Changelog: Beta 1.10.0 Add OpenGL renderer, with resolution scaling up to 8x native Add support for manual cheat input Add button to toggle microphone input (thanks @ricnava00) Add visual indicators for toggle buttons Add support for memory expansion GBA slot Allow DSiWare title data to be imported/exported Improve foldable support Add Italian translation (thanks @alessandrosimonelli and @jincio92) Fix crash when importing cheat databases Minor fixes and improvements

Android port of melonDS, a DS and DSi emulator. Missing Features Local Multiplayer DSi SD card support Customizable button skins More display filters Performance Performance is solid on 64 bit devices with thread rendering and JIT enabled, and should run at full speed on flagship devices. Performance on older devices, specially 32 bit devices, is very poor due to the lack of JIT support. Integration with third-party frontends It's possible to launch melonDS from third part frontends. For that, you will need to have the ROMs you want to launch already scanned by melonDS. Then, you can configure your third-party frontend with the following configuration: Package name: me.magnum.melonds Activity name: me.magnum.melonds.ui.emulator.EmulatorActivity Parameters (choose one): Intent data (preferred) - a URI of the NDS ROM (ZIP and 7z files are supported). Ensure read permission is granted uri (deprecated) - a string with the SAF URI of the NDS ROM (ZIP and 7z files are supported) PATH (deprecated) - a string with the absolute path to the NDS ROM (ZIP and 7z files are supported) Info regarding save files When launching ROMs from third-party frontends, if melonDS hasn't scanned that particular ROM previously, it won't be able to create the save file next to the ROM file if the option "Save next to ROM file" is enabled in the settings or the save file directory is not set. Instead, melonDS will create a save file in Android/data/me.magnum.melonds/files/saves