I haven't found a howto for this yet. I understand the Real Perfect has built in emulators for many systems from the 8-bit era, including the NES, Turbografx-16 (I still consider it 8 bit), Master System, and I think Game Gear. So where would you put the ROM files in order to launch these games?

Unrelated note, I recently got the M3 Real Perfect pack. I think it's a great package for people wanting to play both DS and GBA games. I own around 30 DS and 50 GBA games, and it's a nice way to carry them all in one package too, as well as try other games to see if they are worth buying.

 

So I just drop the roms in a folder I create (such as /ROMS/NES), browse to the rom and launch it?

 

Gotcha, thanks for the help. Was having problems, could run downloaded emus but not built in ones....kinda odd.

 

I think you will need to launch them via the GBA option.

 

The Rumble Pack always does that when you launch a GBA game. The topic starter is talking about the M3 Real Perfect, which means he/she actually has the GBA Expansion Pack.

 

Sorry to dig up an old post, but I ran across this while trying to figure out the builtin M3 Real emulators. For the clarification of others who find this:

The M3 Real is capable of emulating a couple of systems assuming you have the GBA Expansion from the Perfect bundle. I have found that it is capable of running NES and GBx ROMs. All you have to do to run GBx or NES games is put them in the GBA folder and run them like a GBA game. Both types start by displaying the GBA boot screen, so don't panic when you see that if you're starting a NES game.

However, it appears that Another World was correct in other aspects. I can't get the M3 Real to recognize a SNES ROM and it wants to load Game Gear/SMS ROMs but fails (It shows a DrSMS splash screen. After pressing a button I get two black screens). This is probably because it's trying to load something from slot 2?