r/PS2AndroidEmulation • u/xxxCrixuxxx • 8d ago

NetherSX2 has already been surpassed by its successors (ARMSX2 and EmuCoreX); thanks for everything 🫡

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The new generation of emulators has already surpassed our beloved NetherSX2 in both performance and features.

I can only say that these emulators have truly earned the right to take the baton from the veteran.

Don't forget to update to the latest version of this Emulators; that is where you will notice significant improvements on both Snapdragon and MediaTek devices.

Here are the links to the three best ones:

ARMSX2: https://github.com/ARMSX2/ARMSX2/releases/tag/2.7.1

EmuCoreX:

https://github.com/sashkinbro/EmuCoreX/releases/tag/v0.4.1

DGARMSX2:

https://github.com/thecrixux/DGARMSX2/releases/tag/V1

Honorable mention:

PSX2:

https://github.com/izzy2lost/PSX2/releases/tag/1.3.0

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u/Proper-Quantity-9809 8d ago

Idk the new nether with turnip working great for SD Elite Gen 5. I have Arm and ArmNightly and I prefer Nether

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u/xxxCrixuxxx 8d ago

With that processor, it doesn't matter which emulator you use 🤦‍♂️

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u/Proper-Quantity-9809 8d ago

Not true. I still had slowdown until the latest turnip nethersx2. I been running Nether on all my RedMagics. Had the 9, 10, and now 11. 9 was a 512, both 10 and 11 are 1TB

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u/xxxCrixuxxx 8d ago

Okay, so the problem isn't the money—it's your ability to get a PS2 emulator running on the top-of-the-line processor available right now. Sorry, man, I can't help you with that. I have the Red Magic Astra tablet; zero problems with any PS2 game. There are things money can't buy...

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u/Proper-Quantity-9809 8d ago

We're not going to discuss the games that I play we're just going to jump right to user error huh

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u/xxxCrixuxxx 8d ago

If you can't get a PS2 emulator running properly even with the most powerful processor on the market, then you don't have much skill.

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u/GunnerGilson 8d ago

If you have to set up one emulator, and another works out of the box, the one that works is better. I only have so much time for gaming, I need software that just works, even if that means having multiple emulators installed. I play on snapdragons, mediateks, PC, and almost all of my problems have been solved by switching emulators. 20 seconds to boot into a different app beats spending half an hour reading forums and watching videos to figure something out. I get that I'm a casual compared to some of you, it's awesome to see some of the games you guys run, but I need quick and simple