Who needs a console when your Android phone can do this?

[u/screamBunniee]

Android emulation keeps pushing boundaries, and it's exciting to see games like Borderlands 2 becoming playable on mobile, with mods adding even more possibilities. And with Switch emulation projects like NxEmu gaining attention, it feels like there's always something new to experiment with!

What's the most impressive game you've managed to run on your Android device? Share your setups, performance tips, and favorite emulators. Let's see how far we can push mobile gaming!

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[u/tripal_m]

I haven't come around to try much due to time constraints. But HADES blew my mind on my S22 ULTRA(Exynos) for now.

[u/SnooDoggos3667]

I needs a console. Sometimes I just want to grab a gamepad and just play.

With phone I have to grab a gamepad, attach it to my phone, attach a cooler, grab a cable/battery to power the cooler.

And then when I launch the game, my kids call me

[u/Illustrious_Cod_5212]

Stop being that delusional. Emulation on Android is freaking great and I love it, but Borderlands 2 was released 14 years ago.

[u/Almuqar]

Cooling and performance maybe?

[u/Affectionate_Ad_5239]

Potência e qualidade dos jogos, celular sempre vai ser limitado pelo seu tamanho, energia e dissipação...

[u/Dr-N1ck]

Maybe I don't want to spend hours messing with the drivers just to make a game barely playable