MelonDS is the best Nintendo DS emulator due to active updates, Wi-Fi support, and faster performance. DeSmuME is a strong ...

This guide will cover everything you need to know about emulators and the five best Nintendo DS emulators available on Android. Since games like Mario Kart DS were specifically designed for the ...

The Nintendo DS played a huge part in my teen years, providing much more complex games and experiences than its predecessor, the Game Boy Advance. However, I’ve since moved to a different ...

However, the recent opening of a museum exhibit in Kyoto has thrown Nintendo into an ironic spotlight, highlighting what many ...

Delta developer confirms online multiplayer support for Nintendo DS games If you’re not aware, Delta is one of the most popular emulators on iOS. It supports games from classic Nintendo consoles ...

DraSTIC is one of the few emulators built from the ground up for Android, so it’s the perfect way to play Nintendo DS titles on your smartphone. On foldable phones, this is the most epic way to ...

[Alexander] built an RFID emulator. It uses a wire coil (not pictured here) and an ATmega8 to represent any tag that is EM4001 compliant. This iteration requires connection to a computer to send ...

Nintendo may have just won its battle to put the most popular Nintendo Switch emulators out of business. In March, it sued Yuzu out of existence — and now it may have convinced Yuzu’s primary ...

Now [mcuhacker] is working on bringing some of those memories back by getting a PC-XT emulator running on an ESP8266. For the x86 CPU emulator, he ported Fake86 which is written in C, and created ...

Nintendo DS, Nintendo 64, and Sega Genesis. It also supports a nice variety of controllers, such as Cboc controllers, PlayStation pads, and even Nintendo Switch peripherals. But Delta emulator’s ...

Chief among them is Delta, which was recently released on iOS and can run games from the NES all the way to the Nintendo DS. Similar emulators include Citra for Nintendo 3DS games and RetroArch ...

The previous family of handheld game consoles from Nintendo. Introduced in 2004 and featuring dual screens (the "DS"), the top screen was the game screen while the bottom touchscreen was used to ...