How to set the NDS simulator archive format

no$gba, press F11, and the penultimate at the bottom left is to adjust the NDS archive format. The no$ version defaults to auto, that is, it automatically adjusts the archive. However, there are also a very small number of games that need to be manually adjusted by themselves, and of course there are some game emulators that do not support it, so no matter which save format is chosen, he said that the save format is not right = =

NDS Cartridge Backup Media: The type of save when running the NDS game.

Note: After setting this option, you must "reset the game" for the first item to be off.

The second auto item is automatic.

The other options are all various save types.

no$ doesn't have an auto option yet. However, from the beginning, the emulator can already automatically query the correct save type for the NDS game, so you don't have to choose the save type separately as before. (Select the Auto emulator to automatically query the correct archive type and use it).

Generally, you can select auto.

NDS emulator games can be placed in any folder on the player's computer.

The player unzips the game package, puts it in the folder you want to put it in (remember this folder), then opens the NDS emulator, clicks on the file on the emulator to open the file, and then finds the folder where you just put the game (the one you remember), and clicks on the game.

Use NDS to emulate the kernel software of other platforms and make it possible to run software, games, etc. of the simulated platform. There are currently analog FC, SFC, MD, MP4, arcade, etc.

The method of removal is:

1. Turn on nozoomer. To start nozoomer for the first time, you need to mount nogba first. Find it, click Open;

2. When the nogba mount is completed, you need to open the running game ROM;

3. After successfully running the ROM, the interface will be larger than the original Nogba, which is another powerful feature of Nozoomer. You can first check the original archive modification time, open the battery folder in the nogba directory of the emulator, find the corresponding archive file and record the modification time of the file;

4. Go back to the game and save it once in the game. If at this point we look at the archive directory.

To replay, the NDS game needs to be saved in the game, and the next time you open it, you will be asked if you want to read the record.

You create a folder of roms and put the game files in it.

First of all, unzip the good game package, put it in the folder you want to put it in (remember this folder), then open the NDS emulator, click on the file on the emulator Open the file, and then find the folder where you just put the game (remember the one), click on the game

Actually, you don't have to put it in that folder! As long as the game is opened, there will always be a save!

Whatever you want, as long as you select the game when you read it.