not sure about that one. I tested it on the 3ds through twilight menu. no issues. I can even run the dsi version of sm64 through there. anyway, I haven't tested it with melonDS, but some homebrew will not work on hardware or will not work on emulators. it depends. like, I can't get sonic mania to work on hardware, yet it works on the ps3 emulator. a friend of mine whom I've tested games for wanted me to test his homebrew games on my jtag 360, because they do not work with emulators. this may be another one of those. it's likely the sdk that's at fault rather than the game itself.
OK. On my 3DS-console the nds-files work.
Another problem:
I want undertale in german language.
There is a DeltaPatcherLite.exe. With this exe (and the data.win-file and .xdelta-file) i can patch the data.win to german.
But how I can make these german data.win to a nds-file? of course message "Game version not supported (hash does not match)" does appear.
that's because not only does the patcher extract the text used on the game but I also manually modified it to adapt it to the engine I made for the Nintendo DS, so it's not as easy as just replacing the data.win file
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