TL;DRThe Nintendo 3DS emulator Azahar released a new update with support for dual-screen emulation.Most of the code comes from the work of another developer specialized in dual-screen forks.Several highly anticipated dual-screen handhelds are set to launch in the next few months.Android gaming handhelds are right in the middle of a dual-screen rennaisance, but all of that will mean little of the software doesn’t support it. Early handhelds, like the awkward transforming SUGAR 1, used workarounds to get 3DS games to display on both screens, but a new update means those workarounds are a thing of the past.The Nintendo 3DS emulator Azahar, which continues the work of the now-defunct Citra, just dropped release 2123.3 with some big changes to how the app handles secondary displays. Now, the app can output to both screen simultaneously, with touch screen support on both. It also incorporates a fix for the Retroid Dual-Screen Add on to rotate the top screen.