sm64_3ds VS DaedalusX64-3DS

If you want to compile it yourself, you can go to the github page here or if you'd rather use a pre-compiled binary go here

I found this thread from about a half year ago. Not sure if there been an update. You can always go to the GitHub and build it yourself with whatever options you'd like

Sprite-based games with no or few 3D elements more than likely run fine, but I'd imagine you'd care more about playing Zelda and stuff. That's a no-go, but Super Mario 64 has a native 3DS port that works flawlessly.

DaedalusX64 - Nintendo 64 for the 3DS.

DaedalusX64 for 3DS can run some N64 games. It works better on a New 3DS/2DS. I got some games to work, but didn’t try many and couldn’t figure out how to save. This is the compatibility list

DaedalusX64 for the 3DS. It even plays games in 3D, although not very well and not very quickly.

Here: github

The emulator can be downloaded here or from the universal updater on a homebrewed console. The only compatability lists I've seen use an older beta version of the emulator and haven't been updated for this version. Performance wise, I notice a few stutters on transitions like from title screen to demo or loading the starting line but during actual gameplay it's more or less locked at 30fps. I did try this on an old 2ds just because and unless you don't mind the game running at 1/3 of the speed you will need a 'new' system to run at full.

your only option is the DaedalusX64 standalone emulator, or the VC.

no qr codes since you have to load the roms manually: https://github.com/masterfeizz/DaedalusX64-3DS

Follow this link https://github.com/masterfeizz/DaedalusX64-3DS go to the most recent version download the cia, 3ds.zip and the 3dsx and move the files to the correct repository or download all three from the universal updater which should reposit the files to the correct locations and installs the cia

So first go to their official GitHub page: https://github.com/masterfeizz/DaedalusX64-3DS/releases/tag/v1.0