Clearly someone knows this better than me. Thanks!
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Which console. I <3 emulation.
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Ps2 and the Nintendo systems.
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The Root said:
Ps2 and the Nintendo systems.
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ps2?
I'm just your everyday black guy!
Final fantasy 7 & 8 would be fun.
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Ps2 and the Nintendo systems.
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The most recent consoles you'll be able to emulate are the PS1 and N64. Anything newer there is not an emulator for and I doubt there will be for a long time (and certainly not for the Epic.)
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The most recent consoles you'll be able to emulate are the PS1 and N64. Anything newer there is not an emulator for and I doubt there will be for a long time.
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Ps1 ran FF7. That'd be fine. Nintendo & Super Nintendo would also be great.
I use FPse for PS1 roms, there's a program called ECM Tools that will help you convert certain game roms into the file type(s) you need to run the image on Android.
I've put SNESoid on my girlfriends phone, she has been playing Super Mario World, Super Mario RPG and A Link to the Past, all without problems.
Both emulators feature save states, you will need a BIOs file for FPse but all you have to do is google the BIOs file mentioned when first booting up the app.
There are emulators for every system you listed accept for ps2 (a tad bit over board for our hardware ) psx4droid ver 3.0.0.6 is the newest ps emulator and n64droid 1.0..4 is the newest for n64. However all of these were recently pulled from the android market. Their developer yongzh has been giving them away for free since just google for the apk. Make sure you have the latest!
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toweringflesh said:
I use FPse for PS1 roms, there's a program called ECM Tools that will help you convert certain game roms into the file type(s) you need to run the image on Android.
Both emulators feature save states, you will need a BIOs file for FPse but all you have to do is google the BIOs file mentioned when first booting up the app.
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Explain these two portions a bit, please.
And btw all the ps1 final fantasys run well on psx4droid 3. I prefer IX (on disc 3 now with only a few hiccups)
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He uses another ps emulator fpse. Personally, final fantasy IX looked a whole lot nice for me on psx4droid with way less pixelation. The secnd part is about the saving system which is independent of the consoles emulated memory cards an takes a snapshot at any point you like which you can load later. Like an old school gameshark.
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I use FPse for PS1 roms, there's a program called ECM Tools that will help you convert certain game roms into the file type(s) you need to run the image on Android. -- Google ECM Tools and there'll be a website called Emuparadise, one of the first results. Just check out that page, there's a download link and a brief explanation of what the program does and how to use it (it's as simple as drag-and-drop).
If you download a game image and the files include a .bin or .iso or .img file, those are all good to go without any preparation. (Also wanna mention that the SNES emulator doesn't require anything like this, it's just for PSX games.)
Both emulators feature save states, you will need a BIOs file for FPse but all you have to do is google the BIOs file mentioned when first booting up the app. -- Save states are used as an alternative to the games native save file system. You can save whenever you want and load from that point. The BIOs file for FPse is named SCPH1001.bin, just pop that into Google as well and you'll find it no problem.
Edit: As being mentioned above, psx4droid is an option as well. I had lag issues with a few games while running psx4droid (primarily with the games that came around later in the PSX lifespan) which I havn't had with FPse. There have been a few games where I've noticed graphical faults within FPse, Breath of Fire III had some transparency issues...can't really think of anything else worth mentioning. I had a few roms that didn't work but I've managed to find other versions to try out and have gotten everything to work so far that I've wanted to get working.
I'd try them both out and see which works best for you.
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I use FPse for PS1 roms, there's a program called ECM Tools that will help you convert certain game roms into the file type(s) you need to run the image on Android. -- Google ECM Tools and there'll be a website called Emuparadise, one of the first results. Just check out that page, there's a download link and a brief explanation of what the program does and how to use it (it's as simple as drag-and-drop).
If you download a game image and the files include a .bin or .iso or .img file, those are all good to go without any preparation. (Also wanna mention that the SNES emulator doesn't require anything like this, it's just for PSX games.)
Both emulators feature save states, you will need a BIOs file for FPse but all you have to do is google the BIOs file mentioned when first booting up the app. -- Save states are used as an alternative to the games native save file system. You can save whenever you want and load from that point. The BIOs file for FPse is named SCPH1001.bin, just pop that into Google as well and you'll find it no problem.
Edit: As being mentioned above, psx4droid is an option as well. I had lag issues with a few games while running psx4droid (primarily with the games that came around later in the PSX lifespan) which I havn't had with FPse. There have been a few games where I've noticed graphical faults within FPse, Breath of Fire III had some transparency issues...can't really think of anything else worth mentioning. I had a few roms that didn't work but I've managed to find other versions to try out and have gotten everything to work so far that I've wanted to get working.
I'd try them both out and see which works best for you.
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And just let me say that in no way was I dissing fpse. It is most definitely the "faster" of the two.. and has better compatibility overall. But you mentioned final fantasy and I have to mention that I tested ffix on both and px4droid (the newest one, I haven't had much success with anything older than 3.0) just was better for that game. Plus it supports antialiasing which I really notice on this small screen in comparison to a computer monitor. Anyway happy gaming, PM me if you have any emu questions.. btw food for thought- anybody think once we get some quad core action going on in android we might be able to get a pcsx2 port going? That would be sweet.
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Hey Everybody
I understand this game is running ok with the power vr plug in .... anyone know for the apk anywhere ???
or if not, can anyone recommend a SimCity type game ?
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Hey all!
Does anyone know if there is a way to enable full effects for NFS Most Wanted?
I already tried running my Nexus at 1.5Ghz but still the road reflections and blur did not come
It only gives me the basic look which has no reflections and blur effects. Just the HD textures.
Any suggestions? I already tried searching the web but I only found an APK modifier which will give full effects but it only works on tegra 3 devices
My Rockchip 3066 1.6Ghz dual core mali400MP4 tablet does have all the reflections and blur effects and it looks like a PS3 game on that! I'd like to have the same graphics on my Gnex aswell
you can find nfs mw full effect mod from google, but game running so slow..
tegezan said:
you can find nfs mw full effect mod from google, but game running so slow..
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How do you mean from google? I bought the app from the Play Store
Hi, so I upgraded from 2.3.3 and now my PsXperia using the Sony Playstation Engine doesn't work. Is there a way to fix this or do I have to simply reconvert all my games again using the PSXperia 2.0 converter?
The game goes to first loading screen then back to main screen
xzafa said:
Hi, so I upgraded from 2.3.3 and now my PsXperia using the Sony Playstation Engine doesn't work. Is there a way to fix this or do I have to simply reconvert all my games again using the PSXperia 2.0 converter?
The game goes to first loading screen then back to main screen
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You will need to copy the new "Crash Bandicoot" apk and zpak from your 2.3.4.
After it, you can rebuild and re-install all PSX games again.
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You will need to copy the new "Crash Bandicoot" apk and zpak from your 2.3.4.
After it, you can rebuild and re-install all PSX games again.
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Ok thanks, seems like the emulator makes games look blurry than before or maybe because I've been playing on FPSE which is sharp without soft screen filtering.
I'm looking for a nice Toyota boot animation for a N7 carputer
This one would be perfect but I cannot find the source anywhere:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl7pdlVNgTY
Any ideas?
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I'm looking for a nice Toyota boot animation for a N7 carputer
This one would be perfect but I cannot find the source anywhere:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl7pdlVNgTY
Any ideas?
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You can download the mp4 video from this link.
If it's for Android then it should be easy to convert to a bootanimation zip.
https://vimeo.com/103637826
what model do you have? i have a corolla and i'm looking for some multimedia device that fits well