3DS ROMs & CIA - Free Decrypted 3DS Game Download

Nintendo 3DS
Image Title Rating Downloads
Pokemon X
225,857
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
175,504
Super Mario 3D Land
150,999
Pokémon Omega Ruby
143,216
Mario Kart 7
117,390
Pokemon Y
107,553
New Super Mario Bros. 2
104,472
Pokémon Ultra Sun
103,719
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
98,010
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire
81,233
Pokémon Sun
80,455
Pokémon Ultra Moon
66,642
The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D
55,873
Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS
54,521
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
51,824
Animal Crossing: New Leaf
48,500
Fire Emblem Fates: Special Edition
45,820
Tomodachi Life
45,702
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
45,396
Shin Megami Tensei IV
43,702

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Undeniably, the 3DS is one of Nintendo’s most successful systems. 3DS was first introduced in 2011 and ended in 2020 to reinstate the playing field for the Nintendo Switch. With more than 150 million units sold, this is one of the typical console machines of unexpected success. With its compact size and two 3D screens, this machine can be easily carried anywhere.

Currently, there are many 3DS emulators on computers as well as mobile devices. Typical is Citra. You can easily run .3DS and .CIA games on this emulator. We have over 1000 Nintendo 3DS games including eShop games in 3 different formats and you can use them for many purposes: Decrypted, Encrypted and CIA. There are also a few Pokemon hacking games in CIA format that we added for users to try out.

Though the Nintendo 3DS’s inner hardware is quite a bit more powerful than the innards of the Nintendo DS family, the outside casing should strike a familiar note. The clamshell design remains from the Nintendo DS, as does the two-screen setup. The top screen of the 3DS displays 3D visuals, whereas the smaller bottom screen retains the DS’s touch-sensitive functionality. There are still some notable aesthetic differences between the Nintendo DS, Nintendo DSi, and Nintendo 3DS: The 3DS is capable of taking 3D pictures, whereas the DSi is not, and the 3DS also has an analog nub situated above its traditional cross-shaped d-pad.