#Working 3ds emulator download code
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#Working 3ds emulator download ps3

It will come sooner than a PS3 or XBox 360 emulator. (07-21-2012, 10:25 AM)AnyOldName3 Wrote: Being a handheld console, it won't be too hard to do once someone with time and a defiance of nintendo's wishes understands the hardware fully. If I ever make some real progress, I'll be sure to post about it. Not perfect, but it's a lot better than nearest-neighbor (super-blocky) or bilinear filtering (super-blurry).

For now, scaling algorithms like Hq2x (or even better, Hq2xc) go a long ways to improving the look when increasing the window size. I've been trying to increase Desmume's internal resolution (using ugly super-hacks) and I've had some success, at least for polygonal stuff. Desmume probably doesn't support AA or AF because its 3D renderer isn't designed for anything greater than native resolution. Instead, I believe both just use scaling algorithms to increase the size of the native screens. For Desmume, it's something to do with how the emulator handles sprites and polygons the devs said it would be possible, but not without some work and restructuring. As far as I know, Desmume and IDeaS don't actually increase the internal resolution for the DS screens.

#Working 3ds emulator download code

I've actually dabbled with Desmume's code trying to hack it. (07-21-2012, 08:53 PM)Anti-Ultimate Wrote: While we're at it, how come no DS Emulator supports Anti-Aliasing and AF? When a 3DS emulator comes along, you can be sure I'll be working on it Additionally, gaming history always needs to be preserved (exception, Tiger ). I'd really like to see that on higher resolutions. Nevertheless, the graphical quality thus far is great, imo. Dunno how accurate this is, but some people say the 3DS is slightly more 'powerful' than a Wii. I'd like to see a 3DS emulator simply because it'd be interesting to see what some games look like in HD. Given enough looking, I'm sure they could be found rather than cracked. I think that's just a matter of time the keys are probably somewhere on the 3DS itself. They've been dumped for like a year now, but they're not any good for emulation as it stands. There's also the issue of how the ROMs are currently encrypted. That'll probably happen whenever the homebrew scene makes some progress, or someone with time on his or her hands gets around to it. If you can't probe the 3DS to find out how it works, you won't get very far.