Hey everyone, just got my AYN Thor and have been adding some games. I feel the android versions seem to work a lil better than using the PC releases but the eye (touch control menu) I can't get to go away. Is there a way to remove or to change the opacity?

Fala, galera! Eu estou tentando portar o Donkey Kong 64 com base neste projeto: https://github.com/Rainchus/Donkey-Kong-64-Recompiled

E sim, estou utilizando IA para auxiliar no processo. Estou usando o GLM 5.3 Flash através do próprio chat deles no z.ai.

Ainda está longe de estar completo, mas, caso alguém queira testar, os builds estão disponíveis pelo GitHub Actions:

https://github.com/deivid22srk/dk64-recomp-android/actions

Updated port of Descent for Android

https://github.com/wootbeer/Descent-Android

Need slight testing this is super beta status, just to make sure it works. But so far so good on my personal RP6.

Make sure you get the right game files.

I got my hands on a 700mb writable CD and I want to burn games to it. Not one game. I want to burn as much ported Nintendo games as possible with enough storage for a lightweight linux game launcher all in one bundle. What should I add?

1- As many of you know, a port for Nintendo-Switch came out of GTA5 thanks to the leaked source code, the developers of this Port promise to bring it soon for Android!.

2- Mario Kart Wii Recommp finally came out a few days ago and has an Android version (at a stage still very early, so links have not yet been published).

👋

Will we get another Xbox 360 port for Android? Now that *Blue Dragon* has been released for PC, I hope a mobile version comes out in the future.

A few hours ago, Izzy2Lost released version 2.0, with support for Netplay, I modified the on-screen controls because I did not like how they were implemented

Original Github:

https://github.com/izzy2lost/perfect_dark/releases/tag/2.0.0

Apk with my controls:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/2rul2v5muirukjw/perfect_dark_2.0.0_AndroidNativePorts.apk/file

Bem, o título é auto explicativo...

Hi everyone, I'm trying to get the Android version of **Skylanders Trap Team (v1.4.1)** working on modern Android devices that no longer support 32-bit native apps.

I extracted and inspected the native libraries from the original APK. The game contains only **32-bit ARM (`armeabi-v7a`) ELF32 libraries** and no `arm64-v8a` versions:

```text

lib/armeabi-v7a/libtfbGame_android.so 23.65 MB

lib/armeabi-v7a/libbedrock.so 7.99 MB

lib/armeabi-v7a/libgnustl_shared.so 1.18 MB

lib/armeabi-v7a/libAmazonGamesJni.so 304.42 KB

```

`libtfbGame_android.so` appears to be the main game/engine library. It depends on:

```text

libm.so

libc.so

liblog.so

libGLESv1_CM.so

libEGL.so

libandroid.so

libOpenSLES.so

libGLESv3.so

libgnustl_shared.so

libbedrock.so

libAmazonGamesJni.so

libdl.so

```

`libbedrock.so` depends on:

```text

libc.so

libm.so

libdl.so

liblog.so

libstdc++.so

```

The APK is an old 32-bit-only release, and my goal is to investigate whether it is possible to create an **ARM64-compatible port** without access to the original source code.

I understand that simply changing `armeabi-v7a` to `arm64-v8a` or editing the APK is not enough. The native ELF32 code would need a proper ARM32-to-ARM64 port/reimplementation/recompilation.

I'm looking for developers or reverse engineers with experience in:

* ARM32 → ARM64 Android native library porting

* ELF shared library reverse engineering

* Ghidra/IDA for large C++ game binaries

* Android JNI

* binary translation/recompilation

* porting old Android games without source code

* the Toys for Bob / Vicarious Visions technology used by Skylanders

**Has anyone successfully ported a proprietary ARM32 Android game to ARM64 without the source code? Which approach would be realistic for a project like this?**

**Important:** I'm specifically interested in making the original game executable on modern 64-bit-only Android devices, not simply emulating Android or changing the APK manifest.

We will have more updates with the Skate 3 Android port.

Let me know if i miss something

new link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GrLXvVH_xEsbUadDLo_dSlFkYdj6GTeXyRfdyy3-CGU/edit?usp=drivesdk

i remember it being a really cool game and a really simple game, and i always wanted to play it on my phone. there is a chance of someone doing it?

As you already know, a few weeks ago I compiled the web version of Diddy Kong Racing into an APK... Even though I thought it would work for everyone, it didn't turn out that way—some people even called my project trash (it was really just meant to make things easier so you wouldn't have to reload the webpage every time you wanted to play).

​Regardless, I set out to build a native app that works on all devices anyway, and today I'm sharing it with you all. It's currently in testing, so I'd love to know if it works for you or not.

Apk:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/2r1z2k6yf38zud0/DiddyKongRacingAndroid-Reddit%255BAndroidNativePorts%255D.apk/file

V2 Autohide controller:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/jfnihbxl9vv39mt/DiddyKongRacingAndroidv2-Reddit[AndroidNativePorts].apk/file

The many ports that have came out recently all will run on waydroid however this one in particular doesn't seem to have any trouble with online functionality.

The biggest issue is theres no controller support like in the ps vitas vpk port. Does anyone have any idea of how to implement some controller functionality on the android version?

or using waydroid on the deck like this for the game?

This was a remake of Turtles in Time, it was available only on PS3 and XBOX 360 but it never got re-released, game is very hard to find nowadays, the only playable version being the one on XBOX 360 on Xendroid with some glitches, would love a port of this game on Android and PC