Homebrew ds emulator for homebrew

[Narutoz8]

could you put a ds emulater on homebrew and load roms into the 3ds

 

[Real_Redwolf]

No.

 

[sweis12]

Yeah, buy a DS flashcart. $5 shipped.

 

[MannCo]

This thread again.

 

[Deleted member 371943]

Just buy a ds flashcard...

 

[Deleted User]

could you put a ds emulater and load roms into the 3ds

 

[Deleted-236924]

I just wish we'd figure out how to deal with DS cards via homebrew.
Be able to just have a save backup tool that would backup/restore DS save files directly to/from SD card, and be able to boot DS games directly from homebrew launcher. Right now, with HBL Grid I can pretty much stop using the default home menu, having just themehax autoboot into HBL when I turn my 3DS on, but I can't launch DS games from it, have to go via default home menu :c

 

[Jacklack3]

AAAAAHHHHHH *runs into door* NOOOOOOOO JUST GET A FREAKING FLASH CART!!!!!...AAAARGH

 

[Iceman1800]

Yeah, buy a DS flashcart. $5 shipped.

There not $5, they cost atleast $20 not including the extra price for shipping and the sd card needed for it

 

[teampleb]

There not $5, they cost atleast $20 not including the extra price for shipping and the sd card needed for it

Mine was $8. Lol. (r4i gold 3ds)

 

[sweis12]

There not $5, they cost atleast $20 not including the extra price for shipping and the sd card needed for it

What the fuck are you talking about? What DS flashcart costs $20 plus shipping? A DSTWO costs 40 but that has a proccessor and can run GBA/SNES emulators. Most cheap R4(insert clone name here) are $10 or less. Plus, most websites that ship the cards have free shipping.
PeachDS has two DSmode flashcarts for less than $10 and, only 3 dollars shipping, and they ship out of the united states.
And, most people have atleast 10 SD cards lying around. An 8gb is more than enough for DS games.

 

[AmandaRose]

1 how many times has this bloody question been asked here and 2 As I have said before in another thread here in Scotland it's cheaper for a flashcart than it is for a pack of cigarettes flashcart most brands 5 pounds cheap pack of cigarettes 6.40 pounds. Also for comparison a McDonald's regular sized meal 4.80 pounds Christ just buy a bloody flashcart

 

[zoogie]

There are advantages to emulators you know.

 

[AmandaRose]

There are advantages to emulators you know.

like what as most flashcart have rts and cheats only thing missing is fast forward and I never use that in emulators.

 

[Jacklack3]

*sigh* OK! No...Because one, the DS mode of the 3DS is not accessible through homebrew applications. Plus there is no way to access a menu unless you use a circle pad. Plus the emulator would be SOOO slow you would delete it after 2 minutes.

 

[AmandaRose]

*sigh* OK! No...Because one, the DS mode of the 3DS is not accessible through homebrew applications. Plus there is no way to access a menu unless you use a circle pad. Plus the emulator would be SOOO slow you would delete it after 2 minutes.

Exactly get a flashcart and all games are at full speed and with no graphics errors ect

 

[Pacheko17]

Just buy DS games and launch them from the home menu, done.

 

[Earth97]

Well, some people argued that it would be nice to use the C stick/analog (instead of touchscreen) in order to move the camera in games like Mario 64. Could this be achieved by a homebrew?

 

[teampleb]

Well, some people argued that it would be nice to use the C stick/analog (instead of touchscreen) in order to move the camera in games like Mario 64. Could this be achieved by a homebrew?

Lol, no.

 

[Pacheko17]

Well, some people argued that it would be nice to use the C stick/analog (instead of touchscreen) in order to move the camera in games like Mario 64. Could this be achieved by a homebrew?

Nope.