Homebrew Best GBA emulator on old and new 3ds?

DominoBright

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The GBA emulator on RetroArch plays games well, but is extremely prone to crashing. mGBA (or RetroArch with dynarec disabled) is far more stable, but also on the slow side. It's New3DS for both cases.

This isn't the answer you want to hear, but injection really is the best solution for both.
 

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mGBA works okay but isn't good enough for me so I resorted to using an NDS lite, might not be what you want to hear but might give you context for mGBA performance on o3ds.

Couldn't be bothered for injection.
 

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I concur with the injects. You don't get save state or cheat support, but for most games you can apply the cheats on a computer and transfer your save back to the 3ds. I've successfully done this with plenty of replay RPGs for max money.
 

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Well i'd say Injects for 95% of cases the other bits mGBA/Retroarch and these are the games&romhacks that dont play nice in AGB_FIRM, have Save issues and the verry few that Just flat out crash or have Corrupted graphics (again these are niche cases)
 

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