
3dSen is a unique emulator that transforms NES games into stunning 3D voxel dioramas. Relive your favorite retro titles like never before!
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3dSen PC is a passion project that reimagines classic NES games by turning them into fully playable 3D voxel dioramas. It’s not just about nostalgia—it's about seeing these beloved games in a whole new light. Whether you're jumping back into old favorites or discovering hidden gems for the first time, 3dSen offers a fresh way to experience retro magic across every genre: platformers, RPGs, shooters, beat ’em ups, puzzlers, and more.
If you want to play in both VR and PC modes, check out 3dSen VR instead.
You must provide your own roms as 3dSen doesn't contain any rom.
100+ Supported Titles and Growing
Hand-tuned support for both iconic classics and modern homebrew.
Includes—but isn’t limited to—Super Mario Bros, Contra, Metroid, Zelda, Final Fantasy, Duck Hunt, Dragon Warrior, Mega Man, Castlevania, Battle Kid, Micro Mages, and more.
Quick Save/Load
Save anywhere, anytime—no need to wait for a checkpoint.
Rollback & Fast Forward
Fix that missed jump or breeze past the grind.
Custom Camera Controls
Zoom, rotate, and frame the action just the way you like.
Real-Time Lighting & Shadows
Add depth and drama to every scene with dynamic visuals.
Animated Skyboxes
Every level feels alive with immersive skies and backgrounds.
Export to 3D File
Save your favorite game moments as 3D models for fun or creativity.
Custom Cover Art
Make your library your own with personalized game covers.
Runs on Windows, Linux & Intel Macs
Cross-platform support from the start—no hoops to jump through.
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Reviews
If I could do a mixed review, I would. It's kinda cool for a few minutes trying different (supported) games. It's literally just a visual gimmick for $7-$15, and that's it, but that is [i]exactly[/i] what it advertises itself as. How much do you really even want your NES / Famicom games in psuedo-3D? Worth trying if you think you might be interested, you can always refund it. Personally, I'd rather just use a more accurate, mature, [b]FREE[/b], 2D emulator, like FCEUX or NEStopia, if not just use my Toploader, and go buy a 2 for $6 deal sausage & egg mcmuffin to clog my arteries. The supported games list is pretty meh, and as an emulator unfathomably basic and feature-poor. Again, it's not [i]bad[/i], hence the thumbs up, just pointless imo; pure gimmick.
I've been checking this out since it was in beta, and having grown up with the NES, this is an incredible new way to play and see the games that shaped my childhood. This isn't just an emulator. This is a whole new vision!
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Languages: English
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This is pretty neat. Some audio issues in some games, most noticable in Mega Man 1 Ice man stage. Can't wait to watch this blossom, would love to see Sweet Home on here!
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This is an emulator like no other, it transforms NES games into a 2.5D experience, results vary in quality depending on the game though keep in mind. It seems to struggle particularly if an auto scroller is involved. Some highlights include Castlevania and Super Mario Bros. I'm still exploring the various possibilities of this emulator, I wish there were more updates and games added to the compatibility list.
it's a fun gimmick for a NES Emulator
Was intrigued by the premise of the software. Play NES classic games in 3D. Thought, what the heck, it's on sale, lets give it a go. Played Circus Charlie and it was full of graphical glitches. The sprites randomly disappearing, controller support was wonky (playing on a ps5 controller, no start of select button functionality). There was a red dot that looked like a dead pixel on my screen but it was a graphical glitch from the game because when you moved the camera around, the dead pixel moved too. Shouldn't be charging money for a concept emulator that seems like it's unfinished/beta testing mode.
Awesome project that breathes new life into classic gaming! Highly recommend!
Don't get me wrong. The idea behind this project is great, and I genuinely wanted to like it. I gave it a fair chance and spent time trying to get comfortable with it, but the struggle is real. Instead of enjoying the experience, I found myself fighting the interface at every step. With a major focus on usability and a cleaner UI, this could be a fantastic application. Right now, though, it's much harder to use than it needs to be.
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