Ok I've been trying for 2 months now to get gameboid to work (tried multiple versions)
Here is what I am doing:
Download Gameboid
Download gba_bios.bin (16kb) tried 4 different versions
Installed Gameboid
Created "gba games" folder on root of SD card.
Place legend of Zelda - minish cap.zip in this folder
Place gba_bios on root of SD card
Run Gameboid, select BIOS, then select game. After two seconds it crashes and takes me back to my phones main screen.
I have tried putting BIOS in with my GBA Roms and have tried both zipped and extracted (.gba) ROM files, however no matter what i do I get the same end result.
My phone info is;
Make - HTC
Model - EVO 4g
Firmware - Kinged-Shooterv2.00.zip
Kernal - Stock
PRL - 190_003
Can anyone please help? This is getting to be so infuriating, I am at a complete loss of what to do. So far I have successfully used:
NES
GBC
SNES
N64
Just no matter what I do I can't get the GBA emulator to run at all. please Help Me!!!!!
Place legend of Zelda - minish cap.zip in this folder
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the emulator cant read zip files, you need to extract it first. If you still have problems, try getting your roms from another source.
sitlet said:
the emulator cant read zip files, you need to extract it first. If you still have problems, try getting your roms from another source.
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Its the app itself, otherwise it would say rom failed. But yes, try the rom files from another source and check within the app to see what type of files it reads, you will also have to find another version of the app; I had the same problem with gensoid and I knew the roms were good, the correct version of the app fixed it.
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hi there,
i have just downloaded 2 games from gamesloft web site for my phone, after the 2 sucessful downloads, i am unable to locate the games on my phone or in the memory card.
this is despite having them resent by gamesloft(the software said the items were already downloaded on my phone and asked did i want to rewrite over the original install, when i restarted the reinstallation) and after searching for the files.
i am unable to locate the files and do not know were they are.
no there not in my games folder as i would have expected lol.
any ideas were they are??????
thanks
Hi,
maybe its java games.
open your java environment (big "e" in red) and see if the games are here.
yeah they are ...doh lol
thanks
Saving a lengthy and arduous tale of woe and frustration, I'll start this simply by saying I recently had a lot of problems with my SD card, and as well as having to format it SEVERAL times in various ways in order to get it to work, with 2 error checks via Windows explorer (the second finally being successful at repairing the card), for some reason CM7 then also had major issues. I think this was down to the EXT partition not being able to be established on the then faulty card and conflicts with S2E. (again, I tried just about every option i found on this site and elsewhere to do this, but somehow the card switched over to write protected!)
I decided to change to a new ROM for my Desire. Im now running the latest UltimateDroid ROM 3.30, with the Dark Tremor App2SD. All is well. I can write and delete via the phone and PC.
All 3 Gameloft games of mine, Modern Combat 2, Dungeon Hunter 2 and Settlers HD have been freshly re-downloaded, installed and then each downloaded the SD files to the now working card, however for some reason the initial gameloft screen and intros are flickering and glitchy for all 3. The games themselves run great and quite smooth, its just the intros that are messed up. Is there a reason why this could be?
oh crap... for me the F#[email protected] Intro works only.. and game doesnt.. would mind share .. where you got your games?
deviouscreation said:
Saving a lengthy and arduous tale of woe and frustration, I'll start this simply by saying I recently had a lot of problems with my SD card, and as well as having to format it SEVERAL times in various ways in order to get it to work, with 2 error checks via Windows explorer (the second finally being successful at repairing the card), for some reason CM7 then also had major issues. I think this was down to the EXT partition not being able to be established on the then faulty card and conflicts with S2E. (again, I tried just about every option i found on this site and elsewhere to do this, but somehow the card switched over to write protected!)
I decided to change to a new ROM for my Desire. Im now running the latest UltimateDroid ROM 3.30, with the Dark Tremor App2SD. All is well. I can write and delete via the phone and PC.
All 3 Gameloft games of mine, Modern Combat 2, Dungeon Hunter 2 and Settlers HD have been freshly re-downloaded, installed and then each downloaded the SD files to the now working card, however for some reason the initial gameloft screen and intros are flickering and glitchy for all 3. The games themselves run great and quite smooth, its just the intros that are messed up. Is there a reason why this could be?
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It could be the rom, i had the same problem, but solved after switching from rom
jhonybravo4u said:
oh crap... for me the F#[email protected] Intro works only.. and game doesnt.. would mind share .. where you got your games?
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You should change your rom, if you don't want to buy them(you should), torrentz.com those work, i tried those before buying
MOST of the games i downloaded doesnt work on gingerbread, most of them worked on froyo, Hate this, as i cant play them anymore, im on gingerbread...
So ehm, a friend of mine has a problem with his A100...
A few weeks ago he downloaded a, shall we say, less than legal version of NFS Shift, and despite numerous attempts at downloading the Data-file seperately, he never got past the "NaN Downloading Game Data 0 of 0MB" screen.
Bummer.
After trying for a couple of days, he saw a sale on the same game, bought it and downloaded it to his phone where it works fine.
The game IS compatible with the A100, but whenever he downloads the legal version to his tablet, he runs into the same problem as before.
Instead of downloading the (legal) game data file, he can't get past the "NaN Downloading Game Data 0 of 0MB" screen, and nothing gets downloaded.
My friend assumes that the cracked version of the nfs.apk somehow blocks or replaces the legal version from working. He has tried uninstalling the cracked version and installing the bought version several times, but so far nada.
Any ideas? Is there a particular file or directory he should try to delete?
Both phone and tablet are rooted, so is it possible to just copy the full game from the phone to the tablet?
Any help appreciated!
how do you know'the games is compatiable? I have tried the same version as your friend.
It's available for download in the market app.
Also, when you go to the www market: market.android.com, you can list which of your devices an app is compatible with, and NFS shows up as compatible with the A100.
(This is the NFS released by Electronic Arts Netherlands BTW. It's been released by a couple of EA-divisions, and a version released by one company, is sometimes compatible with different devices than a version released by different companies.)
I installed the apk that was included on my G2X and it works perfectly.
You could factory reset. It kinda sucks to do just to get a game to'work.
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Downloaded files still doesn't work.
I downloaded the files on an Epic 4g and then just switched the sd card into my A100, and the game still won't work. They are in the correct location but Sim City still tries to download them and doesn't see them on the card.
yourmomsdong said:
I downloaded the files on an Epic 4g and then just switched the sd card into my A100, and the game still won't work. They are in the correct location but Sim City still tries to download them and doesn't see them on the card.
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The acer will not run game data off your sd card (mnt/external_sd) automatically. It has its own internal sdcard (mnt/sdcard) and that's where it stores game data. You will need to copy it in there but which exact directory I'm not so sure since I don't have the game installed. Maybe someone else can reply to that.
If you want to run from your external SDcard you need to use GL to SD app from market. Theres a thread here if you want to read more about the app.
Hey warriors!
Pls help - after installing apk and storing obb files into sd card/android/obb folder I cannot run any HD game with my G3. The application will not find the files.
My procedure:
- download apk + cache
- install apk
- place obb files into obb folder (usually the files are already in a correctly named folder, e.g. "com.pixelbite.rr3" (for recklessracing3), so I just extract and copy them from my PC over to SD card)
- run apk - it will then give me an error message, or just look for the files for eternity, or simply just crashes
I have tried couple of games - NOVA3, MC5, RecklessRacing with no luck
- is it because I am not rooted?
- is it necessary to change something in phone settings prior to installing?
- or simply what I am doing wrong?
Many thanks for your help!
leeris said:
Hey warriors!
Pls help - after installing apk and storing obb files into sd card/android/obb folder I cannot run any HD game with my G3. The application will not find the files.
My procedure:
- download apk + cache
- install apk
- place obb files into obb folder (usually the files are already in a correctly named folder, e.g. "com.pixelbite.rr3" (for recklessracing3), so I just extract and copy them from my PC over to SD card)
- run apk - it will then give me an error message, or just look for the files for eternity, or simply just crashes
I have tried couple of games - NOVA3, MC5, RecklessRacing with no luck
- is it because I am not rooted?
- is it necessary to change something in phone settings prior to installing?
- or simply what I am doing wrong?
Many thanks for your help!
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Most of the time, that stuff is stored in the /data partition which you cannot access to write to without root. The only "people" that can access and write to that area are the app itself that wrote to it initially, and an account with root access.
Some games might store some "cache" to the internal sd card, but that all depends on the app.
This is why using the cloud is so much better for game advancement, but not all games are using that.
iBolski said:
Most of the time, that stuff is stored in the /data partition which you cannot access to write to without root.
Some games might store some "cache" to the internal sd card, but that all depends on the app.
This is why using the cloud is so much better for game advancement, but not all games are using that.
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I think I got your point but what would be the safest way to install games without issues? Will rooting the device solve the problem, or is there still some work to do most of the time with every game?
And if root is OK, is there any one-click root available for G3 which is safe? I am very good at bricking the phones
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I think I got your point but what would be the safest way to install games without issues? Will rooting the device solve the problem, or is there still some work to do most of the time with every game?
And if root is OK, is there any one-click root available for G3 which is safe? I am very good at bricking the phones
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The only other way to make this work, and you would have had to backed everything up before, is to use Helium which (without root) requires you to have a Windows or Mac client app installed on your PC and you hook up you device that way. It can then backup the data and restore it, without root. However, it only works with certain apps. Not all apps can be backed up with Helium.
As for rooting, it depends on which model of G3 you have. Overall, rooting is easy, but it depends on which version of the Android OS it's running and again, which model of G3 you are using. I don't want to go into it with this thread as it can all be discovered by going to the following FAQ thread in the OP and finding the section for rooting. There it explains which root method works on which model of phone and what version of the OS you must be on. Again, this all depends on the model of the phone you have. Here is the link to the FAQ post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/help/help-thread-lg-g3-question-t2947298
After that, you can use a lot of different apps to backup and restore your app and data. TiBu is the most popular one.
iBolski said:
The only other way to make this work, and you would have had to backed everything up before, is to use Helium which (without root) requires you to have a Windows or Mac client app installed on your PC and you hook up you device that way. It can then backup the data and restore it, without root. However, it only works with certain apps. Not all apps can be backed up with Helium.
As for rooting, it depends on which model of G3 you have. Overall, rooting is easy, but it depends on which version of the Android OS it's running and again, which model of G3 you are using. I don't want to go into it with this thread as it can all be discovered by going to the following FAQ thread in the OP and finding the section for rooting. There it explains which root method works on which model of phone and what version of the OS you must be on. Again, this all depends on the model of the phone you have. Here is the link to the FAQ post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/help/help-thread-lg-g3-question-t2947298
After that, you can use a lot of different apps to backup and restore your app and data. TiBu is the most popular one.
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But when a game with cache is officially downloaded from Google Play - this should work more or less correctly right?
leeris said:
But when a game with cache is officially downloaded from Google Play - this should work more or less correctly right?
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What? You have me confused.
What are you expecting to happen when you download an app from Google Play? Not sure what you are asking...
I just got my Sony Ericsson Xperia play and I think i got scammed. (I am a noob to computer things and tech in general so im sorry. I also am young and have no idea whats happening.) So first off, I try and root this, and it doesnt work, it says on Flashtool, {Part 1 of rooting failed, deleting and trying again} or something like that. Also it is a R800i model, but is Verizon, idk if that is supposed to be correct but i though R800i was for At&t. Also im trying to get games but they all fail, i have to get apks but people keep saying to put them in system/apps, which idk where that is on my SD card. I go to my Games file in the SD and see nothing in there, nothing at all. When i try and put my crash bandicoot apk in the game folder, i try and drag it in there and it wont let me, like it doesnt drop in the folder. I Dont know if im just a dumb kid or my Xperia Play is a fake, but i need serious help.
It's been like 20 days since you asked and I hope if you haven't figured it out on your own, that you at least didn't sold it because owning a Xperia Play in 2023 is just based. And there are no fakes.
How do you know it's a Verizon Play, just because of the logo? If you bought it from AliExpress recently, they are refurbished and matched with random shells (we used to have more Plays with a shell without carrier logos afaik but that's a little more rare now). It might be a R800i (carrier unlocked) inside, with a R800x (Verizon) shell.
Check the wiki in here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/xperiaplay/comments/ktz8hx
it literally has all the practical steps you need to follow to install ADB, fastboot and USB drivers, flashing kernels, recoveries and systems, sideloading apps and games... I sent a link to a page that has a link to the wiki, because this page has more useful stuff such as a link to a Discord server with other Xperia Play owners.
There's some stuff you might need to know first tho:
After you have installed ADB, fastboot, the drivers on you computer, unlocked the bootloader, flashed a neat custom kernel, recovery and ROM (I recommend the LuPuS kernel, TWRP and NXT Gaming respectively - bonus with NXT is that you don't need to root it), you'll get to the step of sideloading apps.
To install games, please don't install them to the internal storage even if you had to do it to save your life (that's "/data/app" at the root of the internal storage, because "/system/app" is for system apps... as the path name implies, and it's also at the root of internal storage).
Also don't mind the paths, you'll never need to put APKs there manually, if you install them (like you install any APK in any Android phone) that's where they go to behind the curtains and you don't really need to understand it, unless you want to ofc. Just in case you don't know how to install APKs the normal way, well, that wiki's got your back.
Normal apps like, idk, a terminal emulator, a file manager, you can install to the internal storage (that is, just install and forget about it). For games, you'll want to install them to the SD card (that is, just install them but then go to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > [game name] > Move to SD card).
The first app you need to install is a file manager, the wiki teaches you how to install ES but I personally prefer FX. You can follow the same steps but just change the file name, and you can download it here: https://send.vis.ee/download/e1a641e6ee452023/#2sX0oEiwyUn1ciZKc7pAYQ - expires in 3 days.
And to install games, it goes beyond installing their APKs. You'll have to place certain files in certain folders (on the SD card), sometimes it's easier like with Crash Bandicoot, sometimes it's Dark Souls-hard like with some EA and Gameloft games... for that, you can ask for help in the Discord. They also have a lot of game links there.