What game worked and what game didn't?What should I convert the .SAV battery export to? The save file from another game (from VBA) worked, oddly enough.
What game worked and what game didn't?What should I convert the .SAV battery export to? The save file from another game (from VBA) worked, oddly enough.
Battle Network 5 Team Protoman failed, while Battle Network 4 Red Sun worked.What game worked and what game didn't?
Try using the save on another emulator.Battle Network 5 Team Protoman failed, while Battle Network 4 Red Sun worked.
The save worked in the 3DS Retroarch Build (which I'd use if it wasn't for the really bad screen-tearing).Try using the save on another emulator.
What was the size of the BN 4's save file? @migles could help you more on hereThe save worked in the 3DS Retroarch Build (which I'd use if it wasn't for the really bad screen-tearing).
Battle Network 4 was exported as a 64KB .sav, but was changed to a 32KB one after I loaded it. It still works somehow.What was the size of the BN 4's save file? @migles could help you more on here
send me the both game filesBattle Network 4 was exported as a 64KB .sav, but was changed to a 32KB one after I loaded it. It still works somehow.
No, as they're emulated, and won't work with physical rumble packs.If I have the EZ flash 3in1 or rumble pack, will this provide rumble for these games? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Player#Rumble_enabled
The emulator itself is theoretically capable of using a rumble pack, which it can map to emulated rumble, like gameyob (actually many emulators) does.No, as they're emulated, and won't work with physical rumble packs.
The Neo Geo emulator is by far the most impressive DS emulator, nopt only does it surpass the poor Neo Geo emulator on Wii but even the superior one on Xbox, and it runs without anything extra other than a regular R4 type of flash card, sadly the same cannot be said about the Neo Geo Pocket, which is very poor in emulation.I too wish there was a better Sega Genesis emulator. It was one of the reasons I was hoping DSi Mode on flash carts was successful enough to see it more often. Or ideally, something along the mix of a CycloDS iEvo with the improved hardware and guts of a Supercard DStwo(+).
jenesisDS seems to be it for Sega Genesis emulation on DS mode, though. And that's sad. Especially when the turbografx-16 emulator is damned near flawless in every game I cared enough to use such an emulator for.
There shouldn't be a need to convert save files for .nds games unless they were pre-patched to begin with.
I never got a chance to try out the Neo Geo emulators on the DS, if only because I recall that when I last looked, they required the RAM cart that only came with the DS lite browser cart, or in some of those 3/5-in-1 flash cart combos for the DS lite system. So I more or less play the Neo Geo stuff on my PSP.The Neo Geo emulator is by far the most impressive DS emulator, nopt only does it surpass the poor Neo Geo emulator on Wii but even the superior one on Xbox, and it runs without anything extra other than a regular R4 type of flash card, sadly the same cannot be said about the Neo Geo Pocket, which is very poor in emulation.
I was talking about the .sav files not the .nds files, do I need to convert those to work with SuperCard DSTWO?
Oh, you should totally try the Neo Geo emulator on the DS, it's a lot better than the PSP one, I can hook you up if you're interested, seeing how finding and converting the right roms along with the required bios could be a pain but once all done you can play the entire library of games all the way to the console's late 2003 life.I never got a chance to try out the Neo Geo emulators on the DS, if only because I recall that when I last looked, they required the RAM cart that only came with the DS lite browser cart, or in some of those 3/5-in-1 flash cart combos for the DS lite system. So I more or less play the Neo Geo stuff on my PSP.
As for the second question, you shouldn't need to, unless something got corrupt along the way.
I too wish there was a better Sega Genesis emulator. It was one of the reasons I was hoping DSi Mode on flash carts was successful enough to see it more often. Or ideally, something along the mix of a CycloDS iEvo with the improved hardware and guts of a Supercard DStwo(+).
jenesisDS seems to be it for Sega Genesis emulation on DS mode, though. And that's sad. Especially when the turbografx-16 emulator is damned near flawless in every game I cared enough to use such an emulator for.
There shouldn't be a need to convert save files for .nds games unless they were pre-patched to begin with.
Ah, that explains why he refused when I asked for the source so I could finish development.JenesisDS had a short life because sega paid him for the emu and stop development it's the emu behind the sega gen collections on retail carts
By default it's not bound in the menu. You have to go into the options and bind itWhat is the key combo to go back to game selection screen while playing a gba game?