Homebrew Need some help playing these 3 SNES games

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Basically, I wanted to play "Captain Tsubasa 3", "Captain Tsubasa 4" and "Captain Tsubasa 5", all games for SNES with no special chips.

Therefore, I wanted to know what's the easiest (and most accurate) way to play those 3, allowing me to save my game and sound would be a plus, but not required.

Any guess on how to do this on my SC - SD?
 

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Write an emulator that can handle it all. : D


WTF? No current emulator can handle such simplistic game?
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Try using SNESDS or the ne SnezziDS

SNESDS probably doesn't work for this, CT3 and CT4 have a major glitch where you can't see the players in the field, kinda hard to play a soccer RPG game like that. As for SnezziDS, how can I use it on a SC- SD? I couldn't seem to find it...
 

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