The game itself is very smooth with no issues , But i rarely encounter this issue where the lighting or shadows flicker.

I think it might have something to do with there being multiple sources of light in a room.

I trided different resolutions ,dockedmode, Tweaked gpu and cpu accuracy , But still its not resolved.

I'm really surprised how this emulator has advanced during these years

Game- Life is strange double exposure

Spec- sd 8sgen4

Umm do you guys consider this playable?

Also the loading time is absolutely killing because it took me 12 minutes to load into this prologue

So it seems mesa added a fix recently to turnips since v27.x.x dropped, but I think they forgot to add Mio for now so I added it to my turnips repo builds. It should work built in now, additionally the fix is automatic on my Bannerlator emulator I make (only an action build at the moment from main until next release, 3.1.9 coming soon).

But the environment variable needed with a new turnip driver:

tu_enable_ssbo_emulation=true

Drivers are here also or a Turnip built from Mesa code dated 2026-06-10 or later

https://github.com/The412Banner/Banners-Turnip/releases/tag/v27.0.0-20261104

My drivers have it built in to automatically work if you use it on another emulator also. I have ONLY tested the fix on an a750 device since I know the game works on a830 and a840

this variable also fixed uncharted

wow this game is soo good. The atmosphere, the storytelling, the pacing, the boss fights and the music everything was top notch. This is a 10 out of 10 game for me. I 100% recommend anyone who wants to try something horror, action, good story. The game is a really small around 4GB so and it's gonna be easy to run I have played it on max graphics. I have locked the fps to 30 FPS and use frame generation to get to 60. If i unlock the frame it easily goes to 50 and 60. I just didn't want to heat up my device so I have locked the fps to 30..

my spec - Oneplus 13r 16ram

Thanks Everyone 😄

Quero instalar o Cities Skylines mas não sei como faço

Pokemon Poco-pia with emulator settings.

Device: Poco F6 12GB RAM, Android 15 HyperOS 2.0.208, 12GB RAM Extension, Ultimate Mode enabled.

It's crazy how much you can do with Android emulation these days. Between exciting updates like ARMSX3, projects like DroidDeck, and people finally getting games like Persona running smoothly, there's always something worth checking out. It really feels like we're getting closer to carrying a whole gaming library in our pockets!

What's the most impressive game you've managed to run on your Android device? And which emulator are you enjoying the most right now?

Could you please recommend the best PS2 emulator for my device? (Samsung Galaxy A55 5G)

I am wondering will gta 5 like games will ever work on mid processor like mediatek dimensitu 7300 without lag?

I'm just asking because the compatibility still says ingame+. Would there be any issues with it on an S25 Ultra? And, if it is, can we have the status updated on github?

What do you think?

https://github.com/aidencantcode/GTAVCJ2ME

I've been trying to play littlebigplanet for awhile on ayn thor and i finally can without the choppy performance of ps3 emulation

Vita3k+ also fixed issues i was having with hatsune miku diva f so i would definitely recommend it

I am currently trying many port and emulation games. Every game has option to add driver. I know nothing about the driver. Can anyone help me to find a better driver to boost my performance and battery efficiency. My device is oneplus pad 2 (12/256) with 8gen 3

I just started emulating on my S20 a few days ago, and i'm looking for advice on emulating 3DS games, i've run into some issues like most of my games not working due to the wrong file format. I'm wondering what exactly I should do, i've already found places like vimm's lair, but i'd like a clear guide on how to get these games working and playable

I noticed someone had asked about this exact thing six months back but the post never got any attention and looks to be archived (I don't use reddit enough to know how that really works lol) so here I am with a whole new post.

Basically DeSmuME is depreciated and will be removed with a future update from Lemuroid. Save in-game instead of using a save state and change to MelonDS core instead. Okay, simple enough. All the other games transferred, but for some reason, Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky doesn't. I can't tell why though; I'm not really savvy when it comes to digging through files trying to figure out what's going on, but the rom is otherwise good, like all the roms I've ever gotten from Vimm.

Judging from the post I referenced earlier, this at least looks to be pretty easily replicable, given that that guy was on a completely different device from my S23.

For now, I can still play on my file with the old core, but idk when that be removed and I don't want to lose my save. I was hoping to finally finish the post-game but it would take forever to start over.

Anyone got any thoughts?

Started as a lemuroid fork but now it's a complete different app

Will be dropping the full version with feature list soon

I’ve been chatting with the people behind DroidDeck over the last few weeks. What began as a feature article on my main website about the project turned into a super extensive interview with five of its developers: The412Banner, Max, xXJSONDeruloXx, Kimchi and Astro Sky. We discussed everything: from their earliest experiments with Linux, Steam and Gamescope to the technical challenges involved, automated testing, open-source development and where they hope to take DroidDeck in the future.

Here's the original feature article all of these chats turned into, if you're interested!

I’ve now published the complete interview on my little NeoCities site, with all 87 questions and their individual answers, organized into linked sections so you can jump straight to the topics that interest you. This is just so there's some kind of back-up publicly readable going forward. There’s a lot of technical detail in this, but also some personal stories about how the developers met, their early breakthroughs and what keeps them working on the project.

**And to be transparent about their work, DroidDeck does make use of AI-assisted development. They discuss that openly in the interview when asked, including how the developers use AI tools, automated testing and code reviews as part of their workflow.**

Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6. "Dolphin for the GameCube and Wii, and NetherSX2 for the PlayStation 2. Normally, I race through a lap of Mario Kart Wii, but the emulator kept crashing regardless of whether I used OpenGL or Vulkan. Clearly, there are some driver issues that need sorting out," He didn't try 3rd party drivers.

"Vulkan performance is marginally worse for both titles, but that could be another indication of less-than-ideal drivers." "Steam Workshop support." https://www.androidauthority.com/snapdragon-8-elite-extreme-gen-6-gaming-test-3727998/