CitraVR provides a “New 3DS” efficiency toggle to the emulator on Quest.
Following final month’s launch, CitraVR, an open-source Nintendo 3DS emulator tailored for Quest by Air Hyperlink creator Amanda Watson, acquired a brand new replace. Dubbed v0.4.0, Watson states this provides “about 4 months of modifications from Citra mainline,” together with a New 3DS toggle to enhance efficiency on some video games. For the unfamiliar, that is primarily based on the hand held console’s mid-generation improve which added improved processors and elevated RAM.
Different notable additions to CitraVR embrace a brand new UI, darkish theme and an in-VR system keyboard. Sooner library loading is promised that can profit Quest 2 customers, and v0.4.0 adjusts enter binding assist for gamepads. Additional efficiency tweaks like audio stretching are additionally talked about alongside different fixes. Watson additionally notes “this modification will reset all consumer settings to defaults the primary time it launches.”
CitraVR v0.4.0 is accessible now on SideQuest and GitHub. For extra particulars on putting in CitraVR take a look at our earlier information under:
How To Set up CitraVR To Play Nintendo 3DS On Quest
CitraVR is accessible now for Quest headsets and these directions might help you get it put in by way of sideloading.
