Homebrew Official Citra - New 3DS Emulator

[the_randomizer]

Well considering that the current generation of Intel CPUs will be two generations old instead of one generation old by the end of this year due to two CPU generations being released at the same time, yes I think it will.

I thought Skylake was for mobile CPUs only?

 

[GoldenSun3DS]

I thought Skylake was for mobile CPUs only?

No, neither Broadwell or Skylake is mobile-only. It's just that last year they focused on mobile Broadwell CPUs.

 

[Slushie3DS]

It's crazy how many hits this thread has. It's nearly to a million.

 

[the_randomizer]

No, neither Broadwell or Skylake is mobile-only. It's just that last year they focused on mobile Broadwell CPUs.

Oooh, gotcha, only problem is, I'm not uh, well, up to date, no $$ to upgrade, heh. But I can't imagining Citra having exorbitant requirements.

 

[GoldenSun3DS]

Oooh, gotcha, only problem is, I'm not uh, well, up to date, no $$ to upgrade, heh. But I can't imagining Citra having exorbitant requirements.

I'd imagine that the first release builds of Citra would be pretty unoptimized (compared to after a year or two of refinements) so having stronger hardware would be a benefit.

 

[BamItzMuffinz]

Can't wait to try this. I've already got a 3DS but seeing 3DS emulation full scale would be a pretty big break through.

 

[dilsinhudeath]

i cant wait for this emulator, everyday i come here to see if something happens kkkkkkkk

because i want play so f. much XD

 

[RichardLaughter_]

And then Skylake comes out and your CPU is suddenly two generations old.

Pshhht, it wont matter what generation it is if the performance my cpu gives is still awesome. :3

 

[jamieyello]

I don't think there is going to be a good reason to get anything more than an intel 4670k cpu until full speed ps3 emulation becomes a thing. Anything between that and a $1000 cpu is probably not worth it until then.

 

[Hydr8gon]

Don't know if anyone else has noticed this yet, but Cubic Ninja is able to boot this far, plus the next loading screen after before eventually crashing. I don't know when this happened, I haven't tested Cubic Ninja for a while.

 

[Hydr8gon]

What about this?

I really don't know what happened here, I booted up Cubic Ninja with my latest build then left to go eat. When I came back, this is what I saw. I took the screenshot and cropped it, and when I came back Citra had froze up. I restarted the game, and this time, I got "Segmentation fault: 11" like I did before. I'll try to get the game running again, and if I do, I'll see how far into it I can go!

 

[Slushie3DS]

What about this?

I really don't know what happened here, I booted up Cubic Ninja with my latest build then left to go eat. When I came back, this is what I saw. I took the screenshot and cropped it, and when I came back Citra had froze up. I restarted the game, and this time, I got "Segmentation fault: 11" like I did before. I'll try to get the game running again, and if I do, I'll see how far into it I can go!

What OS is that? Mac with some theme or GNU/Linux?

 

[LuigiBro]

What about this?

I really don't know what happened here, I booted up Cubic Ninja with my latest build then left to go eat. When I came back, this is what I saw. I took the screenshot and cropped it, and when I came back Citra had froze up. I restarted the game, and this time, I got "Segmentation fault: 11" like I did before. I'll try to get the game running again, and if I do, I'll see how far into it I can go!

How do you put Citra files into a exe?

 

[Slushie3DS]

How do you put Citra files into a exe?

You compile the source code.

 

[Hydr8gon]

What OS is that? Mac with some theme or GNU/Linux?

Can't see it mattering too much, but it's Mac OS X 10.10.2, no theme. Sometimes I wish it wasn't Mac though; after seeing the hardware I could've got with the money I used to buy this overpriced thing, I almost died. For now, I'm stuck with this crappy Intel integrated GPU and a now outdated processor. Oops, I kinda got off-topic, didn't I.

 

[Slushie3DS]

Can't see it mattering too much, but it's Mac OS X 10.10.2, no theme. Sometimes I wish it wasn't Mac though; after seeing the hardware I could've got with the money I used to buy this overpriced thing, I almost died. For now, I'm stuck with this crappy Intel integrated GPU and a now outdated processor. Oops, I kinda got off-topic, didn't I.

I was just curious. I like the 'simplistic' design of your DE windows. I may remake it for my GNU/Linux box. I have mine set like this.

 

[LuigiBro]

You compile the source code.

Could you give me directions on how to compile the source code?

 

[Slushie3DS]

Could you give me directions on how to compile the source code?

http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Compile_Software_from_Source_Code

 

[LightyKD]

Any chance we will see a Android version?

 

[Hydr8gon]

I set my refresh rate back to default, as I had it at 10, and that allowed the game to not crash. That, or it was coincidence. The game seems fully working aside from the white lines that plague anything rendered in 3D. Eventually it froze again. It usually freezes when I click out of the Citra window, click on the terminal window and then the Citra one right after. I clicked on the wrong window... One time it actually unfroze after a while in OoT, but I didn't wait as I saw enough evidence that the game worked.