Tried to look up a few but have not been successful. Really looking to play Street Fighter Alpha 3 and Street Fighter 3.
Anyone have experience or recommendations for this?
I've got A3 running on Tiger Mame (can be found in the market).
I haven't had much luck getting all of the controls to show up though (the bottom three buttons are cut off).
As for Third Strike, that's a CPS3 game. I'm not sure if there's a CPS3 emulator out there for Android yet.
I'm gonna keep looking, I'll update what I find.
Tiger seems to only support newer games (neogeo,cps2 etc). I'm an old guy who wants the classics. I find it hard to believe there's not a mame version out there. Maybe off-market?
I want my galaga, digdug, asteroids, fat bobby, hopping mappy, violence fight
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I am using both CPS2HD (CPS2) and Jrioni Arcade (MAME - runs only older 0.34/0.35b dumps ala GP2X) for my arcade fix on my current Samsung Galaxy S, the onscreen controls are not bad but don't expect any serious play with combos, advanced techniques, etc.
Unfortunately my NC has not arrived yet for me to test it out.
Lucky Day said:
I've got A3 running on Tiger Mame (can be found in the market).
I haven't had much luck getting all of the controls to show up though (the bottom three buttons are cut off).
As for Third Strike, that's a CPS3 game. I'm not sure if there's a CPS3 emulator out there for Android yet.
I'm gonna keep looking, I'll update what I find.
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I have that. Got the rom too but not sure how to make it run. Set tiger to search all of SD but there was no luck finding it. Perhaps I move it to the default directory that Tiger lists?
If Bluetooth ever becomes fully enabled and we could tether Wiimote, the Nook color would become ultimate.
This is just a placeholder
It would be cool to have a future list showing Tegra 3 optimized games. Its already shown that each THD game has extra special effects for Tegra 3 over Tegra 2.
I'm not sure if the above is driver related, or the developer must make that happen.
I am not sure about the themes and the applications but still when i was searching about the same on other websites i came to have know about the games.
you must be guys aware about the tablet as it comprises tegra 3 processors thus if you wanted to download games compatible with tegra 3 so you can simply download it from here.
Apps not working so far for me (gamestop prime)
Netflix stock -will not open
- Update it in the Market now I get error that it cannot connect to Netflix.
Bang Bang Racing - License error
- I've already purchased it before prior to prime. But when I try to download to prime and open it I get License error and cannot get past it. I dont get it since its a tegrazone app
EDIT: After a factory reset it ran Bang Bang Racing and the Netflix update in market now works.
It seems a lot of the Gameloft games I've purchased in the market for my acer a100 (which I've modified device id to an a500) is not compatible yet with the prime such as:
Modern Combat 3
Lets Golf 3
Brothers in Arms
Backstab
Does anyone know where a good CPU meter similar to the NVidia demo? I would like to see the performance of the 4 (or 5 if you count the companion) and have not found one. I am probably blind and it is on the device already but any direction would be appreciated.
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SeePU
Maybe that will help a little not exactly what you want but still
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Does anyone know where a good CPU meter similar to the NVidia demo? I would like to see the performance of the 4 (or 5 if you count the companion) and have not found one. I am probably blind and it is on the device already but any direction would be appreciated.
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system panel light shows the 4 cores working. once you load it up and you see the pie graph meters up top, just tap it. then it'll go to another screen and will show you pie graph of each of 4 cores working and monitoring in real time. you can see if one corridor working or more. this is all within the app though. not an overlay like nvidia demo over any app or whatever.
another good free app to get is Elixir2. shows you the most detailed info of components of your device ever. even shows sensors and u can test them nd monitor performance of them in real time
My recommendations is this apps that i use the most
SwiftKey Tablet X - great keyboard
https://market.android.com/details?...0b3VjaHR5cGUuc3dpZnRrZXkudGFibGV0LmZ1bGwiXQ..
Mizuu - previously known as Mizuu Movies - is your #1 app for managing your favourite movies and TV shows. Details will be downloaded automatically - including titles, plots and covers.
https://market.android.com/details?...t#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5taXoubWl6dXUiXQ..
BSplayer - good video player
https://market.android.com/details?...sImNvbS5ic3BsYXllci5ic3BhbmRyb2lkLmZyZWUiXQ..
Newsr - fast and clean looking rss reader
https://market.android.com/details?...1bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5jaHJpc3dzdGV3YXJ0LnJzcyJd
Wizz widgets - good looking widgets for twitter, Facebook, calender
https://market.android.com/details?...sMSwxLDEsImNvbS5zbm93YmVlLmNvbG9yaXplLmhkIl0.
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Hello
I've recently gotten a Transformer Prime, and it's great and all, but I'm missing the remote desktop ability to my PC.
So I looked through Splashtop a bit, and soon found out that the "smallest" version of Splashtop came preinstalled on my Prime.
It works decently, but there are a few things that bug me.
My PC has 3 screens set up (3x 1920x1080), and when I connect to it using Splashtop from my Prime, it lowers the resolution on my computer to 1280x800 (the Primes resolution) and it just ruins the entire thing.
Also, I haven't found a way to change between screens in Splashtop (There is such an option on TeamViewer, which I also tested).
Are these just limitations of my version of Splashtop, as it's the smallest one, that came for free, preinstalled?
Or aren't these problems in the THD version?
A small side-question. On the Play Store I can see 3 versions of Splashtop. "Remote Desktop" & "Remote Desktop HD" & "GamePad THD".
Since my Prime is Tegra 3, it can use the "GamePad THD" version. But I'm a bit confused about the "GamePad" part.
Is the GamePad THD version an upgraded version of "Remote Desktop HD" with the added features of being able to stream HD games? Or is there any more difference?
- Moon
Could someone possibly help me?
Moonbloom said:
Hello
I've recently gotten a Transformer Prime, and it's great and all, but I'm missing the remote desktop ability to my PC.
So I looked through Splashtop a bit, and soon found out that the "smallest" version of Splashtop came preinstalled on my Prime.
It works decently, but there are a few things that bug me.
My PC has 3 screens set up (3x 1920x1080), and when I connect to it using Splashtop from my Prime, it lowers the resolution on my computer to 1280x800 (the Primes resolution) and it just ruins the entire thing.
Also, I haven't found a way to change between screens in Splashtop (There is such an option on TeamViewer, which I also tested).
Are these just limitations of my version of Splashtop, as it's the smallest one, that came for free, preinstalled?
Or aren't these problems in the THD version?
A small side-question. On the Play Store I can see 3 versions of Splashtop. "Remote Desktop" & "Remote Desktop HD" & "GamePad THD".
Since my Prime is Tegra 3, it can use the "GamePad THD" version. But I'm a bit confused about the "GamePad" part.
Is the GamePad THD version an upgraded version of "Remote Desktop HD" with the added features of being able to stream HD games? Or is there any more difference?
- Moon
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Why not just read the description of those Apps on Play Store?
The THD version has a load more capabilities. When you tap with all three fingers it will pull up a menu that allows you to switch monitors. Also I have noticed that it switches my resolution to the Prime res when I am on Splashtop, but when I disconnect it auto switches back to the original resolution. Unless you choose to power down the PC from the Prime it will keep the resolution when it boots back up.
Besides PPSSPP and Dolphin (Gamecube & Wii) are there other emulators that people have tested on the switch?
Personally, I'd like to see PS2 emulation, but I know it's a bit of a stretch. :silly:
Also, what are some favorites that play well on the switch?
I ask for discussion since there isn't a thread around.
Drastic and the Beta of Redream should work well.
I guess DamonPS2 should be able to play some lighter games reasonably but don't expect too much.
These are the emulators I have downloaded that I can personally confirm work:
-SNES9X, runs all of the SNES games I have flawlessly.
-Mupen64Pluz FZ, runs all of the N64 games I have flawlessly.
-My OldBoy!, runs all GB and GBC games I have flawlessly.
-My Boy!, runs all GBA games I have flawlessly.
-Dolphin MMJ, does not run all Gamecube games I have flawlessly. (further information below)
-nds4droid, does not run all DS games I have flawlessly. (further information below)
-PPSSPP, runs all PSP games I have flawlessly.
-Redream, runs all Dreamcast games I have flawlessly.
I wasn't able to get the regular Dolphin emulator to run Gamcube games, let alone even install Wii games. The Dolphin MMJ version has some lag, but I don't know the proper optimization through settings that is required to get it to run flawlessly. Other users have posted that theirs work flawlessly, but I haven't seen an extensive list of the settings they use.
Nds4droid lags with the Pokemon games. I've tried to download over 15 different DraStic DS emulator APK files and none have worked for me. They kept displaying an error message of not having something. I can't recall exactly off the top of my head at the moment.
Could someone create a foolproof guide in text or video format as to how to get Dolphin and DraStic to run properly?
Nila-sama said:
These are the emulators I have downloaded that I can personally confirm work:
-SNES9X, runs all of the SNES games I have flawlessly.
-Mupen64Pluz FZ, runs all of the N64 games I have flawlessly.
-My OldBoy!, runs all GB and GBC games I have flawlessly.
-My Boy!, runs all GBA games I have flawlessly.
-Dolphin MMJ, does not run all Gamecube games I have flawlessly. (further information below)
-nds4droid, does not run all DS games I have flawlessly. (further information below)
-PPSSPP, runs all PSP games I have flawlessly.
-Redream, runs all Dreamcast games I have flawlessly.
I wasn't able to get the regular Dolphin emulator to run Gamcube games, let alone even install Wii games. The Dolphin MMJ version has some lag, but I don't know the proper optimization through settings that is required to get it to run flawlessly. Other users have posted that theirs work flawlessly, but I haven't seen an extensive list of the settings they use.
Nds4droid lags with the Pokemon games. I've tried to download over 15 different DraStic DS emulator APK files and none have worked for me. They kept displaying an error message of not having something. I can't recall exactly off the top of my head at the moment.
Could someone create a foolproof guide in text or video format as to how to get Dolphin and DraStic to run properly?
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Well I'd imagine all retro stuff to work flawlessly. Probably everything in the retroarch set really. Really hoping GZDoom and Morrowind work flawless on android as well, while not an emulator nor engine on thing I'm kinda looking forward to is Zenonia and Chaos Rings, should it actually run
As for setting up Dolphin; there's this at least
lordsolrac2 said:
Well I'd imagine all retro stuff to work flawlessly. Probably everything in the retroarch set really. Really hoping GZDoom and Morrowind work flawless on android as well, while not an emulator nor engine on thing I'm kinda looking forward to is Zenonia and Chaos Rings, should it actually run
As for setting up Dolphin; there's this at least
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If someone gets Morrowind running, I'd definitely be interested in playing that as I've never played it before.
Unfortunately, that tutorial doesn't help me because I didn't need the Octopus application since the Joy Con fix works with Dolphin MMJ. I'm referring to the graphical and enhancement settings in Dolphin.
Nila-sama said:
If someone gets Morrowind running, I'd definitely be interested in playing that as I've never played it before.
Unfortunately, that tutorial doesn't help me because I didn't need the Octopus application since the Joy Con fix works with Dolphin MMJ. I'm referring to the graphical and enhancement settings in Dolphin.
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you could try this https://gbatemp.net/threads/openmw-for-switch.540250/
Nila-sama said:
These are the emulators I have downloaded that I can personally confirm work:
Could someone create a foolproof guide in text or video format as to how to get Dolphin and DraStic to run properly?
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DraStic runs perfectly bought from the playstore.
DraStic works fine for me, too. It does show some kind of an pop-up error at the beginning, but the emulator itself works fine afterwards.
When it comes to other emulators besides DraStic:
PPSSPP: Played only Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, emulator is working great, although SW: TFU does have *some* slowdowns (but this is the same across all platforms, so very probably not a performance issue), but overall completely playable.
When it comes to games:
Star Wars: KOTOR: I am using version 1.0.9 (from Amazon Appstore) and it works perfectly (including gamepad right out of the box).
GTA: San Andreas: Working fine, but the sticks are not working for movements. Buttons work fine.
Half-Life 2: Native Tegra version, works perfectly fine.
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Nila-sama said:
If someone gets Morrowind running, I'd definitely be interested in playing that as I've never played it before.
Unfortunately, that tutorial doesn't help me because I didn't need the Octopus application since the Joy Con fix works with Dolphin MMJ. I'm referring to the graphical and enhancement settings in Dolphin.
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Remember, F-Droid is a thing, my friend. Just like a brother above, we're not limited to Google stuff, I for one, have no intention to use Google stuff. I'll be using FDroid, Aurora Store and Amazon c:
https://f-droid.org/packages/com.libopenmw.openmw/ I do believe this uses SDL for joysticks.
My list of emulators are as follows; for everything else I use retroarch.
PSX:
Epsxe - nice psx emulator, works exactly how you would imagine a box standard emulator to work and does the job quite well. Can’t say any downsides to this emulator
Fpse: my favourite out of the two, upscales into HD and even forces a widescreen that doesn’t end in a stretched out mess. Honestly this emulator will make tekken 3 look like tekken 6 (a slight over exaggeration but it’s worth it). The downside is there is no free version and it’s gonna cost you a couple of quid/dollars.
Dreamcast:
Reicast- it works as well as it’s lakka version only this time you can dock the switch for TV. Has a widescreen hack and looks quite nice in places although some textures don’t work right (shenmue need more than a plaster to cover that hole in his face). Downsides are some games don’t work.
Redream - works great, all games I’ve tried run fine including stupid invaders (if that’s what you’re into) that being said, that game doesn’t get past the Sega logo in reicast so this emulator offers more support! I can’t remember if you have to pay for it though and just like reicast it doesn’t support “win ce” games like resident evil 2.
PS2:
Damonps2 - runs a little worse than dolphin, I haven’t found a single game I could consider as playable in that emulator but it shows promise and apparently is due an upgrade that will offer a lot of speed up. This emulator has seen some controversy because the dev ripped off code from the pc version of psx2 and I believe there’s some lawsuit involved. Has the most drawbacks. The free version won’t let you save and the paid version asks for your **** size amongst all over personal data as well as it won’t work if you’re offline or use the xposed frame network. It also shuts itself if you have Magisk installed. To get it to work again you have to hide the application with Magisk hide.
DS:
Drastic - you might have to pay but damn is it worth it. Looks amazing and can swap your screens instantly by pressing the thumb sticks in, not so great for games that utilise both screens at once like Sonic Rush but plays great!!
Like I say everything else I use retroarch for.
thatmellon said:
My list of emulators are as follows; for everything else I use retroarch.
PSX:
Epsxe - nice psx emulator, works exactly how you would imagine a box standard emulator to work and does the job quite well. Can’t say any downsides to this emulator
Fpse: my favourite out of the two, upscales into HD and even forces a widescreen that doesn’t end in a stretched out mess. Honestly this emulator will make tekken 3 look like tekken 6 (a slight over exaggeration but it’s worth it). The downside is there is no free version and it’s gonna cost you a couple of quid/dollars.
Dreamcast:
Reicast- it works as well as it’s lakka version only this time you can dock the switch for TV. Has a widescreen hack and looks quite nice in places although some textures don’t work right (shenmue need more than a plaster to cover that hole in his face). Downsides are some games don’t work.
Redream - works great, all games I’ve tried run fine including stupid invaders (if that’s what you’re into) that being said, that game doesn’t get past the Sega logo in reicast so this emulator offers more support! I can’t remember if you have to pay for it though and just like reicast it doesn’t support “win ce” games like resident evil 2.
PS2:
Damonps2 - runs a little worse than dolphin, I haven’t found a single game I could consider as playable in that emulator but it shows promise and apparently is due an upgrade that will offer a lot of speed up. This emulator has seen some controversy because the dev ripped off code from the pc version of psx2 and I believe there’s some lawsuit involved. Has the most drawbacks. The free version won’t let you save and the paid version asks for your **** size amongst all over personal data as well as it won’t work if you’re offline or use the xposed frame network. It also shuts itself if you have Magisk installed. To get it to work again you have to hide the application with Magisk hide.
DS:
Drastic - you might have to pay but damn is it worth it. Looks amazing and can swap your screens instantly by pressing the thumb sticks in, not so great for games that utilise both screens at once like Sonic Rush but plays great!!
Like I say everything else I use retroarch for.
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For PSX I'd honestly recomend RetroArch (Both android and HorizonOS). It already has Upscaling and it's free. As for Tekken 3 to Tekken 6, I'd yet to find out, haha.
I'm Glad that the Dreamcast works great!! Do you have any recommendations?
PS2- I kinda expected that. Have you tried the Play! Emulator?
DS- Can you do anti aliasing or Upscaling?
I'm currently in the process of getting it on the switch (Had a week long exam) but I'll gladly report any findings I get as well.
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For PSX I'd honestly recomend RetroArch (Both android and HorizonOS). It already has Upscaling and it's free. As for Tekken 3 to Tekken 6, I'd yet to find out, haha.
I'm Glad that the Dreamcast works great!! Do you have any recommendations?
PS2- I kinda expected that. Have you tried the Play! Emulator?
DS- Can you do anti aliasing or Upscaling?
I'm currently in the process of getting it on the switch (Had a week long exam) but I'll gladly report any findings I get as well.
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Well it’s the widescreen hack that sells Fpse for me, epsxe has one but the graphics flicker a bit. Although I think epsxe runs games better, I do get graphical issues when using the gl plugin. (Tekken 6 for PSP... at a push haha).
I’d recommend using redream for Dreamcast as it offers more support. I’m a big fan of the sonic games and hey run perfectly. I have a lot of fighters on there to and it’s much easier to set up 2 player with redream.
I haven’t managed to get play! working yet, retroarch crashes when I boot it and any app I’ve installed from google searches don’t work or are fake (or maybe I’m doing something wrong).
Yes, the DS can do anti aliasing, I can’t describe how nice they look upscaled. Especially the more 3D heavy games, run really smooth too! Loads of options, i’d Recommend having a look at a few reviews, but it runs amazing in the switch.
I’ve recently downloaded arc browser after a few days of trying to fathom the very poor tutorials of setting up Hyperspin. It’s a nice GUI to load all your games for different emulators in one app. It’s nice to look through all my roms with added cover art and fan art, it does cost like £8 though.
I will add that all emulators I’ve tried to run made by “Robert Broglia” like MD.EMU and Neo Geo emulators do not work in docked mode, it’s almost as though the apps themselves just don’t understand what it is. I managed to get a Sega CD game running through MD.emu docked when I loaded the game through arc browser and it loads and plays and then crashes when you exit making it so you have to undock and redock the switch.
Dolphin works fine for me but the remapping of control for Wii doesn't want to stick after i launch a game. When it does it seems to forget half of the remapping. Anybody else?
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DraStic works fine for me, too. It does show some kind of an pop-up error at the beginning, but the emulator itself works fine afterwards.
When it comes to other emulators besides DraStic:
PPSSPP: Played only Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, emulator is working great, although SW: TFU does have *some* slowdowns (but this is the same across all platforms, so very probably not a performance issue), but overall completely playable.
When it comes to games:
Star Wars: KOTOR: I am using version 1.0.9 (from Amazon Appstore) and it works perfectly (including gamepad right out of the box).
GTA: San Andreas: Working fine, but the sticks are not working for movements. Buttons work fine.
Half-Life 2: Native Tegra version, works perfectly fine.
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Are you certain about the version of KOTOR? I purchased first from Google Play and received version 1.0.6 which hangs, then bought it from Amazon Appstore and received version 1.0.7 which appears to be the latest currently available and it isn't loading fully either.