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| Config Folder |`~/.var/app/net.retrodeck.retrodeck/config/Vita3K/` | `config.yml` |
| Data Folder |`~/.var/app/net.retrodeck.retrodeck/data/Vita3K/` | |
## How-to: Get games to show up inside the ES-DE Frontend
## How-to: Get games to show up inside RetroDECK
**Example:** <br>
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Install the patches and DLC the same way as the game by repeating Step 1 to 1b for the filetype the patch/DLC is in `pkg`, `zip`, `vpk`.
### Step 2: Check the Title ID of the game
### Step 2: How-to: Get the Title_ID
<img src="../../../wiki_images/emulators/vita3k/vita3k-titleid.png">
In the Vita3K interface the third colum you can see the `Title_ID` of the game you just installed.
This is unique to every game.
You can also check [Vita3K Game Compatibility and ID List](https://vita3k.org/compatibility.html?lang=en).
In our example we find out that the Title ID of `OutWipe 4820` is `PCSF00007`
### Step 3: Create the .psvita file
- The `.psvita` file starts as a empty text file that needs to be created in roms folder `retrodeck/roms/psvita/`
- Name the file `GameNameHere.psvita` -> In our example the file will be called `OutWipe 4820.psvita`
The end result should look like:
`retrodeck/roms/psvita/OutWipe 4820.psvita`
1. Create a new empty `.psvita` file in `retrodeck/roms/psvita/`
2. Name it according to your game: `GameNameHere.psvita` (in our example the file will be called `OutWipe 4820.psvita`).
3. The end result should look like: `retrodeck/roms/psvita/OutWipe 4820.psvita`.
### Step 4: Open the pstvita file and add the Title ID
<img src="../psvita-kate.png" width="800">
Open up the empty `OutWipe 4820.psvita` file with the text editor and just type in the `Title_ID` in the first row of the file and save, in this example you enter `PCSF00007`.
Make sure you don't add any spaces or line-breaks and the file should just contain the word `PCSF00007`.