Homebrew Are there cia emulators for NES/SNES/GBA/GBC?

[BeefBaby]

Alright this maybe a stupid question, but I haven't found any threads about this. I wanted to know if there are any cia emulators for NES,SNES, GBA, and GBC. Because I know there are Virtual Console Cia's, however you have to have install them on both sysnand and emunand, and I think it would be easier just to play roms using an emulator. Also I know there are homebrew applications like BlargSnes that are emulators. Links are appreciated thanks.

 

[kiwiis]

If you searched you would see that RetroArch has both 3dsx and CIA versions available. That covers pretty much any console you'd want to emulate.

 

[BeefBaby]

If you searched you would see that RetroArch has both 3dsx and CIA versions available. That covers pretty much any console you'd want to emulate.

Thank you, that's all I needed.

 

[Asia81]

Alright this maybe a stupid question, but I haven't found any threads about this. I wanted to know if there are any cia emulators for NES,SNES, GBA, and GBC. Because I know there are Virtual Console Cia's, however you have to have install them on both sysnand and emunand, and I think it would be easier just to play roms using an emulator. Also I know there are homebrew applications like BlargSnes that are emulators. Links are appreciated thanks.

just for gba
nes gb and gbc don't need to be installed on both nand

 

[_D1360_]

Is it possible toconvert CIA to 3ds to use emulators? any benefit?

 

[cvskid]

Is it possible toconvert CIA to 3ds to use emulators? any benefit?

Retroarch gives the option for .3ds files apart from .cia and .3dsx. They only work using a gateway 3ds and last time i read, they have the same benefit of using .cia files since in order to use .cia files you need to have a 9.2 or below sysnand for your 3ds. Main difference is you are using the gateway 3ds red card to run them.

 

[BeefBaby]

just for gba
nes gb and gbc don't need to be installed on both nand

Awesome good to hear.