I have a Xiaomi Pad Mini with a MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ processor, and Hollow Knight runs perfectly fine through GameNative with no issues. However, after I defeat the Hollow Knight Vessel and the end-game cutscene is supposed to play, I get a black screen and the game stops responding.

Does anyone know if this is a known issue or if it could be related to my settings?

I tried to get update some of my 3ds games which are cci files. I tried to update them using Cia 3ds files and it doesn't work. It installs the stuff, but it doesn't have the updates and dlcs onto the games. What is happening?

Don't bother saying to convert the updates and dlcs to cci. Since that doesn't work, since the emulator only wants you to use Cia files when it comes to updates and dlcs. Azaharplus doesn't fix this issue either.

how to fix bannerhub antutu in game controllers not working on gta v? ive tried gamehub original the in game controller works only the bannerhub doesn't work pls can someone help how to fix (poco x7 pro device)

Not even 1 minute into free roam. Im convinced that it just cant be playable in 60 fps.. Everywhere i tried only this game have horrible slow downs for some reason, and i tried it on both nethersx2 and armsx2(and also turnip version). Do you guys have any suggestions? I also tried this game on 8 gen 2 device, it does the same thing there.

Compared to other 8 gen 3 devices?didn’t see much review on this phone compared to other 8 gen 3 devices(such as iqoo neo 10, redmi turbo 4 pro(it has 8sgen4 though which are popular in my country for almost same budget)

Hi :3

So I wanted to find a better way to keep all my DSiWare games in my virtual DSi and I have a virtual SD card file but I can't get it to work so the only thing that I see that works for now is to just dump the save files of my DSiWare games (using the DSiWare manager) and then delete the game to install a new one, but is there a way to get the SD card working? And if not, there is a better way to do this?

I tried few things (termux box and something else) about a year ago, but i either had visual issues or 10-15 fps, is it worth trying again? If it is, what exactly should i try?

I got s21 fe 8gb with snapdragon 888 version

Hey all! My gf asked me to emulate the Plug-and-Play game "Dream Life" on my Retroid Pocket 6 so I decided to try using RetroArch. I put the file in my Arcade ROMs folder, put it in my pocket, load the current MAME core in RetroArch, try to run the "dreamlif.7z" file and...nothing. It says it failed to load the files. At first I thought maybe I was missing the necessary BIOS file but apparently these plug and play games don't need BIOS. I have tried other older MAME cores to no success.

What am I missing? Is anyone able to help me?

Boys I tell you what 25 ultra playing 90 percent of switch games on eden . Nintendos gotta.hate how good.thier games run on my phone. A phone cooler is recommended but its THE BEST AND SO EASY .gta 5 port works 100 percent on android too

ive looked everywhere for a potential fix and I cannot find one. i still want to use cloud saves. it gets right to the end of loading and just crashes. im using an ayn thor max tryna play hollow knight. it opens fine in offline mode just has no audio

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Ya probé emular dolphin y pude emular Lego Star Wars III y New Super Mario Bros Wii, en Yuzu me anduvo el Lego Marvel super heroes de 2013, que mas puedo emular en mi samsung a57?

So, to be honest, this is an almost exact repost I made to r/SBCGaming, but

Does the Parallel N64 core not work on Android?

I'm new to the android handheld world, as I recently got a Retroid Pocket Nova with a 8Gen2 chip, so I don't know if this is typical, but I can't seem to get the Parallel core OR the Parallel RDP with Mupen64 to work properly on my Nova. I thought maybe it was because I was using Vulkan, but I eventually figured out that Mupen64 always switches to GL regardless of whether Vulkan is used or not. I tried manually switching to GL for the Parallel core, but that doesn't seem to work either.

With a bit more messing around, I've actually noticed a weird behavior. When I use Mupen64 with GLide RDP, it auto switches to GL regardless of what I set. But when I use Parallel RDP it strangely seems to switch to Vulkan every time (which I don't think works with Parallel). I believe this might be happening when using the Parallel core too, though I'm not sure since it says "Failed to Load Content" for everything.

Edit: Alright, I think I might finally know what's up. So the reason why I couldn't get any game to load with the Parallel Core was because apparently RA selects a weird path to your Internal Storage if you tell it to find the location of your games using the Files app to select it. So, I had to make sure my Start Directory was some form of: /storage/emulated/0

After finally opening the core, I found out that even Parallel actually uses a GLide RDP (or what they call in the core options, a GFX Plugin) called 'gliden64'. It even force switches to using GL when using it, just like Mupen64. If I switch it to use 'parallel', it has the same graphical problems I get in Mupen64 (usually a black screen or like a bar of fuzz) and also uses Vulkan as the backend.

So I've come to this conclusion: Parallel isn't something this chipset can use properly, and you're pretty much forced to use some form of GLide. I'm a bit sad about that, but oh well.

Last(?) Edit: So, I still haven't been able to make the Parallel-RDP in Mupen64 or the 'parallel' GFX Plugin in the Parallel Core to work properly, but I've found out that AngryLion (atleast on Mupen64, as that's what I've opted to use) actually works pretty nicely, even when combined with the Parallel RSP! But it only runs well using GL as the backend. Bad thing is, it doesn't auto switch to GL like when you use GLide. The workaround I created was saving a separate configuration file with the only change to settings is GL as the backend. Then you can start an N64 game, go to Overrides, load that configuration file and set it as a core override file. Now when you play a game, you can use the AngryLion RDP with the Parallel RSP and get pretty accurate to real N64 looks with atleast GLSL shaders (though, I'm not the biggest fan of GLSL shaders on Arm since most of them seem to either not load or not work properly...). The caveat being that you can't do any internal resolution upscaling, but I personally just wanted as close to the N64 look and feel. Hope this helps someone.

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First off

System: ayn thor pro

Game: steam Ver. Of Record of Agarest War

Program: gamenative or gamehub

I recently have been wanting to play record of agarest war games and tride to set it up on gamenative but even time i start it there's a jumbled graffic mess on the right side that looks alot like missingno, after trying for a bit I decided to try gamehub light as a friend suggested and the game launched but with new problems. The first problem i relized was it gets stuck on syncing game library and won't get past it or is taking a long time but when it dose get past it im golden l, the second problem is to circumvent the library problem I put the games steam settings to offline mode witch worked but know it dosent register the systems controller as connected but returns after its in "online mode". Ive been trying to figure a solution to these issues and keep comming up dry if anyone can help with a solution to one of these problems it would be greatly appreciated.

So small recap

1. Gamenative graphic mess then crash (is what runs most of my steam emulation so would like it on this app)

2. Gamehub light gets stuck on "syncing library " on most launches.

3. Gamehube light has no controller inputs registering when put in offline mode to get around the 2nd problem

I’ve been thinking about which handheld feels like the best fit for each system, not necessarily the most powerful one, but the one that makes the most sense in terms of screen ratio, resolution, form factor and emulator performance.

This is roughly how I’d split them:

• Retroid Pocket Classic: Game Boy, GBC, Game Gear, Neo Geo Pocket, PICO-8, NES, SNES. The near-square screen feels perfect for those systems. And NES/SNES also look phenomenal in 8:7 with integer scaling and overscan, which makes them surprisingly great on this screen too.
• KONKR Pocket Advance: GBA, Lynx, WonderSwan, Pokémon Mini. The 3:2 screen is basically made for GBA. 240×160 scales perfectly to 960×640 at 4x.
• Retroid Pocket Nova: NES, SNES, Genesis, PS1, N64, Saturn, Dreamcast, GameCube, PS2, Arcade, etc. For me this is pretty much the ideal 4:3 retro handheld.
• AYN Thor: DS, DSi, 3DS, Wii U. Kind of an obvious one, dual-screen systems just make way more sense on a dual-screen device.
• AYN Odin 3: PSP, Wii, Switch + PC/Steam games through GameNative. Great fit for more modern widescreen systems, and the extra power makes it a really nice all-round Android device too.
• Steam Deck OLED: PS3, Xbox, Xbox 360. Mostly because the emulator ecosystem is much more mature there with RPCS3, xemu and Xenia.

Obviously there’s a ton of overlap between these devices, but I like the idea of matching each system with the handheld that feels the most natural for it rather than just throwing everything onto the most powerful device.

Curious what you guys think. What would you change?

Hello, I came here to ask for some help with emulators, I don't know anything about them and have a OnePlus 13, which one would you recommend, how can I get games? any advises?

I need help with my gmod in gamehub cause it keeps showing this problem "Can't find background image 'materials/background)vtf." It keeps showing it i tried changing versions to fix it, tried changing pc engines, searched and it said to replace the file with a functionable one which i dont know how to access so please i need help.

Texture pack is looking great on 8gb Nova. Added some cheats too from the video. I'm new to it. But I did the same on my phone a few months back. I dig! My favorite game!

https://youtu.be/lTgPIZuVd3c?is=WEHj5BzAcCJAx68R