pokeyellow VS desmume

Related: https://github.com/pret/pokeyellow

~195k lines of assembly for yellow

Take a look at the pokeyellow disassembly. You can edit maps with Polished Map and everything else can be done with a text editor.

i think most gen 1 hacks use the decomp projects, in this case pokeyellow.

always wondered why no one has tried making native snes builds using the Pokemon RBY De-compilation project

Very cool. It's funny, I just started looking into Pokemon ROM hacking. It's made much easier by the fact that complete decompilations have been made of many of the ROMs, so instead of hex editing I'm able to actually write assembly code. It's pretty daunting making additions to a game that's already so complex but it's been fun to play with.

citra is for 3ds games. while it should be compatible with ds games since the physical consoles are, this isn't true of the emulators. http://desmume.org/ has what you need.

Did you get it from the project's GitHub or official website? The emulator is known, so unless you got it from an unknown source, it should be fine. If you're still worried, you can run a virus scan at any time. If you want to ask more about it, ask in more relevant subreddits, i.e. r/EmulationOnPC.

Are you using the latest stable build, 0.9.13? You can also try melonDS instead.

github.com/TASEmulators/desmume/releases/tag/release_0_9_13

You should probably emulate the games, your 3DS is unlikely to be found Here is an Emulator r/roms is a good resource for ROMs

DesMuMe (DS emulator for Mac and Windows): DesMuMe Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky ROM: PMD:EoS

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