Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson
Nintendo 3DS · Settings and results
On a Duo Lite running the GammaOS Nano 1.5 beta, 2× shows some flickering. Controls then appear stuck after a Circle Pad Pro option is changed, and the reviewer is unsure whether the emulator crashed.
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Game screenshot via Libretro thumbnails. Not taken on a Duo.
Reported settings and results
At 2× on the Lite there is some flickering. Controls then appear stuck after a Circle Pad Pro option is changed; the reviewer is unsure whether the emulator crashed.
- 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.
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.
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More Nintendo 3DS notes
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Card screenshots come from Libretro, not from a Duo.
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