Also includes some neat features like cpu speed up for DS games. Can be used to launch DS and DSi games from your SD card slot. Old 3DS has some minor sound issues due to lack of 44kHz support in the emulator (you have to be a turbo nerd to notice), but New 3DS runs Genesis/MD mostly fullspeed and 44kHz is fully supported, so games sound normal.Īn open source replacement for the DSi Menu. Now has 32x and CD support, and is the fastest running option. Mega Drive / Mega CD / Master System / Game Gear Retroarch has Nestopia UE core if accuracy matters to you. There's also BlargSNES if you're having issues with SNES9x.
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But on the N3DS, everything runs full speed. SA-1 and Super FX chip games have performance issues. Supports the gyroscope for games that use it (WarioWare Twisted, Kirby Tilt N Tumble). Official port, developed along side the other versions. N3DS users might want to stick with this for all your emulation needs. O3DS users might want to check on the other emulators below for better performance. Even PS1 emulation works extremely well on there (2d games, early 3d stuff). The basic cores (2048, NES) run full speed on O3DS, while everything else is near full speed.
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Sadly, Ion Fury isn't compatible but could be if someone bothers to update the port. Includes Music playback that the DS port lacks. Runs in software mode, but performs decently. Runs a bid sluggish on O3DS, but performs better on the N3DS. Yes, Half Life on the freakin' 3DS! Some crazy Russians managed to reverse engineer GoldSource and made it open source (Xash 3D). The New 3DS and New 2DS performs better with pretty much everything. More homebrew can be found here.Ī note: some of the more intensive stuff performs worse on the Old 3DS and 2DS. To hack your 3DS, the guide at is the most accurate and best online. Make sure to check the DS Homebrew article for more.
There's a compelling argument to make that with homebrew, the New 3DS is the ultimate portable game platform. Even still after the release of the Switch. Like the DS, the 3DS has a pretty active homebrew community.
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