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This means that he may be able to port melonDS’ promised OpenGL renderer to the Vita for improved performance. Rinnegatamante was the person behind VitaGL which allows for GPU acceleration in certain homebrew.

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StapleButter is currently working on creating a hardware-accelerated renderer for melonDS which will greatly improve performance on lower-powered systems like the Nintendo Switch and Android devices.

However, things may be promising for melonDS on the Vita because: Maybe less-demanding DS games, like RPGs, could run at an accepatable framerate on the PSVita some day! (Final Fantasy A2 shown in screenshot the framerate shown isn’t the actual one so don’t get your hopes up high just yet)

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For example, the Nintendo Switch needs to be overclocked for it to run someDS games at full speed with melonDS. As a result, older or slower ARM-based systems struggle to emulate the DS (unless you’re using the closed source DraStic emulator on Android). Right now, it wouldn’t be a good idea to expect too much because DS emulation is somewhat demanding on the CPU.

It seems that Rinnegatamante is using a GUI solution with menus to manage emulator settings.

Apparently, some DS games that crash when run on real hardware don’t crash when run in Vita 3K.

It has the ability to position the DS’ screens horizontally so that they fit better on the Vita’s screen.

Some initial work has been done on getting audio working.

Mario Kart DS seems to render pretty well.

From recent tweets, the port’s current status is at: This news came in two tweets in which Rinnegatamante demonstrates melonDS running in Vita3K, a WIP Vita emulator. Now, Rinnegatmante is currently porting this promising emulator to the PSVita. While development on melonDS slowed down in the first half of this year, active development started again in July and now, it has reached the point of rendering some games, like Mario Kart DS, almost perfectly with good performance not to mention online multiplayer support. Read here for more information.Mario Kart DS running on the PSVita’s melonDS port via Vita3K! However, I do not believe you can connect to a real 3DS at this time. NOTE: Wifi emulation does work on emulated DS (melonDS for windows). Then copy the save over to your emulator. Just because it's not maintained doesn't mean it doesn't work. Optionally, you could do what you originally suggested and use TWLSaveTool.

Then after that you can start a new game and transfer those pokemon back to HGSS.

You just a "pokemon box" type of storage for your Pokemon so you can transfer over to your newly created save on your existing cart. Generation to save my pokemons, it would probably be faster to justĮmulate the game, and trade with that, with the additional benefit of While I maybe could try and search for another cartridge of that TL:DR: I want to use a emulator (preferably open source) to trade pokemon and mystery gift with a real DS cartridge. I am only interested in finding a way to keep legitimately obtained events and pokemon on real hardware. Note: While piracy is off topic, emulation is, at the best of my knowledge, supported. Even if it worked, it would only have allowed me to save the pokemon, not the mystery gift. I saw a project that tried to emulate the Trade Center, but it doesn't work anymore since authentication to Nintendo was needed anyway, and those server are now closed definitely. Is that last solution possible at all? Is there a solution that I didn't saw?

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Use a PC emulator and somehow make the emulator interact with the real DS hardware and cartridge for pokemon trade and mystery gift.

Use a action replay, which are not in sale anymore for DS, and that have no reliable seller.

Try to find a flashcard (costly, unreliable at best since the companies all closed, and a lot of fakes are circulating, and, last nail to the coffin, illegal in my country).

Buy another DS, buy used cartridge until I find one with a non opened Celebi Mystery Gift (costly and bound to fail).

Recreating the mystery gift would only be possible with emulation anyway. The other problem would be losing the Mystery Gift, I doubt Nintendo will (re)release those events at all, and I would love to be able to redo the Celebi storyline or travel through the Yellow Forest again. While I maybe could try and search for another cartridge of that generation to save my pokemons, it would probably be faster to just emulate the game, and trade with that, with the additional benefit of backing up the pokemon themselves. Problem is, I would lose the Mystery Gift (Yellow Forest, Time Travel Celebi, and Arceus) and a lot of Pokemon I grown attached to. However, I finished the game, so there is not a lot to do, that's why I wanted to start anew. I recently dug up my old DS and Pokemon HGSS cartridge.