fps and resolution in games]:    • Upscale Your Vita Games By 33% With VitaGr...   OPTIONAL PLUGINS to enhance the experience: MiniVitaTV [Up to 4 players local co-op + PS TV Controls for supported games]    • MiniVitaTv plugin , Use upto 4 DS3/DS4 con...   Sharpscale [Properly scales video output to native resolution or 720p] No decent enough video tutorials, so do your research! OPTIONAL VPK [can be found in VitaDB]: SwitchViewUI [Emulates the Nintendo Switch UI]    • PS Vita Hack: How To Install Nintendo Swit...   Timestamps: Intro: 0:00 What is It: 1:09 Prerequisites: 1:58 Setup on Computer: 2:49 The Build: 7:37 Cost and Conclusion: 14:39 Music: PlayStation Vita Soundtracks ~ Music from the 'Stitching' Theme September 2015 - Nintendo eShop Music UNDERTALE OST: Another Medium (Extended) Musashi Samurai Legend - A New Hope (Industrial Version) If you're reading this far I appreciate you for checking out my channel. I'm doing my best to make higher quality videos even better than this one so leave me any constructive criticism either here or on Reddit/Twitter. This video took me over 6 days, working 8-10 hours each day on it. With over 50 gb of footage, I'm proud of how far this came, and the work that I put into it. Thank you for watching!