Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
Nintendo 3DS · Settings and results
An earlier Duo Lite test reports unstable performance, with only occasional bursts of 60 fps. A later regular Duo video shows a short 3× Azahar clip without a frame rate. Emulator and driver builds are unknown in both.
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Game screenshot via Libretro thumbnails. Not taken on a Duo.
Reported settings and results
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS is described as unstable in this earlier Lite test, with occasional bursts of 60 fps rather than a sustained result. The emulator build, driver and resolution are not given.
More detail
- Tested on a Duo Lite; the regular Duo may differ.
The reviewer describes Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS as a heavier title and shows it in the 3× Azahar profile, with no build or frame rate given.
- resolution scale
- 3×
- hardware shaders
- Off
More detail
- Only a short clip was shown.
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 ↗
Software used in these tests
More Nintendo 3DS notes
3DSPokémon XPokémon X gets a positive verdict in a short test on Lite’s GammaOS preview, with shader-compilation stutter and occasional graphical issues reported. The Azahar Nano menu shows 2× with dynamic resolution On, so it was not a fixed 2× throughout.Pocket Duo Lite
3DSFire Emblem AwakeningFire Emblem Awakening’s opening and tutorial battle get a positive verdict on Lite’s GammaOS preview, with some dips. The reviewer had already run the game once to compile shaders, so a first launch may run worse.Pocket Duo Lite
3DSLuigi’s Mansion: Dark MoonLuigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon remains a poor result in the Lite GammaOS preview. The reviewer lowers resolution to Native (1×) and disables dynamic resolution, then reports little improvement, and it is still not playable.Pocket Duo Lite
3DSMetroid: Samus ReturnsAt 4× in Azahar, one Duo review held around 30 to 31 fps on the stock Qualcomm driver and 27 to 28 fps with Mr. Purple’s T30, so the stock driver did slightly better here.Pocket Duo
Card screenshots come from Libretro, not from a Duo.
All game notes
