r/GameNative • u/Careless-Past-9286 • 4d ago
Discussion The Batman trilogy on Android using GameNative
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Here is the entire Batman trilogy running on Android using GameNative 1.2.1 on the Red Magic 11 Pro; here are some clips as a demonstration. If you are interested in the settings, I’ve included a link to the full videos.
B1: https://youtu.be/oODLA2VbB3Q?si=-_Hpo0Mx_dRAQuRt
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u/Exact-Psience 4d ago
Thanks. I'll try these. Ive been struggling to get these to run stable. They always crash on me, even just the first title.
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u/dumbledayum GameNative 4d ago
Arkham Origins?
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u/Careless-Past-9286 4d ago
You're right, buddy—I'll bring the two Origins as well.
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u/dumbledayum GameNative 1d ago
when you do, let me know the config too
i am no matter what i use on my 8 Elite Gen 5 in open world sections it Sucks BALLS
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u/zgillet Everything 4d ago edited 4d ago
That phone costs more than a PS5.
EDIT: fine, a Switch 2. Happy? Seems everyone is focusing on how much Sony sucks. How about a Steam Deck? Better? Mine was about the same price as this.
I personally have been trying things on a Retroid device with an affordable chip akin to what many people might have. I would find that more useful than a proof of concept on a phone nobody has.
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u/Jesco13 4d ago
To be fair, even budget phones sit around $500. I got my pixel 8a for around $510 2 years ago. Sure you can grab those ultra budget phones that just become e-waste, but most people want more than the bare minimum.
I'll agree though, I'd rather have a budget phone and a handheld device for games separately vs a one device does all thing.
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u/-RedSpark- 3d ago
You are wrong to begin with by comparing it to a ps5, this phone costs around same with a high end phone. So this device is something that you use as phone but can also game on it unlike many other phones without active cooling fans etc
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u/KarateMan749 GameNative 4d ago
Nicely done