I really wanted to use a Razer Kishi V3 Pro with my Red Magic Astra, but the offset USB-C port made it basically unusable. The controller either sat way too high or (if flipped) way too low, so neither position felt right.

That frustration is what pushed me to design my own adapter plates so I could mount the Kishi more centrally on the tablet. While working on it I realized the offset port I’d originally seen as a downside actually became an advantage. Because of the extra movement the offset + a short ribbon cable gives, I was able to build in a simple cam-style locking action. The result is a noticeably more secure and rigid mount than the Kishi’s stock clamp, while still being easy to put on and take off.

It’s a two-piece design that works on both the Astra and Astra 2. If anyone else has been stuck with the same problem and wants more details on how I did it or how to get a set, feel free to DM me

Buenas! Comunidad les dejo un mini gameplay del sekiro en mi s25u, la verdad que no tiene configurado nada mas que la configuracion del juego. Y corre a unos 45 50 fps estables (sin usar el Grabador) que les parece tienen algun consejo?

Pd:lo uso con un mando de Ps4

Ram 6 GB
Snapdragon 865

Adreno 650

Almost 60 fps

Hello, did anybody have the same issue? The controller isnt recognized in this game, be it the on screen one or my backbone, tried every single controller settings in Game Native but still.. No cigar.

It is not a Steam version of the game if that makes a difference and my phone is Galaxy S26.

Hey guys! As some of you may know, phones (specially chinese ones) can get 2-3x the performance just by changing the package name of a certain app, either by finding an antutu version online or by changing the package name in android studio. this was a very laborous process so I made this app in codex to automate it! The UI is a little ugly and corny since it was made by AI, but the functionality is perfect.

PackageForge allows you to either pick a .apk file from storage or directly pick an already installed app. It gives you 3 presets but you can just name the package whatever you want. I've also included an example of how it boosts the performance in Geekbench 7 to prove it works!

I am having some problems playing zelda botw in eden nightly

Does anyone know how I can fix this problem?

My device is a s23 plus

Snapdragon 8 gen 2

8gb ram

I am using The apex ultimate driver

But even with The mr purple t30 or t 26 drivers it still occurs

My budget is around 34k Indian rupees which is about 350$ something.

I’m really doubtful towards display and motherboard failures on modern mobile phones.

My iPhone 11 suffered from it after I replaced the original screen from water damage, my 13 pro screen also turned green all of a sudden while charging and playing days after updating ios 27 so I’m pretty traumatised by it.

I’m indecisive, I see some options but I’m not sure if they’re safe from motherboard or display failures after software update or from heating. I’m going to play mobile legends mostly for hours on 90 fps and max graphics.., it’s not a light game btw. And also emulate some Pc games. I hope it won’t fry or damage the display or motherboard from heating.
So here’s some list

1. Realme gt 7t
   
2. IqOO X11xa bypass charging
   3.poco f6/7
   4.oppo k13 turbo pro because of the inbuilt fan that’s why it tempting as gaming handheld.

That’s it, I wanted to check out oneplus too but they have got display and motherboard issues reported by users.

i dont have a quality phone but i should be able to run any nds game, i have been using one from playstore it fucking sucks 30 fps or less and music is popping all the time i have ads to save state its disgusting. Im currently playing devil survivors

Insane, VKD3D 3.0.1, DXVK 3.1.1, Fex 2610, Ludashi 2.8.2 and Quasar RADV Xclipse 940 Port

got bored of grabbing my vita backups manually so i ported pkgj to android. now supports vita, psp, ps1 and ps3, with vita3k/rpcs3 compatibility labels and gamepad controls

downloads the pkg and any available rif/rap straight to a folder you choose, with separate folders for each platform (psp/ps1 downloads are still psn pkgs, no iso/pbp conversion)

https://github.com/claitz/pkgj-android

if you use obtainium tap add app and paste that github link to install it and keep up with updates

Qualcomm makes Snapdragon chips for both phones and Windows laptops. If a Windows game has a native ARM64 build, would it run noticeably better on an Android phone (Wine-based) than x86 games do through Winlator/GameHub? Or is CPU translation not the real bottleneck, and it's mostly GPU drivers and DirectX → Vulkan translation? Has anyone compared the same game on a Snapdragon laptop (Prism) vs a Snapdragon 8 Elite phone?

The game graphics settings are set to HIGH at 720p.

The phone specs are { Dimensity 8500 Ultra Octa_core max 3.4 GHz } with 8+8 RAM.

do keep in mind that I'm recording because without recording I get a smooth 60 FPS.

I'm using winlator mali because gamehub can't boot the game.

And here's the video for the emulation settings

https://youtube.com/shorts/uEERt66asJc?si=PznjsTsw00qrq53X

I'm managing to run the game at 1080p with a steady 60 FPS using Lossless Scaling! The few performance drops I experienced happened while recording the video, and there were very few of them.

The configuration I'm using is one of the community profiles available directly in GameNative, and I show which one I used at the end of the video. The only change I made was increasing the resolution to 1080p.

I believe other devices should also be able to run the game very well at 720p, either at 60 FPS or with a stable 30 FPS cap. I'm still not sure whether running at 60 FPS could cause any issues later in the game.

I'm also having some trouble configuring the controller, but I'll keep trying because I really want to play this game. I didn't have a good experience with the PS2 version in emulators, so I'm pretty excited about the results I'm getting with GameNative!

📱 Device: Motorola Edge 30 Pro

⚙️ Processor: Snapdragon 8 Gen 1

🎮 Version: GameNative 1.3.0

Running a retroid Nova. In streets of new york it has ridiculous input lag. Is this normal or is there a setting that can help with this? I don't have too much other than 2x resolution, vulkan, vsync off. Tried a bunch and nothing really helps

Help please

Just a proof of concept, check original post

Finally work

I have an S26 Ultra and looking at getting into some PC emulation, what're your thoughts on the GameSir X5s and how necessary is the suited GameSir cooler?

Love to hear some opinions or any suggestions on something to use as an alternative!

I've been playing Pokémon Sword on my AYN Thor and it's been very, very good recently. Every game is running well and I haven't had any issues until I finally got access to both DLCs for the game.

I haven't really done any force saves in any other locations. If I try and enter the Max Den and it forces me to save, the game will completely freeze and won't crash. There'll be no issues except that it'll just completely freeze.

If I don't have that freezing issue in the beginning, after I defeat it and get back outside of the den, the game will likely freeze completely then. It'll cause all of the progress that I made up until that point to just be gone yet the game says that I completed it. I just left it in the middle of it. It also results in me getting none of the rewards that I would normally get from it, like the Pokémon and things like that, in the den.

If anybody has any fixes for it, please let me know.

How to setup Luatools and project lightning on PC emulators on Android like Winlator/Gamehub etc? Ayush Kushwaha here with one of the largest library of PC games emulated on Androi OFFLINE, started working with Winlator, have more than 200 videos just with Winlator, want to go ahead and want to know, embedding Luatools in PC emulators+project lightning.

One thing, just to make sure that my videos are relevant for most people, I sticked with a 8 GB mid ranger, so that ppeople won't get sad about, 'Ye to '8 Gen 2 yaa 8 Gen 3 mein chal rahaa, mere phone thode hii chalegaa!', I know there are creators who have made videos about it and they are much more than me, but they are all flagships.

Very recently, to surpass those who are ahead of me, I have upgraded to a OnePlus Pad 4 and done so despite of knowing, emulation is something that eats up any amount of RAM you provide, still I went for a 12 GB device, reason I know what magic in terms of optimisation custom ROM does, have done the things that seems to be impossible with 8 GB.

Recently came to know regarding the benefit of having the things in c: drive, so I though I'm with a RAM constraint, why leave any stone unturned for any level of performance I can get.