Unlike DeSmuME, melonDS requires several вЂњBIOSвЂќ files in order to work, which can be found & downloaded relatively easily by Googling (no, I canвЂ™t link you to them sorry). Add NDS::SkipFrame to skip rendering next frame (a87e0d9).Skips rendering frames that will not be displayed due to fast forwarding for improved performance.Fix fastmem crash on Apple devices with small VM address space (e40bc37).Fix crash on Apple devices without JIT support (c353e77).Support JIT on Apple platforms (1d27e4c).Supports JIT on iOS by mapping separate virtual memory addresses with different permissions (one with EXEC permissions, the other with READ and WRITE) to the same underlying memory.Added callback function for when melonDS requests microphone data, allowing Delta to delay activating the microphone until it is actually needed.However, there were still some features I wanted to add that werenвЂ™t already supported by melonDS, so I ended up forking melonDS to implement them. This switch was motivated by the fact that DeSmuME development has mostly stalled while melonDS is still being actively developed, as well as melonDS supporting features I would eventually like to add to Delta that DeSmuME doesnвЂ™t (such as multiplayer support). Unsurprisingly, this initial release was extremely buggy - but thanks to feedback from my Patrons, IвЂ™ve continued to refine DeltaвЂ™s DS support over time, and now itвЂ™s finally stable enough for public use! Powered by melonDSДelta originally used DeSmuME to emulate DS games, but after some discussions with my Patrons I decided to instead switch to melonDS. When I first launched Delta almost 2 years ago, I announced that support for playing DS games would be coming soon, and released a beta version of Delta exclusively for my Patrons that included an early preview of the feature. After more than a year in development, IвЂ™m thrilled to announce Delta 1.3 is now available and brings support for playing Nintendo DS games to everyone рџҐі Delta, meet DS

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