Are there any emulators that can put on the DS?
Im kinda wanna get the DS but if it's emulation prospects of too little then i will just get a psp.
But still, are they any and if so, what are they?
Full Version: *** emulators for the DS
You are better off with a PSP. I am currently enjoying Neo Geo goodies on the PSP 
There are a lot of emulators for the DS, but on the whole the PSP blows it away in this area.
You can browse through available emulators here.
You can browse through available emulators here.
yea....i just wanted to play daimond on the go, cuz pkm games seem to be my best time killer.
But *sigh*.....
I might just get da psp, and get a gba emulator and just play emerald....
hmmm...
But *sigh*.....
I might just get da psp, and get a gba emulator and just play emerald....
hmmm...
QUOTE (Shoma @ Apr 1 2008, 02:21 PM) 
yea....i just wanted to play daimond on the go, cuz pkm games seem to be my best time killer.
But *sigh*.....
I might just get da psp, and get a gba emulator and just play emerald....
hmmm...
But *sigh*.....
I might just get da psp, and get a gba emulator and just play emerald....
hmmm...
I kinda got both. Between Custom Firmwares and Flashcards it's still incredibly good value.
Well pokemon diamond works pretty well for me in No$gba 2.6a ...
You might wanna check this thread out first
You might wanna check this thread out first
okay i got the DS.
Crowd : "SHoMA!!!!!"
I know, the psp is better all around but inner "Nintendo Fanboy" wouldn't allow such betrayal...
.....niether would my wallet......
Crowd : "SHoMA!!!!!"
I know, the psp is better all around but inner "Nintendo Fanboy" wouldn't allow such betrayal...
.....niether would my wallet......
If I were to buy a PSP is there any version of it that I would require to play emulators on it. Does the version, firmware so on matter? Also what other things besides the PSP do I require to get emus working?
Firmwares do matter. In fact, firmware matter the most.
Check the PSP forum. Everything you need to know should be there.
Check the PSP forum. Everything you need to know should be there.
QUOTE (Coolguy @ Apr 1 2008, 01:33 AM)
Well pokemon diamond works pretty well for me in No$gba 2.6a ...
You might wanna check this thread out first
You might wanna check this thread out first
He means systems that can be emulated by the DS.
QUOTE (Tynvar @ Apr 3 2008, 01:49 AM)
If I were to buy a PSP is there any version of it that I would require to play emulators on it. Does the version, firmware so on matter? Also what other things besides the PSP do I require to get emus working?
Do you have a friend or something who has a PSP that is running a Custom Firmware / hacked?
If so, then the firmware of the PSP you buy doesn't matter. The only other thing you need is a big Memory Stick to store all the homebrew / ISOs etc.
If anyone is thinking about buying a PSP Slim, be warned: newer PSP Slims have a new motherboard that blocks Pandora's Battery. I, myself, have encountered one of said PSP Slims.
QUOTE (Mooney @ Apr 3 2008, 07:44 AM)
If anyone is thinking about buying a PSP Slim, be warned: newer PSP Slims have a new motherboard that blocks Pandora's Battery. I, myself, have encountered one of said PSP Slims.
Doesn't the newest Universal Unbricker circumvent this?
QUOTE (BlackKnight @ Apr 2 2008, 05:17 PM)
QUOTE (Mooney @ Apr 3 2008, 07:44 AM)
If anyone is thinking about buying a PSP Slim, be warned: newer PSP Slims have a new motherboard that blocks Pandora's Battery. I, myself, have encountered one of said PSP Slims.
Doesn't the newest Universal Unbricker circumvent this?
Don't know. Source?
QUOTE (exophase)
Coinciding with the release of PSP custom firmware 3.90 M33-3, developer Dark_AleX has updated his Despertar del Cementerio “Universal Unbricker” application to version 5. The unbricker can be used in conjunction with a Pandora battery to restore and install custom firmware on any PSP unit regardless of model or motherboard.
http://exophase.com/psp/despertar-del-ceme...ker-v5-3828.htm
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