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3DNes - Play NES games in 3D

NintyRaccoonOP
#1
All of us have more or less played a NES game at some point in our lives, either on a real NES console, through various emulators or with Nintendo's "Virtual Console". But how about replaying the games in 3D?I'm not a tech wizard, so please with my poor description: The emulator is created with Unity and aims to transform/change the sprites into 3D-blocks giving the players a 3D-experience. It's possible to zoom in/out and change the angles of the screen with your mouse.The emulator is in its early stages, so not every NES-game (like "The Adventures of Captain Comic" and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Manhattan Project") is playable. While some games are playable, they have a strange mixture of 2D sprites and 3D models (like "Punch-Out!!!"). You can't quick save/load yet and you have to extract the roms from their zip-files before you can play them.-----------------------------------------------------------------Link to project: https://geod.itch.io/3dnesFeatures
- Participate in the evolution of the 3Dification technology
- Play nes games with the true 3D graphic
- Play with any resolution supported by your PC, window or full screen mode
- Mono or Stereo Sound
- Customize the graphic whatever way you want
- Share/Get 3dn customization at the 3dn repository
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#2
Isn't this the app that works on a browser that became a trending topic some months ago...
Also 3D 8-bit graphics is neat :)
NintyRaccoonOP
#3

Replying to #2

Yes, it began as a Firefox-app but has become a standalone program under development.I've tried it. Apart from the games I mentioned, I've also tried the "combo games" (Super Mario Bros. + any other game). But they don't work well yet.Once it can run more commercial games, I think 3DNes will be really popular.
g.abree
#4
What do we use to play nintendo 3ds games? I'm downloading pokemon Y now...
Prectorian
#5

Replying to #4

3DS handheld + 3DS flashcart (e.g. Sky3DS/Gateway 3DS).
g.abree
#6

Replying to #5

Any links? I really appreciate for your quick response :)
Prectorian
#7
Find a game shop near you or Amazon.com.
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