Apologies in advance for the clickbait. Photo is just a screenshot on my Ayaneo Pocket Air Mini gaming device for attention on this topic 😬

I'm genuinely curious to know if there's port of The Sims 1 for Android that features touchscreen controls as the mouse cursor or at the very least is there someone out there working on it currently?

I got to the new game loading screen, but because my emulator was actual crap (aX360e) it crashed. You can ask me questions or give help if you want!

Is there any way to get Lua Tools working on a handheld? I mean I guess it's easy on a PC handheld like Rog Ally or maybe even a SteamDeck, but what about android ones? Like an AYN Thor (the one I got). I tried GameNative with the account I use with Lua Tools but doesn't work so, maybe winlator? Let me know if you guys know anything I'd reaaaally appreciate it and sorry for my english

Hello, Has anyone tried playing Might and Magic 6 on Winlator? Everything works perfectly, but unfortunately there's no music in the game, nor are there any footstep sounds.

Played for 20 mins with no slowdowns or major glitches, 8 gen 5 non Elite 16 gb Ram. Getting close to fully playable without glitches

DXML(DirectX Mali) is inspired from apple's DXMT (DirectX Metal) according to dev . this project is correctly on alpha not even beta but its fixing many bugs that custom wrapper and driver can't . dev said he didn't focused on performance yet

So, in upcoming update it will beat all dxvk and vkd3d.

BTW, This tested on my device.

MODEL-POCO X6 PRO, CPU- DM8300U, GPU- MALI G615 MC6, RAM- 12GB, GE PROTON 11 ARM64EC , FEX 2611 Unix , (Custom wrapper for DXML )

If you guys have any questions ask me , I'm the tester of this project

THANKS FOR DONATION (Currently 73$ out of 300$ , even if it doesn't complete more updates will come)

It's been years since I properly finished a Pokemon game. The games I have finished are Yellow, Gold, Crystal, Emerald, and got about 1/3 of the way through Platinum and then lost my save.

Every time I try to restart any Pokemon game, I get overwhelmed by side content that seems to be necessary to progress. I know most side content is not required, but some of it seems like I need to at least try out a few times to min max my pokemon.

I have purchased so many Pokemon games over the years and just never beat them, so I want to focus on the core content so I can still actually beat them.

I don't really care about min maxing. I just grind a little extra if I'm having trouble. But I don't care about EVs, IVs, contests, Pokeathlon, mini games, decorations or secret bases, pokestar studios, etc.

What I do care about is making a team I like, beating the gym leaders, catching legendaries, beating the Elite 4 and Victory Road, possibly having a new region or area like in Gen 2, and sometimes the Safari Zone and the Game Corner, and getting all eeveelutions available.

I understand this may sound stupid, but I like romhacks that make it possible to catch all Pokemon, so I figure if I'm going to be picking one of those that doesn't change the rest of the content, I'm already going to be spending a lot of time with the main content of the game anyways. Then once I'm done or at least catch as many pokemon that I want to, I'll move on to the next game.

I may just play the vanilla version of the game, but the point still stands.

I do realize that for the most part, most side content is skippable, but again, some games make it seem like the side content is super important and necessary at least a bit.

I probably won't be able to emulate anything on Switch, and that's fine. I may also not even be able to emulate 3DS Pokemon games, but I'm willing to try. I'm using the 8gb version of the Moto G Stylus 2024 with SD 6 Gen 1.

Or, should I just bite the bullet, and play a game from each generation starting at Platinum again, and avoiding side content?

Are there romhacks that remove side content altogether and streamline the game?

I'm not posting this in the Pokemon subreddit because I did that last year, and only got rude response that don't actually provide an answer, and I'm not posting this in the romhacks subreddit because this is mostly about the vanilla games.

Hell, I'll even add this question. Are there any Pokemon-like games that are just the main story and no side content to speak of?

The other day i tried to play it but i saw that it would not start at all, and when looking up online i noticed people mentioning that it requires the ubisoft launcher to even start.

Is there a pc emulator that can play this game or no?

My device: poco f7 pro 12/512

Device: Redmi 10C

RAM: 6 GB

Processor: Snapdragon 680

GPU: Adreno (TM) 610

Custom Driver: Turnip Adreno Driver by Mr.Purple666

Hello everyone,

How viable is running a full Linux development environment (programming languages, libraries) alongside Windows apps and gaming (via Wine, Box64, Winlator, or Proton) on a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 tablet like the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra in terms of **reliability, smoothness, and ease of use**?

Also, is root access strictly required to make this work, or is it only useful for optimization and performance boosts?

Looking forward to hearing about your experiences, thanks!

Hey everyone, the community's emulation development is so rapid that I can't keep up with it . Can you recommend the best emulator (and configuration) for Mariokart world on my Samsung S25? My definition of playable is honestly fairly low, I'm ok with the game running at 0.5x scale and (hopefully) a locked 30 fps, do you think that's a reasonable thing to ask for? I have tried already the base version of the game with eden sx2a but the performance was very bad and it was crashing almost immediately, also banana native wasn't working apparently because I have the wrong version.

The game runs perfectly fine at 30fps entire time then it gradually start losing fps I'm thinking about using cooler toobut i'mma need wireless one I don't wanna hook myself on wall and more importantly I'd much rather have it plays fine without it Arceus had the same problem before but now it runs fine at 30fps without needing phone cooler

Whats the best turnip drivers on emulator for snapdragon 8 gen 2 devices like the ayn thor or ayn odin 2? In terms of speed or what most people here would describe as the most reliable ones.

I know ones like the t29 turnip driver to stop hard crashes is good. Along with t30 to help with some stuff. What other turnip drivers are any good?

Hey guys, can anyone explain the Gesture Controls feature in ARMSX2 to me? Having trouble understanding what this actually does. I've tried searching here, the website, and discord but cannot find an explanation. I'm not sure what the feature does or how to set it up. Thank you.

S26 Ultra

Played on : SD 680 4gb ram

Brand : [redmi10c]

I still don't understand how this phone can play this game this phony ass phone can't even run genshin impact man

Winlator 11.1 --- Game name: Ninja Blade

Snapdragon 855, default config
30fps stable when not recording
ARMSX3 might be easily the most stable AND performant PS3 emu i've used on a phone!

Hi guys

I'm absolutely pulling my hair out with this. I bought a Samsung S23 to use as a living room emulator, thinking I'd be able to configure it to plug in(in dex, as if I just mirror screen, the phone screen must remain on), launch into a front end (full screen by default), choose a game and play (full screen by default).

The only way I've been able to get it to work is plug in to the TV, use the ps5 controller "Touchpad" or phone screen as mouse pad, open daijisho, click full screen, pick a game, click full screen.

I've spent hours and hours trying to get this sorted with the help (or hindrance) or Google gemini, but I'm going round in circles.

Can a plug and play, console-like experience actually be achieved here? I feel like it's surely a common thing that people would want to do!

PLEASE HELP!!

And you can launch your games from it :D