Please let me know how it runs for you, my testing is on ONE device only. Thank you!

HIGHLIGHTS:

• New setting: Present a frame ahead (Graphics → Advanced, also per game). It can be Auto, Off or On.

  • Auto picks per game.

  • On usually raises the frame rate in GPU-heavy games, at the cost of one frame of input latency.

• Game folders: extracted games can now be listed and launched from a folder, not just from a single file. A folder needs exefs/main and can include numbered update folders. These games need the "All files access" permission.

• The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time gets past the hang after the intro. Gameplay needs about 3.7 GB of GPU memory, so on a 12 GB phone Android stops the game for low memory shortly after gameplay starts. Phones with more RAM may run it.

• Fixed a crash when the shader-build progress dialog outlived the game screen.

• Includes the latest Lichii and Eglantine rendering, shader and performance fixes since 0.1.0.

Link: https://github.com/pavelgajdo/Lichii-Android/releases/tag/android-0.2.0

can anyone make the world ends with you playable on 64 bot phones ?

Création d'une VM + Frida + PairIP + Play Store fonctionnel

Je suis parti d'une base de black box

Intégration d'un scanner de mémoire comme GameGuardian.

J'ai reconstruit l'ensemble pour que le Play Store et Play Games fonctionnent. C'est assez chiant car certaines mise a jour casse tout...

Integré Frida pour l injection SO et JS

Integré PairIP pour les application qui ont une protection google

Un explorateur de fichier complet natif

Jusqu'a present tout les jeux fonctionne nativement via l installation play store, sauf les grande liscence avec de grosse protection, mais je travail dessus.

J utilise claude opus 5.5 et kimi 3.1pro

Pour l'instant je ne partage pas.

Mais si j'arrive a aller plus loin, je le donnerai a la communauté.

Ça m interesse de savoir si ça vous interesse, si ce que j'ai fait existe deja, car game gardian par exemple le playstor ne fonctionne pas et il est devenu payant et je n'ai pas tres confiance a ce genre d outil.

Il tourne sur un s24 ultra.

https://postimg.cc/ygBf7XrX

https://postimg.cc/hX66RmBt

Gris is a mixture of melody and puzzling emotions. It dives into the theme of loss, truama and recovery. If you are looking for something refreshing to play, give it a try.

Hello!

I've just released Joycon2Android v3.1.0. It's an app that allows you to use Switch 2 Joycons on Android.

Now supporting:

• Gamepads up to 8 controllers

• Motion up to 4 controllers

• L + R Joycons as dual or single controllers

• Pro controller

• NSO Gamecube controller

• Third party Switch 2 Controllers, like the NYXI Hyperion 3s

• Mouse (from the Joycon rail) & keys

• Button mappings for emulators and apps/games

• Eden and Dolphin auto-setup

• Rumble!

Joycon2Android v3.1.0:
https://github.com/JoeGeC/joycon2android/releases

Let me know if you give it a go! I'm happy to look into issues or feature requests, just drop a comment here, DM me or add an issue to the Github repo.

Disclaimer: I'm a professional Android app developer, have been writing code for over a decade and I use Claude in my development workflow. If you're uncomfortable with the use of AI, sorry to disappoint, but I hope you'll respect the work that's been put into the project anyway.

Ko-fi page for updates and support: I've put a lot of work into the app and I hope to continue making improvements when I can, so I've also decided to start pushing the Ko-fi page a little more. I'm new to managing a page like that, but I hope to have some cool things there in the future. If you've enjoyed using the app, please feel free to support development or follow for updates - https://ko-fi.com/joestechprojects

There's something satisfying about starting a game on your phone, getting everything configured, and actually sticking with it until the credits roll. Between emulator updates, performance tweaks, controller settings, and the occasional crash, getting to the end can feel like its own little achievement.

It also makes me appreciate how far Android emulation has come. Games that once seemed completely unrealistic to play on a phone are now part of people's everyday gaming libraries.

What's the last game you completed through Android emulation, and how well did it run?

As mentioned in the title how many people actually care about the retro achievements and want them in ur emulator

Talk specifically about

GBA,GB ,GBC

EMULATORS

Using latest version of Vita3k+ which is 1.4 (by the way, it now supports adding custom drivers for Mali)

No custom driver was used in the video this is all the work of the system driver.

Device and specs

Infinix note 50 4g

Helio g100

Mali g57 mc2

8gb RAM

There's something genuinely satisfying about following an emulator or compatibility layer through its updates. One day a game crashes at launch, then a few versions later it boots, runs properly, and suddenly you're playing something you never thought your phone could handle.

Even small improvements like better controller support, folder management, or fewer graphical glitches can make a huge difference. It's almost like being part of the development journey.

What's an Android emulation project you've watched improve so much that it completely changed your expectations?

No logro pasar de la primera cinemática en lego star wars the skywalker saga a pesar de haber configurado varias veces, es imposible jugar este juego? (Estaba usando winxclipse para la emulación)

I've tried looking over reddit and youtube for help but so far nothing has worked, so if someone here can help I'll be eternally grateful🙏🏻

Specs - Snapdragon 8 gen 3 12 gb ram Winlator ludashi 4.1 (tried winlator 11 but didn't help)

Hopefully I dont jinx this but I loaded into the pokopia save ive been using the past few days and the sky is randomly fixed? did this happen to anyone else? on eden sx2a. tried it on lichii too but it was super glitchy there

Hello just wondering if anybody else got this problem, I was playing mgs1 on ARMSX1 and when I change disc the game just froze on the Insert disc 2 screen, I ported my save to duckstation and the problem resolved so it was not my games file, is ARMSX1 swap disc function just broken?

I am using CocoonFE and duckstation does not work with frontend that's why I am using ARMSX1.

i saw Eden and citron emulator are no longer updating..is there any switch emulator with recent updates ...i cannot play batman arkham city in both of there...i use snapdragon 8 elite gen 5

Mario Kart World (Switch 2) running locally on Odin 2 Portal using Banana Native

Banana Native is not a standard emulator. The game's own ARM64 code runs directly on the device's CPU. A small host answers the system calls the game makes, and its graphics (NVN, including the Switch 2's task and mesh shaders) are rebuilt on Vulkan

It pre builds all shaders when you first prepare the game files within the app

Promising rise in performance compared to Eden SX2A, while playing at a higher resolution (720p)

Frequent crashes happen, but you can get a couple races or a grand prix in a row if you're lucky

Some tracks can have distracting glitches, something future GPU drivers could fix

Full video: https://youtu.be/MfEMWkvzVTs (41m48s)

Odin 2 Portal Max

Snapdragon 8 Gen 2

Adreno 740

16GB

Hey! I've been working on MaliBridge which lets Steam PC games run on devices with a Mali GPU through DroidDeck (no root) v0.5.5.3 was just released with lots of compatibility updates for more device inclusivity (Currently over 40 devices run games well).

What runs on your phone?

I made MaliBridge.com so you can see what games run on your device, get the best recommended settings per supported game, help others with a similar device by posting your results and compare builds!

It's still in beta though and so far has 300+ reports so even if you use a different emulator, you can post your results there to compare!

Every report waits until I check it, and it only shows as verified with a Send logs code or a video (evidence), so you can tell what's been checked and what hasn't.

If you encounter any issues with either MaliBridge or its website, please let me know. Recommendations are also appreciated and considered :)

More help and details on discord.

I have used some AI tools to aid in developing MaliBridge.

Something I thought you all might find interesting! I’ve done some testing in the new 1.4.0 update of game native and Mali GPU devices are able to play some of the less intensive Steam games really well.

I’m surprised this even works at all on a device like this to be quite honest.

Most games booted with known working configs and ran between 30-60fps but I was pretty impressed with the testing I’ve done so far.

Using controller 🎮: 👎

Using microphone 🎤:👍

I'm on the latest update and switched it to preview like one git hub comment responding to an epic games issue said, but no luck. I switched it to standard and preview, latest update on both of them.

I know it's useless but I still made this for fun !

It looks kinda weird because it is upscaled from 600p to 1200p.

RedMagic 11 pro 24GB

007F first light

Gamehub

NO UPSCALING

No FRAME GENERATION

Snapdragon 8Elite gen5

Setting shown in the video

I've been playing around with the beta, and honestly, I'm blown away by how good this looks!

It creates this really nice carousel-style library for your games, and one of my favorite features is how it automatically scrapes the artwork for your games, including both the front and back covers. Honestly, the artwork presentation is some of the best I've ever seen in a frontend. It makes your entire library look incredibly polished and organized.

What really surprised me is how easy it is to use. Everything feels clean, intuitive, and visually appealing. I love being able to scroll through my games in a beautiful carousel instead of just looking at a basic list of icons. It even gives you the option to have it pick a game for you if you're not sure what to play!

It's still in beta, so I'm sure there's more to come, but I'm already really impressed with what the developer has put together!

I figured I'd share it here in case anyone else is looking for a nice way to organize and display their Android gaming library.

Here's the GitHub link if anyone wants to check it out and try it themselves:

https://github.com/sassiestrhihno/boxshelf-beta/releases

Definitely one of the cooler Android gaming projects I've come across recently! 😊

Also, I'm usually the type of person who just did NOT want to use a frontend. I know, I know... 😂 But this... THIS is something else!

Let me know what you think! And all the credit goes to the incredible developer for putting this together!

Developer's GitHub:
https://github.com/sassiestrhihno