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1. REDDIT DS EMULATOR EMULATOR ONLINE
2. REDDIT DS EMULATOR UPDATE
3. REDDIT DS EMULATOR FULL
4. REDDIT DS EMULATOR FOR ANDROID

GBA4iOS is a Game Boy Advance emulator created by iOS developer Riley Testut using ZodTDD's gpSPhone codebase and runs on iOS devices without the need to jailbreak.

REDDIT DS EMULATOR FOR ANDROID

REDDIT DS EMULATOR EMULATOR ONLINE

I just put up 3.1a which corrects that and has one other change: you can now press SELECT on the main menu to bring up the game options.Ds emulator online github 7z archive) Windows (installer.

REDDIT DS EMULATOR UPDATE

This is convenient so you can press SELECT twice to quickly get into Game Options (once to bring up the menu and the second press to get into Game Options)Įdit: someone informed me that I forgot to update the splash screen for "3.1".

I just put up 3.1a which corrects that and has one other change: you can now press SELECT on the main menu to bring up the game options. “We last saw him playing Treasure of Tarmin at 20% over-clocked speed.”Įdit: someone informed me that I forgot to update the splash screen for "3.1". I may also just retire and fade away … to be remembered in passing in a decade as that goofy guy who sometimes figured out stuff. I’ve a fondness for the TI-99/4A which has the incredible Tunnels of Doom that would be great on the DS and touchscreen. I’d love to have a full-featured Colecovision emulator with SGM and other modern peripheral support… but we’ve already got 2 emulators that run the classic stuff well enough and that’s probably not worth the effort (despite being one of my childhood beloved systems). I’ve got access to the MSX-DS but that would mostly be modernize and a few new features add. I remember coming here last November lamenting that there wasn’t a way to set the difficulty switch on the slow Atari 2600 emulator last updated in 2011. Ha! Well… I have been contemplating “what’s next?” On the DSi with the same game those don't happen because the CPU has lots of spare power to keep the game running perfectly with no single frame taking longer than it should. or the sound might dip slightly when playing. so when you play you will notice it might slow down for a fraction of a second. But the DS-LITE is just barely keeping up. it might not appear as smooth.ĭ1K, for example, runs at 60FPS on both the DS-LITE and DSi. But if the game were running much closer to the 60FPS with no extra CPU. this smooths out the game when running at 60FPS - sound and visuals will be very smooth and clean. Which is why it's really good that on the older DS-LITE hardware, many games are now capable of running 10% overspeed. but it's the reason why some games that are barely running at 60FPS don't feel quite as smooth as a game that has lots of extra CPU power to spare. But that means that there will be bit of slowdown in the 5th (of 60) frames and a bit of speedup in the 6th (of 60) frames.ĭoes this matter? Not really.

REDDIT DS EMULATOR FULL

the emulator will just eat into some of that frame 6 timing to keep things on track for a full 60 frames per second. For example, if frame 5 (of 60) takes longer than 1/60th of a second but frame 6 is shorter. The emulator will "catch" up as best it can if a few frames are slower. Ideally, each frame will take the CPU 1/60th of a second. Or perhaps some complex calculation happens only occasionally. Some frames are "more expensive" than others - perhaps the programmer of the game only draws moving objects every other frame. The reason is that it's 60 individually rendered frames - each with their one-frame worth of CPU, Sound and Video rendering. I've come to find out that two games running at 60FPS doesn't mean that both are equally smooth. I know some of you like a peek under the hood and so here is a technical tidbit.