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Obviously I meant "the fact that android IS open source is a plus".
amazing work, they should release a lite version, I want to see if it will work on my S2 before shelling out £5 to download it.
May I ask why this emulator doesn't like the Tegra 2?
I want this so damn much on my LG O2x. Finally, a way to play TWEwY on Android(although the controls probably won't be too good). Nevertheless, I wish luck towards the project.
I want this so damn much on my LG O2x. Finally, a way to play TWEwY on Android(although the controls probably won't be too good). Nevertheless, I wish luck towards the project.
This emulator is a freggin miracle! I just finished playing a bit of Chinatown Wars and New Super Mario Bros Wii. There's some sound lag on my tab and the occasional "controls wont respond" moment but I'm in heaven. I have one wish for the next update and that for this emu to have the ability to hide the Android status bar. It's in the way when I play the emu in Portrait mode.
You heard the man, this NDS emulator is so well made, it also emulates Wii games. Sick.
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So where are the save files saved at?
I placed my .sav of the same name as the rom in the same folder, but it didn't work.
So I went in the app's data folder and tried placing the save file in the savestate folder, but it didn't read it either.
Hmm... It seems like the save files are stored in sdcard/Android/data//com.dsemu.drastic/files/backup/ and are using the same save format as DeSmuME.
Although when I copy my raw .sav file from DeSmuME and rename it to .dsv, it does not read it.
Save file is supposed to be in the right format, unless DraStic uses some weird format, but in any case I'd like to be able to import my save file from DeSmuME and play that. :/
Edit: Weird, when I drag & dropped my .dsv save file directly from DeSmuME, it worked.
The save file DraStic gave me when I saved in-game was exactly 256KB while my save file from DeSmuME was 512KB (Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney)
I placed my .sav of the same name as the rom in the same folder, but it didn't work.
So I went in the app's data folder and tried placing the save file in the savestate folder, but it didn't read it either.
Hmm... It seems like the save files are stored in sdcard/Android/data//com.dsemu.drastic/files/backup/ and are using the same save format as DeSmuME.
Although when I copy my raw .sav file from DeSmuME and rename it to .dsv, it does not read it.
Save file is supposed to be in the right format, unless DraStic uses some weird format, but in any case I'd like to be able to import my save file from DeSmuME and play that. :/
Edit: Weird, when I drag & dropped my .dsv save file directly from DeSmuME, it worked.
The save file DraStic gave me when I saved in-game was exactly 256KB while my save file from DeSmuME was 512KB (Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney)
I'm a little cautious paying $7.99 but with all the positive reviews I'm seeing I might actually give this a try 
besides, I need something faster than dsoid and nds4droid.
besides, I need something faster than dsoid and nds4droid.
This is the absolute best thing to ever happen to my phone. You sir. You sir are legendary.
1000 thanks.
1000 thanks.
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Mobile phone ports of NDS games are being released on the iPhone, but never released to Android?
No problemo!
It would be pretty cool if NiFi emulation being implemented was possible. It wouldn't be able to communicate with real NDS systems, but at least you'd be able to play multiplayer with other people who are using DraStic.
No problemo!
It would be pretty cool if NiFi emulation being implemented was possible. It wouldn't be able to communicate with real NDS systems, but at least you'd be able to play multiplayer with other people who are using DraStic.
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/xxxxxxxxxx/DraStic.v.r2.1.0a.b.2.crk.LVL-mudlord.apk
>crk.LVL-mudlord.apk
Riiiight. You also know you can search posts by user on ngemu, right? Posting paid apks is the same as posting ROMs, you know.
You can very easily back up and play your own DS games, and some non-DLDI homebrew. There's no reason to download a cracked APK if you've purchased the full version, unless you specifically need an older version for your device.
Also, it's pretty obvious you're the same guy who posted the link, bit here and on the DraStic forum.
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