Well, I think that this will be posible thanks to Ntrcardhax, but honestly I don't have developing knowlegde, I just sharing the idea.
Homebrew [Idea] Nintendon't on 3DS (DS/DSi/GBA loader on 3DS mode)
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asked several times before. here's smealum's response to one of these threads:
this falls under the same category pretty much.
unless you mean trying to use TWL_FIRM and loading a game from the SD card, in which I don't think this is technically possible on the 3DS.
as for GBA, you have GBA emulators (gpSP and mGBA), as well as AGB_FIRM which you can patch or something I think.
That's not what Nintendont is, it's more like a bridge between an emulator and a virtual machine which runs Gamecube games natively.
The Wii U has no MIOS(Gamecube Mode) but it can use Nintendont, so it wouldn't require TWL_FIRM or AGB_FIRM.
...it's kind of an emulator at that point if it's running under NATIVE_FIRM (or 3DS mode, I guess). and then smealum's response applies.
To an extent, though. vWii and Wii couldn't emulate Gamecube in a playable state.
But I see your point.
the thing is, the 3DS has a backwards compatibility layer in the form of TWL_FIRM. that can just be used. not to mention DS-mode flash carts are pretty cheap nowadays I think.
Hate to burst your bubble, but Smealum said that and you're telling him he's wrong....You do realize Smealum is the one who made all of this happen, correct? He probably knows best what it can do and HOW it works.
No looking a way to run DS games, I alreally have a R4 and a DSTWO, Its just for optimization.
I assume he means more features and whatnot. Like Nintendont has.
WPA2, Widescreen, cheats, languages and MAAAAAAYBEEE 3D support.
Not a chance.
That's far beyond the realm of feasible.
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