To launch Retrogamesfan's kernel simply click on the icon, like launching a game, and you're there.įor the R4 cards, I can't tell what's written on them, but use Retrogamefan's update for them, and if it doesn't work, you can try asking there for help or checking the link in that thread that has all the R4 original firmware (however it's very outdated, so I do recommend trying out RGF instead). Another innovation from the M3 team, the M3i Zero is an updated M3 Real card released in July 2009. txt format with the same name as the ROM in the folder where the game is) and if you find a game that's not running in Sakura, just switch over to RGF. I recommend going with the dualboot since Sakura has to be the primary kernel in order to run (unlike Retrogamefan's kernel) because that way you can still use M3 features with games you want, like realtime save, slowmotion or opening a game guide while playing the game from the M3 menu (simply put the guide in.
You can either use it as a primary boot (meaning it's the one that launches when you turn on the DS) or as dualboot (you click on its icon and boot it like a DS game from Sakura to launch it). The extra development time shows in the quality of the M3i zero package and the breadth of its features. When the DSi rolled around it took them a little longer to come out with an update to their high quality M3 DS Real. The Retrogamefan update is a kernel that works on basically all DS cards and it's the only one that's still being updated, so it's the one with the best compatability. While the R4 for the DS Lite was the most common, undoubtedly the most respected was the lineup from the M3 development team. M3DS Real is a great cart! I recommend using Sakura, which you can get here Īlso if you want to play any newer DS games or translated ones use Sakura together with this:
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