126w ago - Today French site PS3Gen (linked above) reports that the anonymous coder who brought us
PS3SX and
GenesisPlus GX PlayStation 3 emulators is now working on an NDS3 Nintendo DS emulator (DeSmuME port) for PS3 JailBreak users.
To quote, roughly translated: After a night's work, he offered us an exclusive alpha version of its emulator Nintendo DS based on DeSmuME.
The emulator is currently in testing phase but you can play 2D games like Yoshi's Island with good fluidity. Anonymous is working on compatibility and accelerate 3D games as well as the inclusion of sound.
It will also add a pointer to use the tactile features games, knowing that for now the L3 button enables a pressure on the screen, which is quite useful when a game requires to support it. Backups are functional and a menu selection opens ROMs when the button is pressed R3 to change the game without having to restart the emulator.
Anonymous wants to improve his first emulator before distributing it.
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Oh, anybody remember the Nintendo 64 
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Since the last version, Anonymous had to start developing the emulator DeSmuME to adapt to the available base on PC to make it compatible with the PowerPC architecture of the PlayStation 3. Now, the console is capable of using the CPU to successfully comfortably play 3D games, they were accelerated by 7 times compared to the first version.
However, the emulator is still under development and 3D games are not yet optimized to their fullest. We therefore present two games in this video, Yoshi's Island DS and Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. Pour profiter au maximum du gameplay proposé par l'émulateur, nous avons coupé les cinématiques. To make the most of the gameplay offered by the emulator, we cut the cutscenes.
As you see, the 2D games are very fluid and require almost no work, Anonymous will therefore now concentrate on the most advanced games to optimize the architecture of the PlayStation 3. The video is available below, we will give you more information, always exclusive, as soon as development progresses.