Ensata 1.3

how would one go about the, touch to start anyhow without a touch screen? I know a button could be used for this, but what about the more advanced touch screen games? clicking with the mouse-pointer perhaps? somehow I feel that this just won't be the same as touching though.

hellmasterx said:

we have traitor at Nintendo

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Well, actaully it is a "NITRO" (what ever that means) file emulator for Nintendo developers. If your a registered dev you can get it at some nintendo dev site. Until now no much was known bout it but seems someone realised it in public. Wonder if it's legal...

This is bad. Waaaay baaaad.

With commercial DS images out there already, I don't know what this'll do. One Fifty for a console that doesn't have many good games out yet (Though more are on the way) seems a steep price for some people, and software ain't that hard to find around the net if you know your way around. This could end up bad for the commercial and emulation scenes.

Paranoid Sony already made running homebrew damn near impossible if you wanna play their games by imposing firmware updates and the like upon people. Nintendo may impliment something similar, which may nip the bud of the emerging emulators for the DS.

It's like giving you a car without the steering wheel.

Are we sure this is even legit now? Thoes images could be easily faked.

i wont trust them till i see the emulator myself

Those shots are terrible quality and could be easily faked. I don't see any reason why Nintendo would even develop an emulator for it's own handheld, still an infant in the market scene.

Reichfuher said:

Are we sure this is even legit now? Thoes images could be easily faked.

Edit: check out my awesome screenshot. 1000 fps.

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There is a IGN.com symbol at the bottom right corner of the that screen ... bad fake.

I agree with the above comment.

But I think we are being played for fools, nintendo releasing a DS emu? You'd think it atleast plays fullscreen!

I can cofirm that 'ensata 1.3' is perfectly geniune. This emulator comes from the official SDK that went with the NDS. Though from what I know the actual current version is 2.0 (available to download if you are an official Nintendo Dev).

Below are some screens

DO NOT:
Ask where to get NDS roms.
Ask where to get this emulator.

The emulator doesn't play alot of games, most stop on a white screen. There is also absolutely no sound. Touch screen is done via the mouse (well no suprise there).

There is a D3D filter, and a D3D renderer, though the D3D renderer makes 3D vanish

well based on what you say ckemu, I understand the idea of the emulator now.

The only way this will probably ever be accessible is through leaked versions since I seriously doubt nintendo will ever release it to the general public...

what d3d settings did u have ckemu?

err... there are no D3D settings, just 2 toggles

yeh thats what i meant did u use any

Seriously doubting that this is an actual development emulator (or at the very least, I doubt it's from Nintendo), as development emulators typically have high-end debugging utilities. They also typically run games at full speeds on a fairly modest computer, due to having source code from the original developer of the hardware. (In this case, Nintendo) While this does have a debugging console, it's not very advanced. It's incredibly simplistic, even.

the only thing that makes me question this is the fact that the label's and menu captions don't follow common syntax of japanese windows.