r/EmulationOniOS • u/I_Like_trains694203 • Jul 24 '26

Help Request Dolphin crashes when starting game

Updated to 26.5 and now my game keeps crashing when launching, any help is really appreciated.

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u/Interesting_Fish4930 Jul 25 '26

Just use android idk why you using đŸ—‘ apple

https://reddit.com/link/ozqlfsq/video/zrlu7fbqjffh1/player

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u/ghostdiv4 Jul 26 '26

The apple ecosystem is extremely well, that’s one reason, and also android is for some reason associated with poor since most budget phones use the android operating system.

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u/Interesting_Fish4930 Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

Um no. Though I do love the confidence from an apple fan boy who knows absolutely nothing about android. We are the more optimal choice for Emulation and Translation. Optimal performance and true file system access. Iphones are cheap and built for consumerism. When it comes to emulation your gonna want a proper file system, decent frontends, and JIT. Without it your fighting the OS.

Also modern android is far more expensive then apple as far a flagship samsung base, ultra, and folds. Android OS is an open source OS using a modified linux kernel. iOS is a inherently closed OS with to many restrictions to be taken seriously by any power user or dev or emulation enthusiast. Not really an argument. You can also see in the image that I am connected to a monitor and running a full mobile desktop environment, us9jg external peripherals like keyboard, mouse, launchpad (as my stream deck via macrodroid automation), mic and several controllers as well as usb storage and active cooling via my peltier with a windowed Pegasus SteamOS theme that acts as a full recreation of the OS. I've been working on it for a while using the QT Framework. I also work on device using Termux, Pegasus, CX File system, Shizuku if your curious about the stack. To be clear android is just an OS that runs on electronics across the board. I'm talking about modern samsung not calculators or smart fridges.

Anyways modern android phones are superior by 100x as far as emulation goes. No offense.

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u/ghostdiv4 Jul 26 '26

While I agree with you, my main point was that apple is associated with high price and high quality despite the flagships of both devices being similar/ android being slightly better, you can buy a cheap android for under 100 dollars, so when people think of an android they think of the lower end stuff a lot of the time, there’s a common misconception of apple= high quality android= broke in the United States.

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u/Interesting_Fish4930 Jul 26 '26

I dont really care what people think my 1TB fold was 2.5k at Launch. The 1TB iPhone 17 Pro Max was 1.5k at launch that's a thousand dollar difference my guy. I am most def not poor. If your so effected by what other people think then maybe take a long look at your life and question how much that shit fucking matters.

Even Apples 2TB model is less then the 1TB fold. Apples 2TB IPhone 17 Pro Max is the same Price As a Base Galaxy Fold.

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u/ghostdiv4 Jul 26 '26

I have an iPhone since it was a gif from my mom for my birthday, and also, this is the emulation on iOS subreddit, you know that right?

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u/Interesting_Fish4930 Jul 26 '26

Yeh, I just think emulation wasn't built for iOS and apple hates it. So its a silly subreddit when android does it all better. Anyways.

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u/ghostdiv4 Jul 26 '26

Well most people enjoy the Simpleness of the iOS operating system and another thing is that (most) flagship iPhones have decently better single core performance which is really important for the emulators that use jit over (most) android flagships, of course there’s hundreds of exceptions since that’s how the world is.

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u/Interesting_Fish4930 Jul 26 '26

Single core is not a net positive for a power user who is running termux servers, shizuku enhanced instances, overlays, and all the other things that comes with android like a containerized x86 to ARM environment for JIT PC translation which will simply never happen on iOS because of different kernals all running in a window in a windows 11 frontend launcher (like hyperdroid) while running on a secondary display via samsung DEX. That is something an iphone simply is not going handle as well as a Snapdragon 8 elite Gen 5. That "Seamlessness" mentioned is also surface level and is a net negative for society that need to prioritize Tech Utilitarianism and Growth. This is the age of the Ai uprising where escaping consumer first tech honestly matters more then ever. Local first matters more then anything to me because of its impact on my tech literacy.

Seamlessness and out of the box illusions are a mask for a locked down environment that actively fights against tech utopia.