Nintendo DS Emulator for Mac
Oct 5, 2009 - 4 Comments
DeSmuME is the best Nintendo DS Emulator for Mac OS X that I have found, it’s pretty full featured with save states, touchscreen emulation, movie creation, and more. My only complaint is the layout of the emulator being vertical, which is true to the DS, but it makes playing games sort of obnoxious particularly when you increase the screen size. If they enabled side-by-side screens for this DS emulator so I could play it fullscreen, I’d be even more enthralled with an already good app. If you’re looking for a Nintendo DS Emulator for your Mac, look no further.
Although this may be the best ds emulator for mac, it still leavs alot more to be desired than just the inablity to go fullscreen. For instance it is very processor hungry and will chew up alot of your ram. It also the games played in this emulator will have a tandacy to freez while playing, and also it doesn’t do a good job of processing graphics to well either. With that said though, if your to cheap to go out and buy an actual ds and the game you’ve gotten more than you deserve.
Your grammar makes me want to strangle a puppy, and automatically makes me disagree with your points. Although, they are perfectly pathetic on their lack of merit. Please go whine to someone who cares and buy a better computer, unless you are too cheap
To Matt Dawson,
There is a difference between being “too cheap” and not having enough money to buy a DS and the game. Some things have priority like food and bills.
As far as I’ve seen, Desmume is quite glitchy. It freezes a bunch (primarily when trying to navigate the top menu) and I’ve played pokemon platinum and diamond but both are painfully slow.
If Desmume is the best nds emulator available for mac, then I’m afraid to see the others available on the net. I get the feeling that I might be flamed for voicing my opinion here, but this emulator truly is terrible. It locks up before I can even get to the home menu, most of the time. And after that, it refuses to close. I’ve never had problems running anything with my computer, this is the first to caus them, and it’s a damn emulator. I highly doubt that these problems are due to my Macintosh… Well, looks like I have to either scope the net for an alternative or actually get around to buying the game I want. The only reason I’d downloaded an emulator was to use a wacom with the particular game…
Sigh…