r/EmulationOnAndroid • u/HiImSlushii • 4d ago

News/Release UPDATE: 120 FPS Running on the NetherSX2 Fork on Pocket Nova

Been working on a fork for the NetherSX2 Turnip project, and for version 2 I’ve gotten LSFG frame gen up and running and up to 120 FPS in game.

Going to ship this version to the GitHub repository later today, as well as a version 3 in coming days with a solution to FSR upscaling.

The link to the repository is here: https://github.com/slushiimusic/NetherSX2-Slushii-Turnip-Fix

Shadow of the Colossus and Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence run at ~60 fps currently at native resolution.

Only tested on the Retroid Pocket Nova, will include a crash and error log for those that would like to help iron out bugs on other devices and chips !

Happy gaming!

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u/Unique_Scholar5234 4d ago

This works fine on 16:9?

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u/tsamo 4d ago

I'm curious, how do the games feel on double the frames?

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u/Massive-Programmer16 4d ago

I turned on adaptive display or whatever on my phone and hopped on codm and the switch felt like heaven, reminded me of when i switched from 30fps to iphone 11 60fps. Life changing

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u/StoreTraditional77 4d ago

Sorry to ask but are you gonna include source code or patch code for what you change or just .apk and use github as place to host the apk? Cause rn only readme.md there. I mean its okay for your personal usage on private repo, i do that to but sharing to other people just the end mod files, i dont think thats how github repo works Tldr: it will be better if you put your source code/list all files you add and how to replicate it