Homebrew [RetroArch] Nightly builds here!

[FEAR_1337]

Hmmm..... I think so I haven't tried it and probably don't want to because it's more simple for me to use Pkhex for now lol

It's even more practical for me. Dump save with svdt > Upload to pc with FTP > Edit on Pkhex > Back to 3DS with FTP > Put the save in the cartridge

 

[NuikopeaDemon]

It's even more practical for me. Dump save with svdt > Upload to pc with FTP > Edit on Pkhex > Back to 3DS with FTP > Put the save in the cartridge

Oh okay well I will think about using that

 

[Radius4]

RetroArch and quicknes-libertro, we should have sorted stuff out by next week hopefully

 

[teampleb]

RetroArch and quicknes-libertro, we should have sorted stuff out by next week hopefully

Cool, I hope you do. Most of these are great already.

 

[shutterbug2000]

I was gonna try to add quicknes but it seems the company pulled the plug, so no new builds for the time being..

Did you see my post about desmume? Was just wondering if you could compile it to satisfy my curiosity .

 

[Stack3r]

Just for the heck of it i want to see n64 and ps1

 

[Tyson TH]

Just for the heck of it i want to see n64 and ps1

I believe they have compiled builds, but they don't actually run games at all.

 

[Stack3r]

I believe they have compiled builds, but they don't actually run games at all.

Wow thats really disappointing :/

 

[Tyson TH]

Yeah, I wouldn't expect much progress on it.

 

[teampleb]

Yeah, I wouldn't expect much progress on it.

There is a ps1 emulator currently in development for 3DS. Who knows if it'll turn into something or not though.

 

[ubergeek77]

The SNES emulators are pretty interesting. On the one hand, Snes9x can actually run SuperFX enhancement chip games (like ones that use SA1) at a decent speed (30-40 fps max), but it runs all games at this speed. On the other hand, CatSFC runs non-enhanced games at 60fps, and struggles to run enhanced games at anything more than 10fps.

If only we could combine those!

 

[teampleb]

The SNES emulators are pretty interesting. On the one hand, Snes9x can actually run SuperFX games at a decent speed (30-40 fps max), but it runs all games at this speed. On the other hand, CatSFC runs non-FX games at 60fps, and struggles to run FX games at anything more than 10fps.

If only we could combine those!

I get 40-60 FPS in Yoshi's Island on CatSFC. That uses the FX chip.

Thanks

Please post in the correct thread next time or just make one...

What's done is done.
Also, what is the name of the emulator?

What emulator?

 

[ubergeek77]

I get 40-60 FPS in Yoshi's Island on CatSFC. That uses the FX chip.

I'll give that a go then. I tested both emulators with Kirby Super Star, Kirby's Dream Land 3, and Super Mario RPG and got those results.

 

[teampleb]

I'll give that a go then. I tested both emulators with Kirby Super Star, Kirby's Dream Land 3, and Super Mario RPG and got those results.

I don't think any of those games use the Super FX chip.

 

[FEAR_1337]

I don't think any of those games use the Super FX chip.

They use SA-1 (or maybe DSP-1) irc

 

[teampleb]

They use SA-1 (or maybe DSP-1) irc

Yeah, I knew the weren't Super FX though.

 

[FEAR_1337]

Yeah, I knew the weren't Super FX though.

They use SA-1, I checked now.

 

[ubergeek77]

I don't think any of those games use the Super FX chip.

My bad. I meant to say that they all use a SA1 chip.

 

[sj33]

Kiorby Super Star, Kirby Dream Land 3 and Mario RPG all use the SA1 chip though, which should be equally taxing.

Dragon Ball Z Hyper Dimension also uses the SA1 and I get around 45-47fps in batlle on an N3DS.

 

[teampleb]

Kiorby Super Star, Kirby Dream Land 3 and Mario RPG all use the SA1 chip though, which should be equally taxing.

Dragon Ball Z Hyper Dimension also uses the SA1 and I get around 45-47fps in batlle on an N3DS.

I wonder why SA1 games are slower then SuperFX games....