Hopefully we will see a PC engine/TG 16 emulator for DS. Honestly, I find it hard to believe there isn't one already. There was that really slow GBA one though, so its possible.
Anyway for me personally the ultimate homebrew moment will be the release of Wii64 that actually works well. I look at this site every day, hoping...some day.
actually the dsi can be hacked with the ak2i, all ds homebrew works but nothin has been developed to take advantage of the new hard ware
Then all that's been cracked is the card detection for ds carts. I'm not seven sure if dsiware will use the ds cartridge slot, or just the sd slot. As far as I'm aware running the current dsi homebrew carts simply puts the dsi into ds compatibility mode, hence the inability to access the new stuff.
Your comparison doesn't fit because, I used the lua player framework to create an Embedded object C library for the psp, that way all my apps are iPhone portable.Quote:
Originally Posted by osgeld
Lua Player is very powerful when you do two things,
1. Remove un-needed libraries
2. Compile your App in C
As long as lua isn't acting as an interrupter its just as fast as any other language
Many of my apps and games changed the way LuaPlayer apps where made and improved their quailty 10 fold. At the moment there are at least
1. 31 Lua apps using my scrolling background class
2. 4 Using the Object C libraries
3. 6 Using my Hit and check class
the scene for the Dinoo A320 is growing by the day, i love mine. all we need are few people willing to code for the device. weve even got a number of people willing to make donations, since this is a device that just needs the right support.
check us out here: http://a320.freeforums.org/