3Beans
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Visit3Beans vs Manic EMU
What both publish
| Fact | 3Beans | Manic EMU |
|---|---|---|
| License | The repository is licensed under GNU GPL-3.0. | The upstream Manic EMU source is licensed under GNU AGPL-3.0, with separate notices for bundled cores and dependencies. |
| Purpose | 3Beans is a low-level Nintendo 3DS emulator that runs the system OS as if it were on real hardware. | Manic EMU is an all-in-one retro game emulator for iPhone and iPad. |
| Self-hosting | The source and Makefile are public, so users can compile the emulator locally on supported desktop systems. | The product has no server deployment model, but RomM connectivity supports LAN self-hosted servers. |
3Beans plans
- 3BeansFree
- Free/open-source buildFree
Manic EMU plans
- FreeFree
- SideloadFree
- Sideload / GitHubFree
- Premium Monthly$0.99 a month
- Premium Monthly Plan$0.99 a month
- Premium Annual Plan$4.99 a year
Pick 3Beans if…
3Beans may suit users with a homebrew-enabled physical 3DS who can provide the required system files and encrypted game dumps. It is also relevant to people willing to try an early emulator and report issues or feedback.
Pick Manic EMU if…
Manic EMU suits iPhone and iPad users who want to play games from a range of classic systems. It may also suit players interested in RetroAchievements or multiplayer on eligible cores.