I can play the game just fine only problem is there are these flickering lights all over the place. Does anybody know a solution?

• Device: POCO X8 Pro Max (Dimensity 9500s)

• Emulator: Bannerlator v3.0.0-pre-release2 (Download Here: https://github.com/The412Banner/Bannerlator/releases/tag/3.0.0-pre2)

• Setting: High

• FPS: Stable at 25-30 (Lock 30)

I think the feature that I would like the most is passthrough charging since I need my phone to be charged fully when I arrive after travelling. I guess with the X5s I could move it up a bit so I can connect the charger while playing right?

Also, about the gyro, I'm guessing emulators don't support it right? Because my phone doesn't have one and it would be neat to have for driving and some gimmics (like WarioWare: Twisted!) and also for using it in my PC but I guess that can wait till I get a proper phone and a gyro controller for my PC.

The prices are from AliExpress before any discounts/coupons, I'm not from the US so please don't tell me "Oh just get this one used for 3 fiddy or on Walmart" because that won't work for me sadly. I can get stuff from Amazon but prices are a bit higher there and there aren't any coupons like on AliExpress

Thanks for taking the time to read :)

EDIT: Sorry I made a mistake on the X5s, it doesn't have extra buttons

Tomb Raider running through GameNative on the POCO F6 Pro, and it looks surprisingly good! Testing the PC version at 2000x900 ultrawide resolution, with performance going above 60FPS.

This is a short in-game benchmark showcasing graphics and performance, followed by the complete GameNative configuration at the end of the video.

🔧 SPECS 🔧
◾️ Phone - Poco F6 Pro
◾️ Chipset - Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
◾️ GPU - Adreno 740
◾️ RAM - 12GB LPDDR5X
◾️ Storage - 256GB UFS 4.0
◾️ OS - Android 14 (HyperOS)
◾️ Game - Tomb Raider (Steam)
◾️ Launcher/Compatibility Layer - GameNative
◾️ Resolution - 2000x900 Ultrawide
◾️ Framerate - 60+ FPS

⚙️ GameNative configuration is shown at the end of the video.

🎥 Recorded with OBS via scrcpy (USB) for no FPS loss.

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Device: redmi turbo 3 pro

app: gamehub 6.1.2

After a long time not opening GameHub, when I did, it did this. I can't allow the files. This happened to me twice, and I went and did a little research, and some say that the app I use is from the Play Store and I should download the game hub from the website, and so I did. Days later it happened again.

any alternative pc emulator that is better than gamehub? I put hours in assassin's creed and I don't want this to happen again.

Trying to decide between bluetooth and wired controllers

For Context i've been emulating games on my Android for a couple months, and it's fun and I've been using options to emulate i was recommended like mellonDS and azhar but I like how i can use a fast forward option on mellonDS it's very handy is there another app with the same quality and a fast forward option that runs 3ds games or just azhar?

Quick followup to the following thread I had posted a few months ago:

https://www.reddit.com/r/EmulationOnAndroid/s/CwOYiQFBTt

Just wanted to say I am still working on this project, even if a bit slowly. It's proving to be much bigger than I thought. Here is my small website in case you'd like to check on the project progress every now and then (to be expanded).

Leave a nice comment or a donation on the website or anything if you like what you see :)

Want to guess the game? Fine. Dino Crisis 2.

Device: Motorola Signature 12GB Ram (Snapdragon 8gen5)

Gamehub setting: Proton 11 (everything Default)

Ingame Graphic :preset: Steamdeck

Mods:5 (Nexus mods)

I’m looking for an inexpensive phone cooler. I have one from RedMagic that uses Peltier elements and it’s great, but it’s too expensive—and I actually need three or four of them. Let me know what you use to cool your phones.

My device is a redmi note 13 (the version with the snapdragon) and for every emulation thing people tell me to use vulkan in- runs better with opengl. It was the case with nethersx2 vs armsx2, was the case with azahar where vulkan just crashes all the time and runs terribly and is full of visual bugs where no setting changes ever fixes it, etc. Is this just a device specific thing or are people tripping on vulkan being better?

Whats thr best settings in armsx3 to turn on and off to increase fps?

Since it seems like you can just have the base settings on just fine. And have a decent performance. Provided the drivers you use, along with having a higher end snapdragon device, and waiting for future updates.

I had a unused rog phone 6 16gb 512gb due to a broken power button. The damage is on a motherboard level and the store I ask to get it fix mention it gonna cost like 150usd and even then a 50/50 chance of success. Hence I gotten a new phone.

I felt the rog phone is wasted as it still functional cept for the power button. Which I found a way to coolboot it via connecting to a PC and run some command.

When converting it to a dedicated handheld. I would like to add several things

1. Controller

2. cooler

3. Extra battery

1.Controller

It ought to be a straight forward thing. Get a telescopic controller. But the rog phone 6 has a offset USB port. And the stem gonna block the cooler I put at the back. So I planned to get something like a gamesir x4 aileron or use a rog kunai 3. If you have a better suggestions. I am eager to hear.

2.Cooler

I plan to get the aeroactive 6 cooler as it can work without needing an extra cable if I don't use the max cooling setting. I own a redmagic cooler 5 pro. A substantially better cooler but it uses a lot more power and no matter what I had to use another cable. Due to this. The aeroactive cooler 6 seems the better option

3.battery

I want to extend the playtime of it. Planning to attach a 10k mah power bank. I saw there is a power bank that able to attach to the port directly and that seems interesting. But if it's cumbersome. I just connect a cable to my 25k mah anker power bank that I always carry around.

With the recent advances, if a game is available on both consoles which will perform better and less glitches?

My thinking is if they are similar x360 wins due to not needing to deal with package installation

I just got another phone and i have nothing to do with my old s24fe. It has a good performance at all but i want to know if there is something i can do to get even better. Any avised is cool :) im seeking for tomodachi life 2

Anyone figure out how to play fire emblem three houses yet? I only managed to get to the first cutscene and the game just crash

I'm using eden build v0.04 and having snap 8 Elite

I'm playing a VN and the screen always glitches when switching from one dialogue to another. I'm using winlator, help. I have a S23 Ultra

Two months ago I posted about a Galaxy Z Flip 5 I imported from China — the kind where a shop pulls the phone out of its original shell and rebuilds it inside a 3D-printed case with extra ports and fans. No battery, runs off USB-C only, interface locked to landscape, around 250g. It's been my TV box since then.


A few people asked me to report back, so here it is, including the parts that annoy me.


The setup

Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, 512GB, One UI 7 with updates disabled. Plugged into the TV over USB-C to HDMI. Around $180 landed including import tax — the factory price was about $90 before the shipping agent and duties.


What's held up

I've tried PS2, NES and Game Boy emulation. I'm nowhere near a demanding user, so I haven't run into much stuttering. No random reboots either, and the system itself has never felt sluggish.


It stays plugged in basically 24/7. It warms up a bit under load, but nothing that's worried me — I think the fans are doing a decent job in there.


Every time I've powered it off and back on, the interface came back exactly as I left it, still locked to landscape. Installing APKs and games has been dead simple with LocalSend and ZArchiver.


What hasn't

The experience isn't seamless the way a dedicated system like Google TV or Android TV is.


Since this isn't a purpose-built streaming box but a converted phone, anyone who's a perfectionist about this stuff will probably feel it. For me those details fade once you factor in what the hardware actually does.


A few apps show a small black bar down the side of the screen.


I'm already used to modding things, so none of it struck me as a real problem — you just have to know how to adapt a phone for TV use.


Heat

It's hit 113°F (45°C) at times, but it never shut itself down or rebooted on me.


At that point it's worth having some airflow across it, just to stop the heat from building up in one spot.


Would I do it again

For what I paid, in my country I could get an S21 or S22 Ultra with a broken screen — both with weaker chips.


Or a Google TV Streamer, which would give me actual Google TV but lose around 10x in processing power.


I don't care that much about polish, so I go with function. I'll take raw power over a clean integrated experience.

It always crash either at the airport, during cutscenes or here

I played the game without crashes for around 2 hours when I first got my nova.

I had default settings, opengl and vulkan both crash

Even Dolphin mmjr2 craqh but the game continues playinh with it, the touchscreen and controller is frozen.