neofetch-style system info displays for retro and handheld consoles
A collection of native homebrew fetch tools — one per platform, each written in C using the platform's own SDK. Displays hardware info, firmware, storage, and a per-model ASCII art representation of the device.
| Platform | Folder | Format | Store |
|---|---|---|---|
| PlayStation Vita / PS TV | vitafetch/ |
.vpk |
VitaDB |
| Nintendo 3DS family | 3dsfetch/ |
.3dsx .cia |
Universal-DB |
| Nintendo Wii / vWii / modded Wii | wiifetch/ |
.dol |
Homebrew Browser |
All apps have yet to be added to a store, please wait for them to be incorporated if you want them via that way
vitafetch — neofetch for PS Vita and PlayStation TV
- Detects Vita 1000, Vita 2000, and PS TV with unique ASCII art per model
- Shows firmware, CFW (HENkaku / Enso / Stock), region, CPU/GPU clocks, battery, ux0 and ur0 storage
- Built with vitasdk and vita2d
3dsfetch — neofetch for the Nintendo 3DS family
- Detects Original 3DS, 2DS, New 3DS, and New 2DS XL with unique ASCII art per model
- XL variants shown with an (XL) tag under the art
- Shows firmware, region, CPU, GPU, RAM, display specs, battery, SD and NAND storage
- Bottom screen shows GitHub info and exit hint
- Built with devkitARM and libctru
wiifetch — neofetch for the Nintendo Wii
- Detects stock Wii, modded Wii (custom IOS), and vWii (Wii U backwards compat) with a variant logo per mode
- CRT scanline startup animation with typed prompt sequence
- Shows IOS version, region, language, video mode, aspect ratio, CPU, GPU, RAM, NAND, SD storage, and uptime
- Forked from NiioFetch by abdelali221
- Built with devkitPPC, libogc, libfat
Each platform has its own toolchain and Makefile. See the README in each subfolder for setup and build instructions.
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