Nano Assault EX
Nintendo 3DS · Settings and results
On a Duo Lite running the GammaOS Nano 1.5 beta, the reviewer reports 60 fps at the default 2×, with a brief rendering disturbance that clears. Only early gameplay was shown.
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Game screenshot via Nintendo / Shin’en Multimedia. Not taken on a Duo.
Reported settings and results
The reviewer reports 60 fps at the default 2× setting on Lite, with a brief rendering disturbance that clears. Only early gameplay was shown.
- firmware
- GammaOS Nano 1.5 beta (review build)
- emulator
- Azahar Nano (bundled player)
- resolution scale
- 2×
More detail
- Duo Lite (6 GB / 128 GB) on the GammaOS Nano 1.5 beta, build not shown. Not tested on a regular Duo.
- The reviewer blames shaders for the disturbance.
Broader compatibility reports
The emulator's own list shows whether this game works in general. How well it runs on the Duo can still differ.
Azahar compatibility tracker ↗
More Nintendo 3DS notes
3DSPokémon Ultra SunThe regular Duo test reports a hardware-shader tradeoff at 3×: leaving it off avoids outlined Pokémon but limits fast-forward. An earlier Duo Lite test on a GammaOS beta used 2× for more headroom.Pocket Duo and Duo Lite
3DSKid Icarus: UprisingOn a Duo Lite running the GammaOS Nano 1.5 beta, the reviewer calls it playable but reports slowdown later in the sequence. A stand helps with the original touch controls; no control mod is installed.Pocket Duo Lite
3DSFire Emblem Fates: BirthrightOn a Duo Lite running the GammaOS Nano 1.5 beta at 2×, repeated black flickering is distracting enough that the reviewer questions the experience, and fast-forward headroom does not fix it.Pocket Duo Lite
3DSProject X ZoneOn a Duo Lite running the GammaOS Nano 1.5 beta, the one short battle shown runs well, without the flickering seen in the earlier Fire Emblem test.Pocket Duo Lite
Card screenshots come from Libretro, not from a Duo.
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