Citra can currently emulate, with varying degrees of success, a wide variety of different homebrew applications and commercial. This is a work-in-progress Nintendo 3DS emulator started in early 2013. The only downsides worth mentioning about this programme is that your hardware and mismatched graphics equipment affecting some of the game files, and you'll have to decrypt files before use. Citra 3DS is a new emulator for Mac, enabling you to play your favorite games on your PC desktop (see also Windows, iOS and Android OS version). It's easy to use, enables a lot of flexibility, and supports most games you'd want to play. A decent choiceĬitra is a top-notch emulator that can run a variety of 3DS ROMs. Still, the number of games you get to play is impressive, including, Adventure Time, 2048, Dr Mario and Multiple games from the DragonBall series. However, not all will be compatible with the emulator due to its unmatching hardware and graphics. Nintendo 3DS offers hundreds of games to its users. Besides, the only real essentials are that you use a 64-bit OS (Windows 7 and up) and a graphics card which supports OpenGL 3.3. You need to decrypt them using online tools otherwise, the emulator won't recognise the file. You won't be able to load ROMs directly in 3DS format. There are two screens which you can use at the same time or switch back and forth. Easy, versatile usageĬitra runs several viewing modes to adapt to each game you play. Remember that you will get most, but not all, Nintendo features using it. While Citra is at the moment the most reliable way to play 3DS games on the computer, it still has some issues with regards to stability.

Its enhanced 3D graphics and support for Windows, Mac OS and Linux all make it excellent for non-console owners who want to try their hand in 3DS games.

One of the best features of Citra as an emulator is its user-friendliness for PC users.

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