Homebrew VMU emulator

[Indy13]

Hello friends,

Does anyone know where to find this emulator whose author is called iNintendo ?



Thanks in advance.

 

[zomgugoff]

Not sure it's related, but there was another VMU emulator for DS that was released by someone with a different name called 'Segtendo'... Very original.
They still have a page up for it, but the download link is also dead. I managed to find it on a french forum:

https://www.nintendomax.com/viewtopic.php?t=11381

But, don't get your hopes up. By the author's admission, it doesn't run full speed.

Hello friends,

Does anyone know where to find this emulator whose author is called iNintendo ?



Thanks in advance.

 

[Indy13]

Thanks @zomgugoff

I've tried this version yesterday, the download link still work : http://nds.nintendomax.com/Homebrews/Emulateurs/SEGTENDO/NDS_VMS.7z

But I did'nt find the VMU_BIOS.bin file that the emu required, I've tried with an original VMU bios (VMS BIOS.bin), the emu works but it seems impossible to launch a game, I've renamed my VMS BIOS.bin to VMU_BIOS.bin, I've checked the .ini file and place correctly the VMS directory but I don't know why, it's seems impossible to load a game, I think it comes from my bios file or maybe I've missed something else, I don't know...

If someone know how this emu works, advices are welcome^^

 

[FAST6191]

To the best of my knowledge there are two such emulators. Not sure what one that video showcases offhand but if you only have said two choices...

One from Normmatt which was a port of VirtuaMUnstaz (this being called VirtuaMUnstaz DS). Demo attached.
https://web.archive.org/web/20081223040239/http://normmatt.com/blog/?p=6
This should be the rar attached.


And another from dknute/Deunan
https://dknute.livejournal.com/30894.html
This should be the 7z file attached.