Homebrew NES emulators on DS using R4??

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anyone have any suggestions, or do I have to use another loader on the GBA slot??
if so, any FAQs on how to add NES and SNES emulators on the DS for R4?

so far all i see is that i need a DLDI file for each emulator... any more steps/advice?

thanks!
 
1. Download nesDS.

2. Put it on your microSD card.

3. Put some NES roms on the card.

4. Run nesDS, select a rom, and play it.

Touch the touch screen to bring up the menu.


If you have a current loader on your R4 it will apply the DLDI patch automatically.
 
well thanks for the tip on the emulators guys

I figured out that NESDS uses the touch screen for save state
SUPER awesome!
 
NesDS does have save states. The save/load state options are in the 'File' tab in the menu.

I'm not sure, but I don't think any of the SNES emulators for the DS have save states.
 
NesDS does have save states. The save/load state options are in the 'File' tab in the menu.

I'm not sure, but I don't think any of the SNES emulators for the DS have save states.

Actually I'm fairly sure SNEmulDS does. Reliability is another story - but I remember using save state in one of the less updated SNEmulDS versions.
 
NesDS does have save states. The save/load state options are in the 'File' tab in the menu.

I'm not sure, but I don't think any of the SNES emulators for the DS have save states.


Actually I'm fairly sure SNEmulDS does. Reliability is another story - but I remember using save state in one of the less updated SNEmulDS versions.

The save states in SNEmulDS work fine for me, with exceptions like Fighting games. (Street Fighter/Mortal Kombat)

~Nero
 

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