Homebrew Undertale DS rev 2.0

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If your 3DS has cfw, you can load NDS homebrew with the twloader :P

I think NDS is a odd decision but is not bad, put it on flash carts, play it on NDS or 3DS, emulator, and now probably WII U VC with rom injection. Now what? YOU GOT UNDERTALE ON WII U. Sound good? :creep:
PFFF WHY I NEED UNDERTALE ON WII U? XD
i don't have wii u
 
I already saw it but... why it needs two installers???
i could guess what the other was going to do because its DS NAND so its not easy to make it load roms from SD, i think
One is the gui, the other is the main component to load NDS roms. Is stored on TWL NAND (Nintendo ds firmware section) Is safe and can be deleted anytime with fbi installer.
 
One is the gui, the other is the main component to load NDS roms. Is stored on TWL NAND (Nintendo ds firmware section) Is safe and can be deleted anytime with fbi installer.
cool, but i can do a "overclock" with it? because with R4 when some games loads too much objects in screen depending on the game slows down its happens a lot with okamiden
 
cool, but i can do a "overclock" with it? because with R4 when some games loads too much objects in screen depending on the game slows down its happens a lot with okamiden
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According to this, has two modes, NDS mode and DSI mode. I guess that is yes? :unsure:
 
If your 3DS has cfw, you can load NDS homebrew with the twloader :P

I think NDS is a odd decision but is not bad, put it on flash carts, play it on NDS or 3DS, emulator, and now probably WII U VC with rom injection. Now what? YOU GOT UNDERTALE ON WII U. Sound good? :creep:
Sonic Angel Knight is completely right, so that you can play on more powerful systems than ds, because if i make it for wii u or 3ds, people can't play on ds, so ... yeah! :D
 
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In microLua (that's Bad ?)
Why would a DS game be written in Lua? That's like trying to write a PC game in VBScript: completely wrong tool for the job. (Never mind that the original Lua interpreter itself is written in C, as is the microLua port for DS.)

For the record: On 3DS, I've only ever experienced input lag in homebrew titles written in Lua, which is rather amazing.
 
Might be a bit late to the party to say this, but this looks promising. Didn't know the DS Homebrew community was still alive :P
Can't wait to see a release on this
 
I'll be honest, I wanna see how is the DS gonna hold up against the final boss. Graphically speaking.
 
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