Yes you can, just make sure if it's a +64GB card format it as FAT32 64KB cluster size instead of 32KB.can you use SD cards over 32gb on a New 3ds Xl ? for example thinking of using a 64gb one
Yes you can, just make sure if it's a +64GB card format it as FAT32 64KB cluster size instead of 32KB.can you use SD cards over 32gb on a New 3ds Xl ? for example thinking of using a 64gb one
Recently hacked my N3DS and wondering what the best emulation option on N3DS is at the moment?
What is the state of Retroarch and cores?
Is it good enough for 8-bit and 16 bit systems as well as some early arcade?
Or is the best option still VC injections and/or separate emulators?
I would prefer a single solution instead of multiple icons.
Is Retroarch the way to go or does it have to many issues?
Ease of use is a plus as well.
This is my first post in quite a while by the way
Last time was in 2008...
can you use SD cards over 32gb on a New 3ds Xl ? for example thinking of using a 64gb one
I tried a 16 GB card and MGS3 working like a charm...so looks like is the 64 GB SD. Formatting in FAT32 using powershell and let´s hope it works...otherwise i´ll gotta use the 16 GB one and replace games often...(i wanted the 64 GB one in order to have the entire colection of my fav 3DS/DS games on the console at once...But at least i have the 16 GB back up option! Thanks for the help, man! I´ll let you know if Powershell formatting works or not with the 64 GB one.You mean in FBI it errors out with any +1GB game? If so would suggest backing up (copy & pasting) the contents of your sd card somewhere safe in your pc first, then testing the sd card with h2testw both read & write, to see if it's faulty &/ or fake. This issue shouldn't happen and the cause is most likely the sd card.
Format it with Guiformat as fat32 32kb cluster size.I tried a 16 GB card and MGS3 working like a charm...so looks like is the 64 GB SD. Formatting in FAT32 using powershell and let´s hope it works...otherwise i´ll gotta use the 16 GB one and replace games often...(i wanted the 64 GB one in order to have the entire colection of my fav 3DS/DS games on the console at once...But at least i have the 16 GB back up option! Thanks for the help, man! I´ll let you know if Powershell formatting works or not with the 64 GB one.
Thanks!I think that today, the best emulation experience on N3DS is PCSX Rearmed (via RetroArch).
It's great to play Fifa (2000>2005), for example, on N3DS!
(and yet I'm not a soccer fan)
For Nintendo machines, GB/GBC via emulator (retroarch).
For SNES, SNES9X is perfect (retroarch).
For GBA, rather via VirtualConsole inject, because 100% compatibility and speed.
The problem is just that the console has to restart in GBA mode for each game, it's not instantaneous like with an emulator.
GPSP (retroarch) also works well for many GBA roms.
For the DS, the best solution is to buy an Ace3DS+ clone card on alieexpress for 5€/$. Instant launch and swap, 100% DS/DSi compatibility / speed.
Picodrive is an excellent emulator too (via retroarch), with a perfect emulation of the Sega 8/16bit machines, including the Sega CD. 100% compatibility/speed from what I have seen.
Other favorites are Vice3DS (Commodore C64) and uae3Ds (Amiga) which are really excellent.
I think what is really missing is a good DosBOX port, with a virtual keyboard.
Too bad because the N3DS is more than powerful enough for DOS games and software.
Scummvm is good on 3DS, but limited in game compatibility, especially when you are not a fan of point&click, like me.
Sounds like Retroarch is the way to go for most systems.
I have an R4 from 2014 that seems to work fine for NDS games.
Maybe will try VirtualConsole inject and have the games in a folder.
Hotel Dusk plays better with NTR speed than with 133mhz overclocked mode, and even with the overclocked setting it's only a minor glitchy vertical line at the edge of the screen it's not game breaking or anything.I was looking over the bootstrap compatibility list, and for Hotel Dusk and Infinite Space it says to use certain CPU speeds. Twilight++ gives me the option with most games, but for some it doesn't, like the two I mentioned. Why is that? If people suggest certain speeds, why wouldn't there be an ARM9 CPU Speed option for these titles? Thanks.
Why don’t I get the option to change CPU speed with some games?Hotel Dusk plays better with NTR speed than with 133mhz overclocked mode, and even with the overclocked setting it's only a minor glitchy vertical line at the edge of the screen it's not game breaking or anything.
There's nothing stopping you from using either. This is an nds-bootstrap compatibility issue not a TWilightmenu issue.Why don’t I get the option to change CPU speed with some games?
No, I’m saying the option doesn’t show up with these games. It’s not there for me to change. I can change DS mode and VRAM settings, but the CPU setting isn’t showing up like it does for 90% of the games.There's nothing stopping you from using either. This is an nds-bootstrap compatibility issue not a TWilightmenu issue.
Then that shouldn't happen, i'm not sure what's causing it to not give you the option to change it.. You could try updating to the latest release of TWilightmenu++ and see if it solves your issue.No, I’m saying the option doesn’t show up with these games. It’s not there for me to change. I can change DS mode and VRAM settings, but the CPU setting isn’t showing up like it does for 90% of the games.
Yeah, not sure. I downloaded Twilightmenu++ only 2 days ago. I’ve tried a couple different .nds files of each game and none would show the CPU settings. I figured I was doing something wrong. With Infinite Space, one of the CPU settings is supposed to get rid of a graphical glitch and I was interested in trying it.Then that shouldn't happen, i'm not sure what's causing it to not give you the option to change it.. You could try updating to the latest release of TWilightmenu++ and see if it solves your issue.
Hey you can post at the TWilightmenu thread here, @RocketRobz and folks could help you there.Yeah, not sure. I downloaded Twilightmenu++ only 2 days ago. I’ve tried a couple different .nds files of each game and none would show the CPU settings. I figured I was doing something wrong. With Infinite Space, one of the CPU settings is supposed to get rid of a graphical glitch and I was interested in trying it.
Might follow your advice on this just in case. Any link to how I find such a card?For the DS, the best solution is to buy an Ace3DS+ clone card on alieexpress for 5€/$. Instant launch and swap, 100% DS/DSi compatibility / speed.
pm me when u wanna know more. I m not long into it (got my N3DS for a few years but just started 1 year ago to get into emulation and stuff) but got with sometimes lots of work mostly anything running i wanted.Recently hacked my N3DS and wondering what the best emulation option on N3DS is at the moment?
What is the state of Retroarch and cores?
Is it good enough for 8-bit and 16 bit systems as well as some early arcade?
Or is the best option still VC injections and/or separate emulators?
I would prefer a single solution instead of multiple icons.
Is Retroarch the way to go or does it have to many issues?
Ease of use is a plus as well.
This is my first post in quite a while by the way
Last time was in 2008...
for a few reasons i wouldnt recommend such card and u should use cfw with twillight etc.Might follow your advice on this just in case. Any link to how I find such a card?
Are all the xxx in 1 cards Ace3ds+ clones?
Same with the R4 wood cards that are at AliExpress?
The Vice64 emulator is awesome by the way.
Very user friendly. Will have to check the Amiga emulator next.