Tried the FDS version of SMB 2 (Super Mario Brothers 2 (Japan).fds) and it works at 60 FPS also in Nestopia, so I'm guessing you have a setting changed that's messing with your performance.
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Tried the FDS version of SMB 2 (Super Mario Brothers 2 (Japan).fds) and it works at 60 FPS also in Nestopia, so I'm guessing you have a setting changed that's messing with your performance.
That would probably explain it then. I've thrown a dozen games at Nestopia on N3DS and it's always at 60 FPS, so if it's not that or a setting, I have no clue what else it would be.
Quick question. If I'm on 10.1 on emunand, am I getting kernel access when I run CIA emulators? If not, there's a way to downgrade right? I want to get the full potential of my 3DS and get these emulators running at a decent speed.
Yes. As long as your sysnand is 9.2 or below.
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Yes, you're getting the benefit of dynarec on any emuNAND version. The CIA builds have direct access to controlling memory however they please.
Just remembered emunand is on the SD card. All I got to do is reformat it and format emunand again. I'm on 4.5 sysnand. If I am getting the full benefit, then there seems to not be much of a difference on o3ds with or without kernel access.
The n3ds' processing power really helps out these poop emulators. Can only get better though with time...
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You don't need to reformat your emuNAND, just keep using whatever you have now. Like I said, when you're using CIAs, they have complete control.
I forgot I just ordered a Circle Pad Pro XL for my 3DS last night for $11.40 new. Can't wait to use that for PSX/future emulation! Does retroarch support the circle pad pro atm?
Does retroarch support the circle pad pro atm?I forgot I just ordered a Circle Pad Pro XL for my 3DS last night for $11.40 new. Can't wait to use that for PSX/future emulation!
No, no homebrew does, as nobody knows how to use it (in programming) yet.
That. Is. Poop.
Hopefully someone will figure it out.. :/ Until then there's plenty of 3ds titles for me to play with it.
I imagine it's just been considered low priority compared to things like sound. The CPP uses an encryption that hasn't been broken yet, and the N3DS controls don't use anything weird like that, so that's probably why the N3DS got its controls much quicker.
Yeah probably. And I really don't know too many people who actually own a CPP too. But once they figure it out, I'm sure way more people will buy. Considering emulation gets vastly improved.
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