Homebrew You think RetroArch will come along with Ninjhax 2.0?

[Selim873]

I've been gone a while, saved up money and ordered a German copy of Cubic Ninja for my out of region system. (I live in the US so it cost me quite a bit)

From what I remember, the processor couldn't be cracked just yet on 9.8, so only simple homebrew like RegionFOUR worked, and I know someone was working on RetroArch for older firmware at the time, but I can't find that post anywhere now. So seeing as Ninjhax is finally getting released today, July 17th (Just posted on Twitter 5 mins ago) Will homebrew run at full potential? Especially on the N3DS hardware? I'd LOVE to play old PSOne games on my 3DS system eventually!

 

[Rockhoundhigh]

In the 1.2 release thread on their site they flat out stated that the current state Retroarch on 3DS is in no way release worthy. Also, I don't see any reason why smealum and aliaspider would collaborate on this sort of thing.

 

[Selim873]

In the 1.2 release thread on their site they flat out stated that the current state Retroarch on 3DS is in no way release worthy. Also, I don't see any reason why smealum and aliaspider would collaborate on this sort of thing.

Sorry, I'm tired and about to go to bed. Haha I'll edit the title, I was just trying to see if I could get some sort of recap from what's happened between RegionFOUR's release and now, and what Ninjhax 2.0 was meant to be capable of as well.

EDIT: Can't find a button to edit the title. :X

 

[MRJPGames]

Sorry, I'm tired and about to go to bed. Haha I'll edit the title, I was just trying to see if I could get some sort of recap from what's happened between RegionFOUR's release and now, and what Ninjhax 2.0 was meant to be capable of as well.

EDIT: Can't find a button to edit the title. :X

Ninjhax 2.0 has region four implemented. Btw CitrAGB a gba emulator does work (though slow) with ninjhax 2.0 (as stated by smealum) so it's a safe bet that retroarch will technically work, though if it's not release worthy for ninjhax 1 than it's probably not very functional yet.