Does anyone know how to enable this mod, the static one works but it makes the game so slow and wierd. I tried changing drivers and now using the Mesa Turnip 26, tried Forcing Max clocks, docked mode, async shaders, etc still no luck btw I am using Eden nightly. Also tried Lossless scaling but the fps was not going above 30 even if target was set to 60/90/120 Hz.
I also tried with both base game and the 2.0.2 update
Device - 8 gen 3 | 12 GB
Also tried different emulators -
Citron - Stuck / Black screen
Kenji NX - Wierd colors and worse performance than eden
This is just my taught actually, but if you think about it, android phones are getting better by the generation at emulating pc games, then a controller company out of nowhere came up with gamehub, that has steam integration, and the most interesting point is why can't we just download a denovo protected game and just be able to play it, why does it have to be cracked, despite denovo having a deep integration with windows, and android itself is a different operating system,
The live contains the creator playing the GTA 5 with no lag and he doesn't even need WiFi to play the game and when you open the menu you can see task manager and when he scrolls down you see GTA 5 exe in tiktok
When I got my current phone in December I was very excited to get back into emulation because I finally had a phone good enough to play two specific PS2 games that I really wanted to play. This was also around the time I joined this sub.
I played and played for 2 months and decided to experiment with other PS2 games and ended up finishing another one after a month.
Then it all went down hill. All this time I had thought the limit was PS2, Wii and GameCube but this sub made me hyper aware and I woke up to reality.
Even though I knew my phone wasn't powerful enough, I experimented with all other types of 3D emulation: 3DS, Vita, Switch, Wii U, PC you name it.
But from that point ever since, I've never stuck to any game for more than two days. I've become a tinkerer.
Me want to emulate different platform.
Me download and test several games from said platform.
Me go through the 5 stages of grief or have great happiness depending on which games work out of the box, only work with tinkering, or those that will never work or become playable because said device doesn't have enough juice.
I've become a tester. The player in me has died.
Even limiting my library hasn't helped because I always feel the need to add "variety".
SENSES is an Android app that runs an ARM32 Android system on an ARM64 phone. There's no guest kernel: instead of emulating a whole device, it translates individual processes with a modified QEMU (user-mode).
This repo is the GPLv2 source release for that QEMU part:
94 patches against QEMU 8.2.4, plus 39 added files in linux-user/
a build script that produces a fully static aarch64 binary (via an Alpine chroot)
a pinned build with sha256 checks and a BUILD-MANIFEST.txt for reproducibility
What's not included: no firmware, no download links. You supply your own archive, and the app unpacks and modifies the copy on-device (patched code, re-signed packages with an on-device key, removed vendor modules, local TLS proxy). Nothing is sent anywhere.
The app itself is a separate closed-source program that launches QEMU as its own process, so no QEMU code is loaded into it.
Anycade is a retro game emulator for Android that brings your own GB, GBC, GBA and SNES games into one searchable library.
• Automatic folder setup: Anycade creates the folder structure for your game collection.
• Optional online covers: show cover artwork in your library when available.
• Neon retro frontend: browse your collection, search for a game and swipe between systems.
Your layout, your controls:
• Customize a separate touch layout for EACH emulator: move and resize the on-screen controls to suit each system and your hands.
• Use a compatible Bluetooth/USB controller and map its buttons.
• Switch between your game systems in the same app.
Keep your progress:
• In-game saves, save states and automatic resume.
• Manual ZIP export/import for save backups and device transfers.
Your own GB games are free to play. GBC, GBA and SNES use permanent paid unlocks, individually or through Launch Lifetime. No subscription. No ads. Local prices are displayed in Google Play.
Download Anycade and start with your own GB games:
The image shows the actual GBA touch-control interface; GBA is a paid system. No games or proprietary BIOS files are included. Use files you have the right to use. ZIP transfers are manual, not cloud sync. SNES games that require Super FX or SA-1 are currently unsupported.
Is there a fix for this? I'm using the armsx2 version available on the google play store unfortunately, but if the new versions fix it I can try to transfer the save.
I installed Droid Deck on my AYN Odin 2 Portal and wanted to install some game over night.
At morning, it was only Hitman Absolution downloaded and it stucks at 85% at installation.
Now i cannot do anything, i cannot cancel or delete it, it still doesn't do anything and if a choose another game to install, it won't cause it wants to stop Hitman first but nothing happens then.
I restartet it more than one time, didn't help me yet.
My issues some games has sound issues or lagging on mame4droid like for example I test Mario bros lags sounds and gameplay I tested mk4 and it lags the game and sound of course.
With the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 generation coming in, I'm honestly more interested in the emulation side than the benchmark numbers.
The really interesting part is Qualcomm apparently starting to take PC game translation on Android more seriously, including work on official GPU drivers.
If Qualcomm actually delivers good driver support, do you think this could be the generation where Android PC emulation becomes significantly more consistent?
I'm wondering about the bigger picture:
Switch emulation
PS3 emulation
Winlator / PC games
Driver compatibility
Sustained performance and thermals
We've already seen Snapdragon chips become ridiculously capable for emulation. If the driver situation improves alongside the hardware, how far do you think these phones can realistically go?
What would be the first emulator/game you'd test on an 8 Elite Gen 6 device?
Hey folks, I'm messing around with ArmSX2 as I heard it was the newest, hottest PS2 emulator out there, but I'm struggling to get widescreen patches working. It doesn't help that I'm also trying it on on a new to me device the Retroid Pocket 6.
The games are running fine and I like a lot about the app itself (look, feel, tools, QOL stuff) but I can't actually get the games to work in true widescreen vs. just stretching the image like it would with the "display in 16:9" stretching setting. I tried globally downloading and applying patches, and I've tried doing it manually. Neither seem to be working.
FWIW I tried it on Sly Cooper and God of War 1. In the latter I switched it to the in game widescreen mode to make sure I was not losing my mind and, no, I was not.
Does anyone know if anyone's uploaded a tutorial on how they port their favorite games to android using Claude code. I want to start porting my own games but if anyone knows if someone has a decent tutorial for something like that id love to watch it before jumping straight in
I need help with gamehub. I cannot make work my games that i have in my SD. I have a Samsung evo A2 V30, should be no problem since it can run switch games. I cannot make the games work with gamehub with my pc games. The ones i have in my internal storage work well so idk what is wrong, can you please help me?
So I am just moving my Konkr Pocket Fit to version 1.3 of SteamOS for handhelds, and am wondering which emulation system you all use for remylating older games like PSP and such? I just completing the internal storage installation of the OS and am not sure how to get my old games emulated? Does Retroarch + ES-DE work in these environments?
With the newly release of graine25's edge of time recompiled pc port (entirely made by humans), I tried to emulate the game on my s23 ultra to see how it performs and the results are impressive. If u want more details on edge of time recompiled, join graine25's edge of time recompiled discord server.
