[发布] VirtuaNES for 3DS

VirtuaNES for 3DS v1.02 Released (21 Mar 2017)

This is a port of VirtuaNES to 3DS as an alternative to existing NES emulators. It used to be considered one of the best emulators before FCE and Nestopia, and it runs quite fast for lower spec-ed computers (at the cost of some emulation accuracy). But because of that, the Old 3DS / 2DS is able to benefit from this fast running emulator core. This runs full speed on an old 3DS / 2DS with support for tonnes of mappers. Although it doesn't support every single mapper, the library of games that can run on this are probably fairly huge already.

As always this will also work on a new 3DS.

Download latest from Github:
https://github.com/bubble2k16/emus3ds/releases/download/v1.02/virtuanes_3ds-v1.02.zip

To use:

Homebrew Launcher:

Copy virtuanes_3ds.3dsx, virtuanes_3ds.smdh and virtuanes_3ds_top.png into the /3ds/virtuanes_3ds on your SD card.
Place your NES ROMs inside any folder.
Go to your Homebrew Launcher (either via Cubic Ninja, Soundhax or other entry points) and launch the virtuanes_3ds emulator.

CIA Version:

Use your favorite CIA installer to install virtuanes_3ds.cia into your CFW. You can also use FBI to download from TitleDB.
Place your NES ROMs inside any folder.
Copy virtuanes_3ds_top.png to ROOT of your SD card.
Exit your CIA installer and go to your CFW's home screen to launch the app.

FDS BIOS

To load .FDS games, make sure that you get the FDS BIOS.
Rename the BIOS to disksys.rom and place it in /3ds/virtuanes_3ds/bios/disksys.rom

When in-game:

Tap the bottom screen for the menu.
Use Up/Down to choose option, and A to confirm. (Hold down X while pressing Up/Down to Page Up/Page Down)
Use Left/Right to change between ROM selection and emulator options.
You can quit the emulator to your homebrew launcher / your CFW's home screen.

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It uses the same familiar user interface as Snes9x for 3DS.

What's Supported:

1. Lots of mappers (*ROM mappers; MMC1,3,5,6; VRC1,2,3,4,6,7; and tonnes of others)

2. Enable/Disable of flickering sprites
(sprites in the games on real hardware flicker due to hardware limitation, but an emulator can ignore these limitations for a better visual output)

3. Sound generation at a nice 32000 Hz with a low pass filter.

4. Button configuration, and setting of rapid fire rate (no rapid fire, to very very fast)

Feedback / bug reports are welcome as usual.

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Good work as always, I'll download and test some games

Truly the hero we continue to not deserve.

Wonderful! That's really appreciated!

Impressive work

Impressive! Thanks! Gonna Test it later!

a nice alternative to injects. as injects is not always going to be the best answer forever (eventually snes gb gbc gba etc injects will hit that 300 Home screen Icon cap.
a nice test will be klax (thsi ran slow on nesDS in twlloader homebrew mode (as well w/ corrupted graphics) same effect in Injects. so i'll give this a shot!

This is great. Thanks!

What a legend.

it´s compatible with the bandai fcg board mapper?

now you're emulating with power!

thanks as always @bubble2k16

Last edited by Flame, Mar 23, 2017

So, this is from bubble.
You know what that means.
Eventually this one's gonna be the best NES emulator on the 3DS.

Changing the screen size will make the previous frame stay there.

Savestate would also be nice. I am an old man now and I still have nightmares about some of the brutally-hard games on the NES

Nice, another standalone emulator. This marks the (First?) NES emulator that works. I remember those days when no NES emulator worked at fullspeed.
I absolutely love the interface, brings me back to the PSP days. Now the only reason for me to use RetroArch is for Gameboy and Sega Genesis.

@bubble2k16 Great job as always. I stress tested the sound emulation, and found that it has a hard time with Skate or Die 2's title screen BGM (if you want to have a look). It uses some pretty unique stuff such as voice sampling.

Wow! Thanks once again for your work on the 3ds emulation scene