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is there an emulator for 3ds on switch?

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sugarfall said:
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yep
  • Best Approach: Install RetroArch via the Homebrew App Store, then add the Citra core.
  • Requirements: A modded Switch (CFW), overclocking (via sys-clk) for better performance, and decrypted ROMs.
  • Alternative: Installing Android on Switch to run Citra MMJ, which can sometimes provide better performance than running via Horizon (native Switch OS), though it is complex to set up.
  • Limitations: Many games will experience slow, choppy performance, and heavy shader cache stuttering.
 
LandonAndEmma said:
yep
  • Best Approach: Install RetroArch via the Homebrew App Store, then add the Citra core.
  • Requirements: A modded Switch (CFW), overclocking (via sys-clk) for better performance, and decrypted ROMs.
  • Alternative: Installing Android on Switch to run Citra MMJ, which can sometimes provide better performance than running via Horizon (native Switch OS), though it is complex to set up.
  • Limitations: Many games will experience slow, choppy performance, and heavy shader cache stuttering.
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chatgpt ahh response

the only citra release for HOS is made by @m4xw and you have to sub to their patreon
 
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garbagehuman123 said:
chatgpt ahh response

the only citra release for HOS is made by @m4xw and you have to sub to their patreon
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Is that guy still paywalling his emulator cores? I remember paying for Citra back when the sxos modchip was the only way to get cfw on the Mariko units.

I subsequently got banned from his Discord because I dared to use the only modchip that was available to me.

If he's still charging for an emulator he didn't write, that goes to show that nothing has changed
 
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Thank you. May I know which which Retroarch version this core is completely supported or operational?
 
LandonAndEmma said:
yep
  • Best Approach: Install RetroArch via the Homebrew App Store, then add the Citra core.
  • Requirements: A modded Switch (CFW), overclocking (via sys-clk) for better performance, and decrypted ROMs.
  • Alternative: Installing Android on Switch to run Citra MMJ, which can sometimes provide better performance than running via Horizon (native Switch OS), though it is complex to set up.
  • Limitations: Many games will experience slow, choppy performance, and heavy shader cache stuttering.
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Hola, can I ask where you're getting your core from? I would love to use it!
 
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