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Download SNES Emulator and ROMs to the R4 Card
The R4 card, has many capabilities including being able to play the classic super Nintendo games on the Nintendo DS. This guide will provide directions as to how to download an SNES emulator and games.
Make sure to download the latest version, which will be the first link as you scroll down the page. It will be a zip file, so a program such as winrar, is required to unzip and extract the files.
Create a separate folder on the desktop. Name it "test" or whatever you want. Drag the emulator zip file into the test folder and unzip the files there. You will notice a few different files after you have extracted the zip file. The file with the extension, ".nds" is the file that you want to put onto the R4 card. Insert the micro SD card containing the appropriate firmware, into the USB adapter. Navigate to the folder of the device, where the firmware and other files are. Create a new file and title it SNES; make sure to include all capitals. Don't put the SNES folder into any other folders. It is to be completely independent. This folder will store the emulator and SNES ROMs.
Go back to the test folder and drag the SNEmulDS.nds file to the SNES folder of the micro SD card. Do not include any other files. Your file might have a different name, but as long as the extension is ".nds r4" then you are on the right track.
Return the micro SD to the r4 SDHC cartridge, and input into the DS. After turning on the DS go to the games section on the left of the screen. There you will see the SNES emulator. When you click on the emulator it will direct you to a blank screen; this is because you don't have any ROMs on the file yet.
Hover the mouse over the ROM files navigation bar. A drop list will appear. Navigate to Super Nintendo and click on it. An A-Z directory of SNES games will appear. Select a SNES ROM to download. Click "download your file" and save the ROM to your desk top. It's a zip file so it will have to be extracted. After extracting the zip file, you will see a file with the extension ".smc". This file is the ROM, and the emulator can only read ROMs with the ".smc" extension.
Import the micro SD card to the computer once again, and open up its root directory to the SNES file. Transfer the ROM with the .smc extension over to the SNES folder. Now it's time to test the ROM out on the DS. Just as done before, click into the game section on the DS screen. Enter the SNES emulator then you will see game on the screen. Tap on the game using your stylus, or press the "a" button to activate it then the game will begin.
My personal thoughts on the emulator are that it could use a little more work. For example, the game stages on most ROMs are really distorted to the point where game play is impossible. Some games don't even start at all. I wouldn't really count on getting any high expectations from the SNES module for the DS, but there are games that you can play without any problems. Just test out the games and see if everything works out well. There might be updates for a newer emulator, so you might want to look into that whenever possible. Some updates might have been made to improve GUI issues with the games. I really hope this was able to help.
Emulator specifically for the Nintendo DS through the use of the R4 card.Make sure the file extensions are ".smc". The emulator will only read these files.
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Can some give me a link or help finding a zelda phantom hourglass working rom?
Ive tried most of the main rom sites and everyone i download and try to load in my emulator its says error please reinsert cartridge. Thanks
I got a working The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass ROM off of one of two sites, I can't remember which, but they're both free (but loaded with tons of ads and ad pop-ups, so only go if you have patience enough to deal with them):
www.3roms.com
www.handheldroms.com
Good luck.
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