Android Full Speed NDS Emulator Coming to Android!!!

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Just tried out Professor Layton and Last Specter on this. I cannot get past the first puzzle at all. Pressing submit even thought I entered the correct answer just sends me back to the beginning again and again. A shame because Layton really is one of those games that can work without using any hardware buttons at all.
 
Ran the free, virus-free version on my Ace II x and it's not too bad. Pokémon Diamond lags, but if you turn sound off it's bearable. I can tell you, though, this emulator supports roms over 512 MB. I hope that it can eventually support other mediums of controllers, like Wii controllers. It'd make playing games far easier.
 
Must say this emu runs amazingly on my JXD s7300B. Its the one that's a clone of the WiiU controller and has physical buttons. Just played through the first few levels of New Super Mario Bros on it and was really really impressed. Totally worth the £5 it costs.
 
Mobile phone ports of NDS games are being released on the iPhone, but never released to Android?
No problemo!

It would be pretty cool if NiFi emulation being implemented was possible. It wouldn't be able to communicate with real NDS systems, but at least you'd be able to play multiplayer with other people who are using DraStic.
Emulating NiFi/the WiFi chip isn't feasible. (according to Exophase)

To get a perspective on that just google DSTunnle and you will so how right he is.
 
I was so sad for not hearing anything about a Ace Attorney HD Collection for Android, but screw that now :D
 
Ran the free, virus-free version on my Ace II x and it's not too bad. Pokémon Diamond lags, but if you turn sound off it's bearable. I can tell you, though, this emulator supports roms over 512 MB. I hope that it can eventually support other mediums of controllers, like Wii controllers. It'd make playing games far easier.


Glad you found one that's virus free - so far, two variants have been found in download links doing the rounds - anserverbot and bgserv have both been identified in four separate downloads. It's looking like it's not Mudlord that's been infecting the downloads (though not beyond the realms of possibility due to his hatred of Exophase) but more a third party that recognises a piece of software that will spread far due to its high quality and popularity.

Go careful, folks.

D.
 
Glad you found one that's virus free - so far, two variants have been found in download links doing the rounds - anserverbot and bgserv have both been identified in four separate downloads. It's looking like it's not Mudlord that's been infecting the downloads (though not beyond the realms of possibility due to his hatred of Exophase) but more a third party that recognises a piece of software that will spread far due to its high quality and popularity.

Go careful, folks.

D.

It was linked earlier in the thread by someone that quoted the author of this emulator. He said that he'd be putting a free version on the Play Store later on.

Edit: http://gbatemp.net/threads/full-speed-nds-emulator-coming-to-android.351417/page-4#post-4733471

...or at least I think it's virus-free. If it isn't, my anti-virus should have me covered.
 
Yeah, the guy who posted it is having a full-on mental breakdown over at the official DraStic forum. I don't know if it's the same mudlord as here or not, or if it's really just a cracked file or malware, but regardless it's quite fun to watch.

Its the same person.

It's looking like it's not Mudlord that's been infecting the downloads (though not beyond the realms of possibility due to his hatred of Exophase)

Why would a cracker infect his own release? That would be warez scene suicide.
 
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I'm even more surprised that there is a working PSP emulator for Android. I never knew there was such thing, I'm about to buy an Xperia play but these emulators probably run like shit on it cause its single core.
 

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