Okay, before you lose your shit, let's explain this. No, this can't currently play commercial 3DS games, and most likely won't (for a long time at least). It's really only useful for developers, but it's pretty cool. More info below.
bunnei
Hey guys… I'd like to share a project that I've been working on with a few others for the past few months – the first public project to attempt 3DS emulation. "Citra" (https://github.com/bunnei/citra/) is an experimental Nintendo 3DS emulator/debugger written in C++ (and licensed under GPLv2).
At this time, it is in the very initial stages of development, and is only capable of running homebrew. It currently supports: • ARM9/ARM11 interpreter for the 3DS "appcore" – the processor core dedicated to running user applications • (Some) OS HLE to support userland interaction with the various 3DS OS services • Loading of ELF and launcher.dat files • Framebuffer rendering • Debugger with ARM11 disassembler, register view, callstack and symbol loading (written in Qt) • Supported on both Linux and Windows (MS Visual Studio 2013 Express)
I want to emphasize that for the long-term, this project will only (potentially) be useful to developers – there are many non-existent components that are absolutely essential to even loading a commercial game (and furthermore there is no gamepad or hardware 3D support, among many many other things).
Awesome reminds me ALOT of the early days of DS emulation days when we all originally started off with semi-functional emulators (Dualis,DSemu,Desemume-early early days-) that ran early ds homebrew demos,hahah man i feel old as shit remembering those days,that was what? 8-9 years ago almost? at least seems like it, i can't remember for sure
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Mon, April 28th, 2014 at 15:47
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