Power Disc Slam is a fast, physics-driven action-arcade sports game built for the Nintendo 3DS and playable on Windows through the Citra 3DS Emulator. Developed and published by Chequered Cow Games, it launched on August 18, 2016, and blends the timing of a fighting game with the spatial awareness of a disc sport. This decrypted ROM release covers both the EUR and JPN regions, so you can pick the build that matches your emulator setup and preferred language track.

If you have been searching for a clean, decrypted copy of Power Disc Slam to run on Citra, this page gives you the real specs, the actual download links, and a clear picture of what the game does before you commit the 111MB to your drive.

Technical Specifications

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What Power Disc Slam Actually Is

Strip away the emulator wrapper and Power Disc Slam is a one-on-one disc-throwing duel. Two players face off in a contained arena, and the core loop is about reading your opponent's position, charging a throw, and releasing at the right angle to send the disc past them. It borrows the energy of classic arcade sports titles and the tension of a fighting game, then wraps it in a brightly colored, low-poly art style that suits the 3DS screen.

The game is designed for quick sessions. Rounds are short, the controls are simple to pick up, and the difficulty curve comes from the physics rather than from memorizing long move lists. You can play against the computer or against a second player, which makes it a natural fit for the couch-and-emulator setup many Citra users run on Windows.

Because this is the decrypted eShop build, it does not carry the encryption layer that blocks some emulators. You can load the .3DS file directly in Citra without needing to decrypt it yourself, which removes one of the most common friction points for newcomers to 3DS emulation.

Key Features

• Physics-based disc throwing: Charge, aim, and release to curve shots around your opponent rather than relying on button-mash combos.
• Head-to-head arcade action: One-on-one matches with a fast rhythm that rewards timing and positioning.
• Local multiplayer support: A second-player mode makes it a solid pick for shared-screen sessions on a single PC.
• Seven-language support: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Japanese are all included in the ROM.
• Dual-region release: Both EUR and JPN builds are available, so you can match the ROM to your emulator region settings.
• Decrypted .3DS format: Loads in Citra 3DS Emulator without an extra decryption step.
• Compact footprint: At 111MB, it downloads quickly and takes up very little disk space compared to most modern titles.

Pros & Cons

• Pros:
  • Simple controls that are easy to learn but hard to master.
  • Small 111MB download that installs in seconds.
  • Decrypted format removes a common emulator headache.
  • Broad language coverage across seven languages.
  • Quick matches that suit short play sessions.
• Cons:
  • Niche arcade sports title with a smaller content footprint than mainstream 3DS games.
  • Best enjoyed with a second player; solo play has a shorter shelf life.
  • Requires Citra and the shared font files to run properly on Windows.
  • No official changelog is published for this decrypted build.

Who This ROM Is For

Power Disc Slam suits you if you enjoy arcade sports games with a low barrier to entry, or if you are building a small Citra library and want something lightweight to test your setup with. It is also a reasonable pick for players who want a local multiplayer game that does not demand a heavy install. If you are looking for a deep single-player campaign or a simulation-grade sports title, this is not that game, and the ROM will not change that.

If disc-based sports are your thing, you may also enjoy Perfect Round Disc Golf, which takes a slower, more tactical approach to the same general theme. For a very different pace, Ambition: A Minuet in Power (v1.091) offers a narrative-driven experience instead of arcade action.

Version Freshness and Publisher Details

This release is the decrypted eShop build tied to the original August 18, 2016 launch window. No newer official patch is documented in the source material, so treat the version label as an estimate rather than a confirmed build number. The developer and publisher listed for the game is Chequered Cow Games; the article author credited on the original listing is Berry. Because the title is a small-studio release, you should not expect a public changelog or ongoing update history.

On the trust side, keep your expectations grounded: the input data does not include a malware scan result or a verified clean status, so this page does not claim one. What you can verify yourself is the file size (111MB), the .3DS decrypted format, and the fact that the download links below point to MediaFire and 1Fichier. If a link ever stops working, the standard practice is to request a reupload rather than hunt for mirrors of unknown origin.

Download Links: EUR and JPN Builds

The EUR build is 111MB and the JPN build is 112MB. Both are decrypted .3DS files packaged as RAR archives. Use a current version of WinRAR or 7-Zip to extract them; older archivers sometimes prompt for a password that does not exist on these files.

EUR (111MB): MediaFire | 1Fichier

JPN (112MB): MediaFire | 1Fichier

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Getting It Running on Citra

You will need the Citra 3DS Emulator installed on your Windows machine before the ROM is useful. Once Citra is set up, extract the RAR archive and load the resulting .3DS file through the emulator's file menu. If Citra throws archive errors or fatal errors on first launch, the usual cause is missing shared font files; grab those from the Citra resource page and point the emulator at them.

Pick the EUR build if you want the broader European language set front and center, or the JPN build if your emulator region settings lean that way. Both contain the same seven languages, so the choice mostly comes down to region consistency with the rest of your library.

Notes Before You Download

• There is no password on these game files. If an archive asks for one, your extractor is likely outdated.
• If you hit a RAR CRC error or a damaged-file warning, re-download the archive before trying anything else.
• Decrypted ROMs are playable on PC through Citra; they are not intended for use on original 3DS hardware.
• If you enjoy the game, buy it and support Chequered Cow Games.

Final Take

Power Disc Slam is a small, focused arcade sports game that does one thing well: fast, physics-driven disc duels. At 111MB with a decrypted format and seven languages, it is an easy addition to a Citra library on Windows. Download the EUR or JPN build above, extract it with a current archiver, and load it in Citra. If you want a companion title with a different rhythm, Utawarerumono: Past and Present Rediscovered is worth a look for its story-driven approach.

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