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The New Super Ultimate Injector can be used to create installable games from certain older consoles on a 3DS Family system.
The 3DS natively contains hardware to run such games, which is why VC Injects (which is what these are) are more desirable than emulators, as they automatically get better performance and compatibility. For this example, I will be making a VC inject of Pokemon Emerald for the Game Boy Advance. Broadly speaking, the steps will not differ too much for other supported VC injectable consoles.
To begin, open New Super Ultimate Injector for 3DS.exe, and create a new project.
Once the project loads, import your legally dumped GBA rom by navigating to it in the window that appears when you click this button.
Most of the information about your rom will be automatically prefilled. You may customise it as you wish. The options are reasonably self-explanatory, however if you are unsure, hover your mouse over a box or button for a short explanation of what it does.
Most of the customisation is up to you. You can pick a long and short name, change the game icon, choose a title ID, modify the CIA banner, etc, etc. If you are lazy, most of these options can be left unchanged, but you should click 'Download title screen from database' under icon settings and banner settings in order to get a half decent icon and banner image that you don't have to go hunting for.
Importantly, at this time, there is no way to change button mapping for a VC inject.
Under 'Edit content options' at the bottom, you can apply a hard reset and or a sleep patch, if you want to do that.
Once you have finished customising your rom, export it.
It can then be installed to your console via FBI, which by this point you should already have.
Here is an example of what the database title screen import looks like on a console. It's pretty good, for something that takes no effort on the user's behalf.
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Project Rub
Project Rub is impossible to hate, but a long way from being great. I certainly didn't feel the magic. Project Rub is a very odd game. You spend your time trying to win the... more
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The Rub Rabbits!
Rub Rabbits isn't a bad game, but there simply isn't anything that makes it a good game. If you enjoyed the original then you'll enjoy Rub Rabbits; just don't expect anything radically different. Feel the Magic: XY/XX was a fun collection of mini-games all tied together... more
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Zoo Tycoon
There’s definitely a zoo, but where’s the tycoon? Holding my arms out in front of me, I'm using the power of next-generation... more
7.
The Sims 2: Pets
Animal lovers will no doubt spend hours creating their ultimate cat or dog, but this PSP game is severely hampered by frequent loading. Having a pet in video game form has become all the rage. Since Nintendo... more
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MySims
If you are a huge Sims fan, this simple 'town in your pocket' might hold some worth for you, but if you are looking for something with a little more depth then it will likely be a disappointment. Collected together, the Sim titles from the past two decades make for one of... more
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The Sims 3
The franchise has successfully managed to spread itself across multiple platforms, but it seems as though the 3DS takes more away from it than it adds. It's a beautiful day over at the VideoGamer.com office. The sun is shining,... more
4.
SimCity DS
The depth and balance in SimCity DS is a rare treat for DS owners, and is astounding considering the genuine pick-up-and-play qualities the game has. While The DS' back-catalogue is rife with games that make innovative or... more
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ANNO 1701: Dawn of Discovery
Anno 1701 offers engrossing escapism and a refreshing alternative to more aggressive gaming themes. It's a great little title that deserves a huge chunk of your time. In the wake of Sim City DS comes another, altogether less serious city... more
2.
Style Boutique
This fashion store sim is perfect for kids who like to shop and create different outfits. You might have noticed that this review looks slightly different to other... more
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Viva Piñata
Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise might not be the perfect handheld game for kids and the whole family but it's pretty close. The premise of Viva Piñata is exceedingly simple: create a garden and... more