Pros
- Extremely wide simulator compatibility
- Interface design is thieves friendly
- The buttons can be changed at will
- The rendering is amazing
- Archive and read files at any time. It smells so good
3.4 Arcade 3.4-DS-Pro 0.01M





How long has it been since you have touched those old handheld consoles and old mainframes? The Super3DS Pro Multi Emulator is the kind of artifact that allows you to instantly travel back to childhood-an App that puts Game Boy and PlayStation into your phone. It was developed by a small team with a lot of brains. Instead of following the routine of a big factory, they thought about everything for you like friends: no need to rummage through boxes to find old cassettes, no need to toss around a bunch of simulators, one application solves all retro game dreams.
Let's talk about coverage first-from handheld computers to home computers, dozens of platforms accept as they please, and veteran players will burst into tears when they see the list. Then there is the custom interface, with the theme and layout as you please, just like decorating your own game library and setting it up as you please. Then, archiving and reading files is a blessing for lazy people. Coupled with the "short-term playback analysis" function, every time you finish a small game, it will secretly tell you "where can you optimize that wave of operations just now", like a personal trainer. Finally, real-time scoring and ranking? That's right, while playing, you can see that your grades are rising, and you are as motivated as a plug-in in a game.
The moment I open the app, I really feel like I'm walking into an arcade hall-the interface is clean and tidy, the icons are clear, and the thumbnails still have nostalgic filters of old machines, but it won't confuse people. It's so smooth when you swipe through the list of games, so you just click on it when changing platforms. Even Xiaobai, the built-in guidance tutorial is like an old friend's chatter, and you can start it in just a few or two clicks. To be honest, I have seen many simulators, but not many that "understand people".
The most amazing thing is its all-in-one capability-ROMs from different platforms are all rolled together without having to be cut. Imagine a pocket-sized App containing hundreds or thousands of games, changing to play anytime, anywhere. I have to say a few more words about the "short-term playback analysis" function: it is not a simple record, but after each short game, it tells you that "it can be faster here" like a master pointing out to help you understand your own routines. Real-time scoring feedback is more interesting-updating your data while playing, the sense of accomplishment comes quickly and directly, which is much better than just clearing the game.
Most simulators only care about "as long as they can be used", but the Super3DS Pro wants to add something more-performance analysis, playback and playback, and sharing scores with friends to create a community atmosphere. Its phrase "short-term playback analysis" is not a gimmick, but it can really turn you from "playing blindly" to "knowing how to play": after playing a bar, look back at the operation clip, think about how to optimize it, and directly score high next time. Moreover, that scoring feedback system is simply a poison prepared for competitiveness, making you always think,"Another game, I will break the record." In this way, retro games have transformed from nostalgic pastime to strategic and growing challenges.
Overall, this App is like a caring old comrade-giving memories to the party and giving directions to curious babies. The platform support is comprehensive, the analysis functions are hard enough, and the interface is easy to use. It is not just a simulator, but a retro game museum in your pocket. I personally especially recommend it to old ironies who like to play with it in a short period of time and at a fast pace, as well as those "data enthusiasts" who like to watch their scores get higher little by little. Of course, if you just want to "play", you may feel that some functions are too complicated; but if you really want to experience and optimize yourself in depth, then this App will definitely surprise you. Anyway, I'm giving it five stars. Really, I can't do it without blowing it.
It's actually super simple! First copy your ROM files to your phone storage, then open this app, select a game you want to play, and click on it to start ~ However, remember to check if your device is good enough, so don't get stuck. It's embarrassing.
Wow, it supports a lot! You can play with old antiques such as Red and White Machine, Super Ren, Sega MD, and Game Boy. As long as you download the corresponding ROM well, you can go back to your childhood. It's so cool!
Gee, it's so simple! Throw the ROM file into your SD card or mobile phone memory, then open the emulator, find the "Library" or "Games" option, click in and select your ROM folder, and you will see the game list. Just click on it and play!
Of course! Go to the settings and find the "Control" column. You can change it any way you want. Drag the size and position of the button at will, and you can also connect to an external handle. Don't feel too good to play with!
You have to! You can use "Instant Archive" to save progress at any time, and you are no longer afraid of losing your Boss. The cheating code is also on the "Goldfinger" side of the settings. Playing with it is simply a life of cheating. It's so cool!
Download is free! However, some advanced functions or connecting external handles may cost a little money. How much is it exactly? Go to the "store" in the settings and have a look. Maybe there is a set plan you want ~
Users generally appreciate Super3DS Pro Multi Emulator as a high-quality emulator that handles many ROMs well, especially for Pokémon games, with some praising its performance on modern devices and noting it outperforms alternatives like Citra. However, key issues emerge across several dimensions. Compatibility is mixed: many users report smooth gameplay for DS and GBA titles, while others find 3DS games fail to launch, show black screens, or crash—though some note that using unzipped .3ds files can work. Performance is a common pain point: while some users enjoy lag-free experiences, many cite persistent lag, audio latency, and slow launch times that detract from the experience. The app lacks essential features such as tilt/motion controls, cheat code support, real-time clock tracking (critical for games like Animal Crossing), and flexible screen layouts, which frustrates power users. Save functionality is controversial: the in-game save system is unreliable, and the pro version's save states sometimes don't load or cause crashes, although basic saves work within the app. Some users encountered payment/installation issues and limited customization options. Overall, the emulator shows strong potential but is hampered by inconsistent compatibility, performance flaws, and missing features, leaving many users disappointed for a paid app.
I really enjoy this emulator for playing Pokémon, but consistent lag hurts the experience. Since it's a paid app, I hope performance updates come soon. Adding cheat code support in future versions would be great. This app has potential and I look forward to improvements.
The app has slow launch times and noticeable audio latency, but overall it's still a worthwhile purchase.
I love the app, but I can't share save states. I copied my Pokemon SoulSilver save from android/data/com.superds64pro/files/saves and sent it to a friend with the same app. We both placed the file in that folder, but when loading the ROM, no saves appear. What are we missing?
Not working
Basically a great app, but since the save function doesn't work, it's absolutely unusable. It's ironic that you have to buy the Pro version for save states, and then they don't work. Great!
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