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Turbo: Things start to get ugly here, but at least the games run fast, right?.

Most games should run well with this preset.

Fast: Sacrifices some quality to run fast but not going too far.

Safe: Good middle ground between speed and quality, only makes the necessary sacrifices to ensure good compatibility and speed.

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Quality: Makes no sacrifices and provides full quality while trying to speed things at least a little.

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There are some quick presets which can help if you don't know how to tweak the emulator options: If you copy more than one bios file, the previous list shows the priority order.

To use a bios you need to copy the bios file in the same folder as this program. Only PBP and CHD files are supported, there are some emulator options you can change.ДЄ bios is not required, but is highly recommended.

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After getting that far, just do the steps for taking apart the Circle Pad shown in this video (even though this video is for an O3DSXL, all Circle Pads are the same) as it shows you how to take apart the underside of the Circle Pad Joystick since there's still quite a few parts and you have to be careful with the small black plastic ring that sits between the base of the Joystick and the back of the inner face of the system and how to twist out the old joystick.With this tool you'll be able to make independent Retroarch cias for your favorite PS1 games using the PCSX-Rearmed core without having to install Retroarch or anything besides the generated cia.

This guide is for the N3DSXL for replacing the whole Circle Pad assembly, Joystick and Sensor. If you're able to prop up the back part, you can just do your work without disturbing the ribbon connectors too much and that makes less of a risk of not putting the connector back on correctly later on, they're a bit fiddly to put back on to some people.ДЄs for your smol N3DS, it's a little more difficult as they had to split the motherboard into smaller parts to stack on top of each other to cram it into a smaller space, but still doable. You have to open carefully and hinge open towards the shoulder buttons so you can get at the connectors to pop them off. The main thing to watch out for on the systems are the ribbon cables for the L/R/ZL/ZR buttons that are attached to the motherboard when you first open the real system back panel. TL DR- Technically you DO need the whole joystick replacement, that's the way it comes.ДЇor the N3DSXL units, replacing the circle pad isn't too bad, the tutorials on iFixit are a good resource for how to get into the systems, and just do it in reverse to put it back together. Now, if you're talking the C-Stick nub on the right on the New 3DS family of systems, you can just buy replacement rubber pips with the loops for the C-stick. Some people have tried using a small dot of super glue to re-affix the pad to the stick, but YMMV as it could stay and work or it could just fall off again leaving you back at square one.

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Personally I'd buy a metal joystick replacement and swap the whole fudger out for something that can't fall apart (and is my dream modification on my two daily driver systems) but otherwise I only know of textured cover caps that go over the standard gray material your thumb goes and doesn't work as a replacement as it fits over the OEM gray rubberized part, or replacing the whole joystick itself in order to get a full working part. They're not made as a separate piece to purchase. The rubber pad is affixed to the joystick in such a way that you need a new joystick as a whole to get it back to having that cover. Do not include any spoilers in a post title.Д«rowse these all at once or browse the full directoryД¬ircle Pad on the left is universal for all 3DS/2DS units. Use the tag in the beginning of your title and give a general description of its contents. Spoiler tagging DOESN'T WORK in post titles. If your comment contains a spoiler, hide it using: >!This is a spoiler. Posts with spoilers in the title will be removed.

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