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The Nintendo 3DS is a handheld console created by Nintendo in 2011. | The '''Nintendo 3DS''' is a handheld console created by Nintendo in 2011. | ||
As the successor to the [[Nintendo DS]], the console features two screens, with the bottom having touch controls. The console boasts a better set of specifications to its predecessor, but also allows for 3D vision without glasses on the top screen. | As the successor to the [[Nintendo DS]], the console features two screens, with the bottom having touch controls. The console boasts a better set of specifications to its predecessor, but also allows for 3D vision without glasses on the top screen. | ||
==Ripping Tools== | ==Ripping Tools== | ||
===3DS Tools=== | |||
(todo: sort some of these to individual game pages, or something, maybe) | |||
* 3DS Homemenu ExtdataTool | |||
* 3DS Ram Dumper | |||
* Braindump userland romfs/exefs dumping | |||
* CTR sddecrypt | |||
* Extdata dump | |||
* FCRamDump | |||
* Gateway 3DS ROM Dumper (makes bad dumps?) | |||
* [http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/List_of_3DS_homebrew#System_tools RAM Dumping] | |||
* Various custom firmware that allow for game RAM modification and lossless screenshot taking | |||
===PC/3DS Tools=== | |||
* 3DS Multi Decryptor | |||
===PC Tools=== | |||
* 3DSkit | |||
* [https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/3DSExplorer 3DS Explorer (aka 3DSExplorer)] | |||
* 3DS Icon Decrypter | |||
* 3DS Lazy | |||
* [https://github.com/usagirei/3DS-Theme-Editor 3DS Theme Editor] | |||
* 3DS To CIA Converter | |||
* bch2obj | |||
* BCWAV to BCSTM | |||
* cgfx2obj | |||
* cfgxViewer | |||
* [https://gota7.github.io/Citric-Composer/ Citric Composer] | |||
* ctpktool | |||
* CTR (Crappy Tiny Reader) | |||
* Debanner | |||
* [https://www.romhacking.net/utilities/789/ dsdecmp] | |||
* DTLSExtractor | |||
* [https://github.com/Gericom/EveryFileExplorer Every File Explorer] | |||
* fmt_cgfx | |||
* [https://github.com/Asia81/HackingToolkit9DS-Deprecated- HackingToolkit9DS] | |||
* [https://github.com/FanTranslatorsInternational/Kuriimu2 Kuriimu2] | |||
* Level5 3DS Archive tool | |||
* lsdt | |||
* N3DS Cmb Viewer | |||
* [https://github.com/gdkchan/Ohana3DS-Rebirth Ohana3DS Rebirth] | |||
* OhanaXY | |||
* Sm4shCommand | |||
* SmashPACK | |||
* [https://github.com/gdkchan/SPICA SPICA] | |||
* [https://github.com/KillzXGaming/Switch-Toolbox Switch Toolbox] | |||
* texturipper | |||
* xfsa | |||
===Physical Tools=== | |||
* Various capture cards that allow lossless video and screenshot taking, with the assistance of a PC. | |||
==Common File Formats== | |||
* '''.[[CGFX]]''' - Model/Animation data | |||
* '''.[[BCH]]''' - Model/Animation data | |||
* '''.[[BCLIM]]''' - Texture/Sprite data | |||
* '''.[[CTPK]]''' - Texture/Sprite data | |||
* '''.[[BCSAR]]''' - Audio archive | |||
* '''.[[BCSTM]]''' - Audio data | |||
* '''.[[BCFNT]]''' - Font data | |||
* '''.[[MSBT]]''' - Game text data | |||
* '''.[[ICN]]''' - Game icon | |||
==Suggested Emulators== | ==Suggested Emulators== | ||
===Citra=== | |||
Citra is an open-source emulator that took cues from Dolphin in terms of presentation and support. It can run many 3DS games and even play games that support local wifi. It requires a very powerful computer that has a 64-bit processor to run with some games requiring higher requirements than others. An archive of the latest versions can be found [https://web.archive.org/web/20240304191958/https://citra-emu.org/download/ here]. | |||
==Specific Game Pages== | |||
<DynamicPageList> | |||
category = Nintendo 3DS Games | |||
ordermethod = sortkey | |||
order = ascending | |||
</DynamicPageList> | |||
{{Consoles}} | {{Consoles}} | ||
[[Category:Consoles]] | [[Category:Consoles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:41, 8 November 2024
The Nintendo 3DS is a handheld console created by Nintendo in 2011.
As the successor to the Nintendo DS, the console features two screens, with the bottom having touch controls. The console boasts a better set of specifications to its predecessor, but also allows for 3D vision without glasses on the top screen.
Ripping Tools
3DS Tools
(todo: sort some of these to individual game pages, or something, maybe)
- 3DS Homemenu ExtdataTool
- 3DS Ram Dumper
- Braindump userland romfs/exefs dumping
- CTR sddecrypt
- Extdata dump
- FCRamDump
- Gateway 3DS ROM Dumper (makes bad dumps?)
- RAM Dumping
- Various custom firmware that allow for game RAM modification and lossless screenshot taking
PC/3DS Tools
- 3DS Multi Decryptor
PC Tools
- 3DSkit
- 3DS Explorer (aka 3DSExplorer)
- 3DS Icon Decrypter
- 3DS Lazy
- 3DS Theme Editor
- 3DS To CIA Converter
- bch2obj
- BCWAV to BCSTM
- cgfx2obj
- cfgxViewer
- Citric Composer
- ctpktool
- CTR (Crappy Tiny Reader)
- Debanner
- dsdecmp
- DTLSExtractor
- Every File Explorer
- fmt_cgfx
- HackingToolkit9DS
- Kuriimu2
- Level5 3DS Archive tool
- lsdt
- N3DS Cmb Viewer
- Ohana3DS Rebirth
- OhanaXY
- Sm4shCommand
- SmashPACK
- SPICA
- Switch Toolbox
- texturipper
- xfsa
Physical Tools
- Various capture cards that allow lossless video and screenshot taking, with the assistance of a PC.
Common File Formats
- .CGFX - Model/Animation data
- .BCH - Model/Animation data
- .BCLIM - Texture/Sprite data
- .CTPK - Texture/Sprite data
- .BCSAR - Audio archive
- .BCSTM - Audio data
- .BCFNT - Font data
- .MSBT - Game text data
- .ICN - Game icon
Suggested Emulators
Citra
Citra is an open-source emulator that took cues from Dolphin in terms of presentation and support. It can run many 3DS games and even play games that support local wifi. It requires a very powerful computer that has a 64-bit processor to run with some games requiring higher requirements than others. An archive of the latest versions can be found here.
Specific Game Pages
<DynamicPageList> category = Nintendo 3DS Games ordermethod = sortkey order = ascending </DynamicPageList>
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