Homebrew gbaemu4ds: GBA emulator for DS(i) (DSi Entry)

[jerbear64]

I'm don't know if these bugs are known:

When starting Pokemon Fire Red with my save, I get a "save file corrupted" or "save file deleted" message depending on the frameskip. Loading the save and the game again solves the problem. Also, when changing the frameskip on the second load (tested by changing 60/11 to 60/1), some sprites/layers will show corruption.

 

[Kaoid]

I sure hope this topic isnt becoming dead. There has been no activity here for a while...

 

[Mike19]

I sure hope this topic isnt becoming dead. There has been no activity here for a while...

Hopefully not, but i will be sure to at least keep it alive it with some compatibility updates and see if that might help a bit.

 

[Dubstep16]

is it sound now and am i able to play light platinum??

 

[Dubstep16]

srry for doublepost but can anyone give me step by step to play this on r4i-sdhc 3ds

 

[Quget]

I think we are all waiting patiently for a update

 

[Dubstep16]

ye but i need help to use it

 

[loco365]

ye but i need help to use it

It's not a rocket science on how to use it. Copy the NDS files to your Micro SD, DLDI patch them if your card doesn't do that automatically, run the rom on your card, and choose a GBA rom file. Different games will use different settings, like the save type. If a game doesn't work on one version of the emulator, try another version of it.

 

[Dubstep16]

ok that sound complicated but on r4i-sdhc 3ds do i need to dldi patch it??

 

[EthanObi]

IIRC almost every modern card auto-DLDI patches if needed.

 

[Roshid2500]

Can anyone give a better tutorial on how to get the gba emulator working, I don't get half of this stuff like disable irq hooks when they all have irq hooks in the folder name.

 

[loco365]

Can anyone give a better tutorial on how to get the gba emulator working, I don't get half of this stuff like disable irq hooks when they all have irq hooks in the folder name.

It's just a setting with your flashcard, but you don't really have to worry about it.

 

[Kaoid]

maybe we need to make a tutorial and FAQ for people who don't know how to use it.

 

[Poke-Artist]

maybe we need to make a tutorial and FAQ for people who don't know how to use it.

You do indeed I attempted on using it after a long time and a big gap between versions since the last time I used it, and I had many problems. anything to support me and others would be greatly appreciated

 

[Kaoid]

maybe we need to make a tutorial and FAQ for people who don't know how to use it.

You do indeed I attempted on using it after a long time and a big gap between versions since the last time I used it, and I had many problems. anything to support me and others would be greatly appreciated

If i have enough time I might make a tutorial and Faq on wikitemp but and help with it would be great

 

[Zowayix]

I was just looking through the compatibility list, and there's something strange:

Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire (U) are both listed as failing to load, but Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire (E) are both listed as 99%+ compatible. The weird thing is that all English language releases of third gen Pokemon games are 100% identical, so a properly dumped ROM of a Pokemon Ruby bought in the UK/Australia/etc. should be 100% identical to a properly dumped ROM of a Pokemon Ruby bought in the USA. No region locking, changed spellings (defense/defence), or anything else. I suspect that whoever tested compatibility for Ruby/Sapphire (U) might have used a bad dump.

 

[Mike19]

I was just looking through the compatibility list, and there's something strange:

Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire (U) are both listed as failing to load, but Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire (E) are both listed as 99%+ compatible. The weird thing is that all English language releases of third gen Pokemon games are 100% identical, so a properly dumped ROM of a Pokemon Ruby bought in the UK/Australia/etc. should be 100% identical to a properly dumped ROM of a Pokemon Ruby bought in the USA. No region locking, changed spellings (defense/defence), or anything else. I suspect that whoever tested compatibility for Ruby/Sapphire (U) might have used a bad dump.

Actually, they are different. It is a bit complicated to explain the specifics but there a subtle differences in the coding. Think of it this way, if they were all identical, then why would there need to be 2 different dumps from different English regions?

 

[jerbear64]

Hey ichichfly:
Yeah, I may be asking for a bit much...
Would it be possible to emulate the Wireless Adapter using the NDS's wifi settings?

 

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[jerbear64]

Hey ichichfly:
Yeah, I may be asking for a bit much...
Would it be possible to emulate the Wireless Adapter using the NDS's wifi settings?

Well that does seem much. I doubt even local wireless will even work.

Unless the emulator gets to Lameboy standards, and then gets pushed even further, it may not happen.