Homebrew DSi - Snes?

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First off if this is a popular question plz don't kill me
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So I got a DSi on launch day and I have Acekard 2i for it. I was just wodnering if there is any way to play SNES games on a DSi emulation? I know DSi doesn't have slot 2 so thats why I'm asking
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If it is could someone please say the name of the emulator too?
 
Eon-Rider said:
SNEmulDS which can be found here. Use 0.6a.


ok got it...when I load it up tho where should I place my roms for it to find then play? I put it in same folder as the emulator but on select rom screen nothing comes up!?
 
TUmantu said:
Eon-Rider said:
SNEmulDS which can be found here. Use 0.6a.


ok got it...when I load it up tho where should I place my roms for it to find then play? I put it in same folder as the emulator but on select rom screen nothing comes up!?


Read the instructions that came with it (probably named readme.txt for a reason).

You have to put the ROMs in the folder designated by the configuration file, I think it's just a subfolder named \Roms\ inside whatever folder you have SNEmulDS in, though.

Edit: Extract from the Readme

QUOTE said:
SNEMUL.CFG is very important don't forget to put it in the root directory
Now you have a snemul.cfg file to put in the root(which means "initial")
directory of your card. You can choose the directory where
you put your ROMS, instead of SNES as said in the following lines.

- Create a SNES directory in the root directory of your card,
- Put all your SNES ROMs in this directory,
- Optionnaly patch SNEmulDS.nds with a DLDI patcher
- Put SNEmulDS.nds or one of the SNEmulDS_ in
the _root_ directory of your card,

the .nds and .cfg go on the root, ROMs go in a folder named "SNES".

You can open the .cfg file in Wordpad in order to edit the directory

QUOTE
ROMPath = /SNES

Quick note though: The emulation is far from perfect, so don't be surprised if the game you want to play doesn't work properly/at all.
 

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