3Dnes 3Ds - Gamebrew

3Dnes 3Ds - Gamebrew

3DNES is an NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) emulator for Nintendo 3DS. NES is an 8-bit third-generation home video game console produced, released, and marketed by Nintendo. It is also a remodelled export version of the company's Family Computer[a] (FC) platform in Japan, commonly known as the Famicom[b], which was launched on July 15, 1983.

Developed by St4rk and gdkChan, 3DNES was initially a port from lameNES, but was greatly modified through the reconstruction of the PPU, CPU, modifications on mappers, etc. The project is on an initial phase. It's capable of emulating many games (with speed going from great to somewhat slow), and supports some mappers. However, it doesn't have support for sound yet.

Features

  • Mappers Supported: MMC1, MMc3, MMC5 (partial), AOROM, CNROM, MAPPER 79, UNROM.
  • Frameskip.
  • ROM Selection Menu.
  • SRAM Save.

Installation

Available in 3DSX and 3DS formats (use either one of them).

  • 3DS - Copy the .3ds file to your microSD. This requires a Gateway 3DS Flashcard.
  • 3DSX - Copy the .3dsx file to the 3ds folder of your SD card.

Then create a folder called 3DNES on the root of your SD card.

Inside the 3DNES folder, create another two folders, SAVES and ROMS.

Put your rom on ROMS folder and run the homebrew.

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