Forums · New DS Emulator: NeonDS
http://www.neonds.com/download
Summary of information (taken from here):
* BIOS and firmware is required...
* ROM's must be decrypted prior to use..
* Apparently currently released version supports only basic 2d games.. (No 3d, video yet)
Posts from emu author on the above mentioned thread:
[quote]I'm the (only) NeonDS developer.
No, it is not. I did this emulator project all from scratch. Although I did studied some Desmume project source code to help understand NDS hw details, but mine will be much faster than Desmume.[/quote]
[quote]I have already got rockman ZX (almost) fully working on my development version (with all animations and game scenes). Before I publish next release for rockman ZX I'm trying to do some optimization. Currently on my AMD64 3000+ machine the game runs at around 40 fps and at some boss scene it slows down extremely to less than 10 fps. This speed is not what I expected, I'm working on find out the problem.
No release date is planned. I have heavy duty job to do and this is my hobby project.[/quote]
[quote]I have debugger functionalities in the debug version, where you can set breakpoints, single-step instructions and tracing facility for memory access, dma transfer, ipc and so on. But enabling debugging will *significantly* slows down the emulator. Later on when I have time I'll try to optimize the debugger as well.[/quote]
[quote]yeah actually currently mine is faster than desmume is partly because desmume supports more features. It may not be true after I add more features such as sound or 3D display...[/quote]
Summary of information (taken from here):
* BIOS and firmware is required...
* ROM's must be decrypted prior to use..
* Apparently currently released version supports only basic 2d games.. (No 3d, video yet)
Posts from emu author on the above mentioned thread:
[quote]I'm the (only) NeonDS developer.
No, it is not. I did this emulator project all from scratch. Although I did studied some Desmume project source code to help understand NDS hw details, but mine will be much faster than Desmume.[/quote]
[quote]I have already got rockman ZX (almost) fully working on my development version (with all animations and game scenes). Before I publish next release for rockman ZX I'm trying to do some optimization. Currently on my AMD64 3000+ machine the game runs at around 40 fps and at some boss scene it slows down extremely to less than 10 fps. This speed is not what I expected, I'm working on find out the problem.
No release date is planned. I have heavy duty job to do and this is my hobby project.[/quote]
[quote]I have debugger functionalities in the debug version, where you can set breakpoints, single-step instructions and tracing facility for memory access, dma transfer, ipc and so on. But enabling debugging will *significantly* slows down the emulator. Later on when I have time I'll try to optimize the debugger as well.[/quote]
[quote]yeah actually currently mine is faster than desmume is partly because desmume supports more features. It may not be true after I add more features such as sound or 3D display...[/quote]