The latest version of EmuDeck brings a new design and new emulators for 3DS.
Launched in beta last week, version 2.3 of popular emulation tool EmuDeck officially released today with a completely new design, new emulators for the Nintendo 3DS (including newcomer Lime3DS and the return of Citra), along with the ability to update emulators straight from Steam Deck's Gaming Mode.
The full changelog is as follows:
- New unified UI
- Button to remove SRM entries in manage emulators
- Partial Multilanguage support
- Auto-setup emulators on your device's language
- Lime3DS, a Citra fork has been added
- PabloMK7 Citra's fork has been added
- EmuDecky allows you to update emulators from gaming mode (you need to install EmuDecky from EmuDeck and not the Decky Store)
I've been running the beta for a while, and the team's changes to the user interface are fantastic. Using EmuDeck should now be much easier and clearer thanks to redesigned categories and an overall friendlier design.
You can download EmuDeck through their website, or update your existing install by launching EmuDeck on your desktop.
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