Homebrew [NOOB REQUEST] what homebrew i should download?
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May I recommend you take a look at Crystal the Glaceon's thread? That has a couple of really nice homebrew suggestions that may interest you. Highlights include the Retroarch emulators (though not all run at full speed on an Original 3DS, there is a good NES and Genesis emulator there), and Masher's excellent Grid Homebrew Launcher.
Not included on the list, but I'd also recommend Whackmania for the 3DS. It's a rather high quality little Whack-A-Mole game originally designed for iOS and Android platforms, but the author was nice enough to port it to the 3DS and it's quality astounds me.
...Aaaand that's pretty much all I can think of at the moment.
This is also all assuming you have *hax 2.5 already installed.
Not included on the list, but I'd also recommend Whackmania for the 3DS. It's a rather high quality little Whack-A-Mole game originally designed for iOS and Android platforms, but the author was nice enough to port it to the 3DS and it's quality astounds me.
...Aaaand that's pretty much all I can think of at the moment.
This is also all assuming you have *hax 2.5 already installed.
or oot since i have powersave. i wasn't asking for what hax. i was asking for the better homebrew i should download.
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even if i already have a lot of those
I should add that Whackmania seems to be slightly bugged in Masher's Grid Homebrew Launcher. If you put it in another folder besides the usual "3ds" folder, then it seems to fail to start. Using the button combo to get back to the Homebrew Launcher also seems to crash it.
A couple of other suggestions that just hit me:
Doom - A classic FPS that's a lot of fun to play. Somebody developed a rather nice 3DS port a while back. What's worth noting is that it has some pretty neat-o 3D support. Even if you don't own the full game, you can download the shareware version and have yourself a nice time. Shouldn't be terribly hard to install.
Quake - A pretty well done port created by MasterFiezz. Runs great on my New 3DS and I haven't seen many complaints about how it runs on the Original 3DS. Might be worth a shot? It comes with a shareware version so you can play through a nice little game if you don't own the full release. The same guy who did this port also made a Duke Nukem 3D port. Chances are it won't run very well, but if you're willing to experiment it might be worth a try.
Snake - Pretty fun time killer. I haven't tried this release but rather another recreation of the game done by somebody else, but it's still essentially Snake and I find it to be a fun time waster.
DrawAttack - Haven't tried this one yet, but the concept seems pretty interesting.
World of 3DSand - A pretty cool World of Sand clone. A pretty fun game to randomly doodle in.
Alright, now I'm out of ideas for real.
A couple of other suggestions that just hit me:
Doom - A classic FPS that's a lot of fun to play. Somebody developed a rather nice 3DS port a while back. What's worth noting is that it has some pretty neat-o 3D support. Even if you don't own the full game, you can download the shareware version and have yourself a nice time. Shouldn't be terribly hard to install.
Quake - A pretty well done port created by MasterFiezz. Runs great on my New 3DS and I haven't seen many complaints about how it runs on the Original 3DS. Might be worth a shot? It comes with a shareware version so you can play through a nice little game if you don't own the full release. The same guy who did this port also made a Duke Nukem 3D port. Chances are it won't run very well, but if you're willing to experiment it might be worth a try.
Snake - Pretty fun time killer. I haven't tried this release but rather another recreation of the game done by somebody else, but it's still essentially Snake and I find it to be a fun time waster.
DrawAttack - Haven't tried this one yet, but the concept seems pretty interesting.
World of 3DSand - A pretty cool World of Sand clone. A pretty fun game to randomly doodle in.
Alright, now I'm out of ideas for real.
thx. i was so bored before. you know... dump romfs, install neoy, randomize ORAS, at the start isn't easy to find a way to laugh.
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