Changes

There was [https://github.com/masterfeizz/DeSmuME/releases DeSmuME] - an experimental port of DeSmuME being developedthat has since been abandoned, but it wasn't very compatible and has since been abandoned.

Instead of trying to emulate, you can use this firmware directly by using [https://github.com/DS-Homebrew/TWiLightMenu/releases TWiLight Menu++] - Not technically an "emulator", rather it's a frontend for a seperate program, nds-bootstrap, which allows you for an NDS ROM to play games off of your be loaded from an SD card, a flash cart, or the cartridge itself. It functions off uses the same idea as [http://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Emulators_on_Wii#Nintendo_GameCube Nintendon't] did virtual DSi (aka TWL_FIRM) that the 3DS has for the Wii; rather than emulate the hardware, it hypothetically "bridges" to the already existing backwards-compatibility the system offers (in , which means that this case, program can also be installed on the original DSi's firmware)provided it has CFW installed. Compatibility is high with only a few games having small loading lags, <i>(i.e. GTA: Chinatown wars)</i>, or triggering anti-piracy protections(the latest version now includes AP patches for some games and will patch them on the fly). It also comes pre-bundled with a variety of emulators used on the DS and a work-in-progress GBA hypervisor , [https://github.com/Gericom/GBARunner2 GBARunner2], that works to some degree.