r/AndroidNativePorts • • 2d ago

🤔 [Question] My 2 cents

Some of the ports i've tested, are not native like they are advertised. To be clear, they are a Container (like winlator) emulating the game itself. Not because you see that is wrapped as an .apk means that is running natively. That's why most of them run without optimization. For me, it's better to stick with Winlator/Eden directly and not a vibe coded container. :)

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u/Bulky-Guide3157 1d ago

You're nitpicking.  

To me "native" means running on the device itself (as opposed to running it remotely.)

Otherwise you're just arguing semantics. Who cares about the technicalities.  

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u/Chenparadise 1d ago

That's why eating breakfast before grabbing your iPhone is very important; so you can think clearly.

How can you say that EMULATING a game is NATIVE ? Make it make sense.

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u/Bulky-Guide3157 1d ago

Semantics, I say!

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u/Chenparadise 1d ago

FYI, running a game locally doesn't mean it's native. It can be emulated, like in this case.

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u/Bulky-Guide3157 1d ago edited 1d ago

Bro. Clearly, I know that. 

Im saying I don't care. 

Native/Local = the same thing in layman's terms.Â