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===Comparisons===
===Comparisons===
* [[3dmoo]] is another 3DS emulator, made by experienced developers in the DS hacking scene. It is newer than Citra, but progress is quicker. It now has homebrew compatibility on par with Citra, even being slightly better in some aspects.
* [[Citra]] is an extremely early in development 3DS emulator. It is considered experimental, and cannot play any games besides simple homebrew.
* [[Citra]] is an extremely early in development 3DS emulator. It is considered experimental, and cannot play any games besides simple homebrew.
* [[3dmoo]] is another 3DS emulator, made by experienced developers in the DS hacking scene. It is newer than Citra, but progress is quicker. It now has homebrew compatibility on par with Citra, even being slightly better in some aspects.


===Emulation issues===
===Emulation issues===