3DS Emulator
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Rayquaza3010
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- Joined: Thu Sep 20, 2012 3:53 am
Re: 3DS Emulator
Which games did you develope so far?
Re: 3DS Emulator
Time @tack (discontinued, PC/Mac), Bouncing Mushrooms (boredom, PC/Mac/Linux), Syobon's Action 3D (in development, PC/Mac/Linux), Chimpuzzle Pro (in development, Mac/Wii U).
Chimpuzzle Pro will not come to Windows 8/RT (even though we planned so), thanks to Microsoft, who refuses to accept my Credit Card.
Also, Bouncing Mushrooms was a Demo I've created in just 2 hours, just because I didn't have anything better to do.
Chimpuzzle Pro will not come to Windows 8/RT (even though we planned so), thanks to Microsoft, who refuses to accept my Credit Card.
Also, Bouncing Mushrooms was a Demo I've created in just 2 hours, just because I didn't have anything better to do.
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Technicmaster0
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- Joined: Fri Dec 14, 2012 1:29 pm
- Location: Germany
Re: 3DS Emulator
I wasn't sure whether you have to pay something or not. I had it in mind...MKGirlism wrote:Technicmaster0, what did you eat?
Nintendo licenses are free, unlike Apple.
However, unlike Apple, you have to get some GameDev experience, and a secure business location (a room in your house with a lockable door, which is only used for Development, is enough).
But the Nintendo licenses, Accounts, Software, etc. are free of charge, only the Hardware are extremely pricy, and only shipped from America, making stuff even more expensive for us Europeans.
But the dev hardware is really expensive enough
Re: 3DS Emulator
Well, it depends on which Hardware.
The Pandas (Debug Units) go for a bit more than $ 300 USD (EU, AUS, and US share the same price), their XL variants (also Debug Units) go for a bit more than the 'normal' Pandas (but at least it has no specific Region).
The Debugger and Capture ones from Partner-CTR go away for a bit more than $ 2600 USD each, or almost $ 4000 USD when buying the All-in-One Version.
There is an IS-CTR-DEBUGGER, which goes for a bit less than the Partner-CTR variants when choosing for the 2 GB Model, or a lot less than the All-in-One Version, which is an 8 GB Model.
Both of the IS-CTR's are divided from America and World (aka, Europe/Australia), with the only difference being, that the American Models have WiFi Channel 13 turned off.
There are Retail 3DS's available too, but these are the same prices as bought in America.
The Pandas (Debug Units) go for a bit more than $ 300 USD (EU, AUS, and US share the same price), their XL variants (also Debug Units) go for a bit more than the 'normal' Pandas (but at least it has no specific Region).
The Debugger and Capture ones from Partner-CTR go away for a bit more than $ 2600 USD each, or almost $ 4000 USD when buying the All-in-One Version.
There is an IS-CTR-DEBUGGER, which goes for a bit less than the Partner-CTR variants when choosing for the 2 GB Model, or a lot less than the All-in-One Version, which is an 8 GB Model.
Both of the IS-CTR's are divided from America and World (aka, Europe/Australia), with the only difference being, that the American Models have WiFi Channel 13 turned off.
There are Retail 3DS's available too, but these are the same prices as bought in America.