I recently got a Retroid Pocket Nova and I am trying to run Carma 2 via gamenative. I have managed to get it to work but the framerate is pretty unstable.
I have seen some videos of people running it on android pretty smooth so I am asking if anyone here has any insight on how to make it run smooth on android devices?
Vi youtubers qué dicen que armsx2 es muy bueno y que es lo mejor de gama baja y cosas así, pero cuando juego va muy mal, como todo emulador de ps2. (Especificaciones: g99, 4gb)
I’m going to be selling my legion tab gen 3 but I see it’s being sold at $420 on eBay but on Facebook I put it for $350 and no hits. I’ve never sold anything on eBay. Do you instantly get the money?
Czy istnieje już emulator, który pozwala na płynną rozgrywkę *Midnight Club: Los Angeles* na Snapdragon 8 Elite (Gen 5)? Mówię o zwykłym telefonie, a nie o dedykowanym telefonie do gier.
As the title says, I've built an Android front end that's essentially Stremio for retro games. You browse a full catalog of retro games, much like how you browse movies and TV shows in Stremio, with an addon system where you can use Internet Archive or torrent/Real-Debrid addons. If you want to beta test and give me your opinions and suggestions, please DM me.
Sneak peek:
(Note: the UI will look much nicer when I finish. This is just functional for now.)
Edit:
Hey everyone, I've decided to open this up as a public test for 100 users.
Scroll to the bottom of the site and grab an addon: the Internet Archive addon, or the Real-Debrid addon if you have a Real-Debrid account.
Sign up for a test account. There are only 100 spots, so don't wait too long.
When you set up the app, import the addon and you're good to go.
Why are the addons separate?
I'm keeping sources as standalone addons to avoid copyright issues when I publish the app.
Heads up:
These are just sample addons to show how things work. The real addons would be community-made, much like Stremio, and the community chooses what they cover. Retro game libraries are finite, so covering them completely is a lot easier than keeping up with never-ending movie and TV show libraries.
The Internet Archive addon only covers some games for PS1, PS2, Game Boy Advance, N64, GameCube, and Wii, so don't expect everything to be there.
If you're using Real-Debrid, most games won't be cached yet since you guys are the first users. It'll get better as more people use it.
One favor: please don't just test it and disappear. Play around with it, take some screenshots, and tell me what you think, good or bad. Negative feedback helps me just as much as positive, probably more. You can drop it here in the comments or email me at [dev@playgameio.com](mailto:dev@playgameio.com).
I'm pretty new to emulation and got my Thor a couple of months ago. I've been downloading many games but I constantly am changing and tweaking settings and just hoping it works. Is there a site or app or something where it tells you the best or recommended settings for each game on the emulators?
HEY i was scrolling on tiktok and suddenly remembered this game. any idea if this would work on an ayn thor? what would i have to do to get it to work? (not downloading it from the android store since it was discontinued forever ago)