@@Zinkolo It does, indeed. You mentioned that I wouldn't have imagined something like this, but AI is currently making remarkable strides on an unprecedented scale within our generation. Prepare to be amazed not just 40 years from now, but also 10 and even two years down the line. We are amidst a rapid technological growth era, and the constant stream of new AI tools being unveiled makes this progression all the more plausible and exciting.
Just wanted to let every one know Keyboard is supported, and external controller is also supported you just have to manually button map the inputs yourself when making a custom button layout. Just scroll to the bottom and you will see a controller input option.
Kinda excited to see what optimisation can be done with this. I would love to see it expand further than games. Having some pc aplications working with a quick shortcut would be amazing. No having to mess around with VNC making servers just to boot to a desktop version of linux.
I try to get myself hyped, but i struggle. Even cheap, bottom barrel laptops will likely completely destroy a flagship android device in these old school games for years and years to come. Modern games (witcher 3, etc) will likely never be playable. On top of that, these old games can have crazy huds and key bindings that will make it very hard to play on small devices. RTS games, especially, have lots of onscreen info that might be difficult to see on a small screen. But also old school rpgs, mmos, etc. Not knocking the devs or anything, this is super cool! Will try it once kb/m controller support is added.
Its cool for something in a pinch, ie get blender working or even substance painter photoshop would be nice to be able to use touch for painting I use a gaming laptop but even then it isn't the most portable so to be able to play oblivion on the go with a controller would be nice.
@@screwball992 true, but these days you can get super small x86 devices like steam deck. would be curious to see a head to head, but i imagine those handheld x86 devices will be drastically more performant.
The fact that WINLATOR is free and able to run pc game on android almost smoothly while still early version is incredible, all we need just to give the dev some time and support❤😊
I revisited exagear a few months back and ended up frustrated on how hard it was to set up. This looks like it was based on exagear wine without the added hassle. This is awesome!
This thing should be running box86/64 + wine on top of Ubuntu, and all of them is open source compared to Exagear which was also pay walled so we might not have to worry a lot. Anyway, I heard a rumor that said the company that made Exagear was bought by Microsoft to work on their project of running x86 applications on Windows on Arm project, kinda cool. Edit: apparently its not fully open source, like the android apk itself is not and so that sucks. Also beware for any potential security risks.
i am here to obnoxiously point out that all of the Java code in this app (the configuration GUI and the viewport) is closed-source, making it just as useless long-term as exagear is. the morally superior option is *Box64Droid* or alternatively spend weeks manually compiling and installing Turnip, Box86_64, wine and DXVK into Termux:X11 and Termux. *big practical upside to this: Termux:X11 has very good keyboard and mouse support, making winlator seem feeble in comparison* @microlinux
@@SirQuacksalotthe1st It's basically the default list "object" in android apps, it's the easiest/least time consuming type of UI to make, that's why both look so similar, it allows them to focus the work on the main deal.
I would never do this but my gosh the possibilities for gaming are so unbelievably massive. Never in my life would I have ever imagined emulation or gaming in general would evolve this much
You can use a controller. I used my Xbox Series X controller. You just have to go to inputs and then scroll to external devices and then map all the inputs. You can just press each button and direction on the sticks and it will automatically assign them. You don't need to fully map them yourself. You just have to add the inputs. Getting 90-120fps in fallout 3 intro scene at 800x600 on my redmagic 7s pro. Crazy times!
This is super impressive, and really cool! The ability to run x86 applications on Android/ARM opens so many doors! I hope there will be keyboard + mouse and controller input support in the future.
This is a great app. I've been playing Far Cry 1, GTA 4, Primal Rage 2 via HBMAME, Capoeira Fighter 3 on Flash, Mortal Kombat Project Mugen, Streets of Rage Remake, and BigPEmu jaguar emulator within Winlator, emuception.
@@deltaechomusicnh555 its actually emulating.. You can play dead space 1 and 2, silent Hill homecoming, the Witcher 1 and 2, tomb Raider 2013 and many more 😍
Playing Fallout 3 on the ps3. The Steam Deck and now on my Tab S8 Plus. This something I've thought about, but never really imagine. Thank you for delivering such good content.
@@cuddleplumfish2040 If you purchased the game from GOG, you should be able to download/install the whole game to your computer without DRM; then simply copy over this game folder to your Android device. Configure a container in Winlator to work with this directory. If game is asking you to install the game into a CD drive, you may need a CD patch.
I've waited half my life for this! Very excited for this to get controller support, exagear always seemed like too much of a pain, outdated too. Playing these games on my 4:3 galaxy fold will be awesome! I'm hoping it'll be able to run the original Halo pc ports, sonic adventure ports, and Marvel ultimate alliance (hopefully mods wont be difficult to set up).
I'm honestly curious why people are so hyped. Unlike a lot of other emulators, even a super cheap bargain basement laptop will like destroy a high end flagship phone in old windows games for years to come. And modern titles will likely never work, or are 5+ years out (witcher 3, etc.). Keybindings and on screen info are going to be a huge hurdle for android devices with small screens. Am I missing something? Which games or apps are you hyped for?
@@boblablaw4857 because telescopic controllers allow your phone to transform into a smaller, more powerful and more portable switch. I'm using this bad boy to play the original halo pc ports and plenty of games that can already be emulated thru gamecube and ps2 emulators like Marvel ultimate alliance and sonic adventure, however I'll now be able to play them on the go with mods. And i dont have the space nor the desire to lug around a laptop everywhere i go, i choose 3ds over switch for the same reason. Im not looking to play AAA games here, more like the best available versions of my childhood favorites. Niche, I know. And keybinds for now are a pain but once they add controller support that will be over. An annoying gamepad setup to deal with on a gane-by-game basis, but it should be quite functional aside from games that have zero gamepad support and rely on mouse aim.
@@boblablaw4857Laptops aren't really comparable because they aren't pocketable. The main benefit is playing these games on the device you always take with you. Although, I'd possibly just stream my PC to my phone via Parsec.
Finally!!!! I have been waiting for this since I found your channel a few years ago. As soon as they get native keyboard and controller support I'm gonna play so much fallout on my new galaxy tab lol.
Just get a Microsoft surface if you really want to play windows games and have that tablet form factor for drawing and whatnot. I just do not see the point in emulating windows at this stage. Phone chips aren’t that great, and won’t run newer pc games at all, newer games are very demanding and some barely run on a rog ally or steam deck like returnals or plauge tales requiem.
@@oo--7714project Cassia is showing promising performance on mid range chips, GTA 4 runs close to 60fps at high settings on mobile, so it is viable. It's made by the Skyline Switch team
@@oo--7714 I just already upgrade to the new galaxy tab every year and take it with me pretty much everywhere. So since I already have it I'm not going to just buy another tablet when I can just emulate it. I'm not trying to run any new PC games just some old faves from back in the day like fallout or maybe left 4 dead if it can handle it.
@@-pROvAK I don't think so. exagear is closed source and AFAIK there's no hardware acceleration on it meaning the cpu is doing all the work. meanwhile on winlator, you have an option to use VirGL or turnip driver, which will offload some workloads to the gpu
@@-pROvAK Exagear would probably never come back to Android tho, Winlator however, is and relies on open source programs meaning that even if its discontinued, anyone can fork it and improve the project until it becomes better than an outdated proprietary app will ever be. Edit: so apparently winlator is not fully open source. At least not the android apk itself so that sucks. Also beware for any security risks
I feel you, I'm also in that same predicament. Less than a month ago I broke down and from e. T. A prime's recommendation I bought the Galaxy tab. S8 ultra, I'm using Daijisho for the first time and I'm spending an immense amount of time downloading the emulators to get roughly 25 to 30 systems running on it with everything set up properly, barely spent a tenth of that time gaming. Reminds me of the early 2000s when I was going crazy buying as many dreamcast games as I could find for Dirt cheap prices and Then spending most of my time deciding which game I wanted to play as opposed to actually playing them
This is pretty impressive! I mean, sure, there are way better ways to play PC games on the go like the Steam Deck but playing it on your smart phone device, does sound very ambitious.
Amazing. So easy to set-up. I look forward to seeing hardware controller support so that it can be better utilised on TV boxes where there is no touch screen control. Somebody has to do the obvious and try Crysis.
@@418im_a_teapot4 Well, I'm 50% sure that newest Snapdragon chip can run crysis if it has great driver support. Apple silicon / similar Arm chip have a higher chance tho, either in a vm or with box64/86 + wine.
I'm not really sure how intense Rimworld is but that'd be pretty awesome to run on a tablet considering that rimworld is almost entirely played with a mouse anyway
My xbox one pad worked fine, just plug and play. Also you will get controller profiles and a bunch of mods like SD card support on the Exagear international server. Can't link it here though.
Tested on a Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 with a Mediatek MT6769Z. Ran the GOG version of MDK, ran perfectly. Getting a RG353P soon, definetly going to try this out. The 4:3 aspect screen will be perfect for older PC titles.
Every old PC Game runs in widescreen. I use it on my X28. All my GOG games run perfect in widescreen and with the controller because the X28 has a software to put touch controls on the real controller.
Not completely - there are various Android gaming phones & handhelds which have extremely robust, native screen mapping. They're EXTREMELY good at converting on screen controls & general touchscreen events into hardware controls. No lag, no CPU overhead, easy and convenient. A really powerful feature of those devices. I love my Odin Pro, and is was basically born to run this software...
When did Winulator return? I remember it exactly 10 years ago when it was pretty much just a Starcraft launcher. Nice to see it return, but now with loads of new power! I remember the project initially got canned as the Dev got fed up with pirates. On a side note, I'd love to see Steam launched via this!
There was already a bunch of homebrew apps that allow for x32 bit and x64 bit to be used on android but they were very basic and just not ready to use for basically anything but the most basic things, outside of those that help with the improvements of the apps I saw potential but it requires time.
I remember reading a post back when the original was cancelled that he just gave up because people kept pirating it instead of buying it. This was like 2013 so forever ago!@@dominuslogik484
This seems crazy, but seeing as Android is essentially just a custom Linux distro, this app is essentially just a method of running windows apps with Wine (a windows to linux translation layer). Still really cool, as this isn't something ive seen done all that much on Android to this point, but it's less black magic than the average user might think seeing as the tech has been around for at least a decade
This is so tight! I just got a Galaxy Fold5 with the SD8 Gen 2 and it's a beast so far. Retroarch is flawless with all the good CRT shaders, Cloud gaming and game streaming is excellent. Definitely going to try this to run some Morrowind :)
You could probably even run fo4. You could definitely play skyrim. mobox generally runs games faster than winlator though just so you know. i have personally had series issues installing games through mobox though. i have no idea why.
Thanks for keeping us up-to-date with all of these newer types of emulation. This is so incredible. Every generation of device gets X86 emulation better, cheaper, and faster.
This is soo great news!!! Last year when i got my tab s8 i thought how great would it be if i could play some pc games from my childhood from around year 2000.
I connected my xbox x controller to my Samsung fold4 8gen1 and winlator recognised an external device. I've not mapped anything yet but it looks promising. BTW 1024x768 on the fold is perfect for most games
@dark-california No problem. I'll list the advantages, it supports bigger phones, has hall effect sticks and hall effect analogue triggers, a proper dpad, magnetic face buttons (nice for Nintendo emulation, as you can just rearrange them and don't worry, they don't fall out), also you get two programmable back buttons, which can be neat. Costs more but the hall effect stuff and dpad alone is worth it for me and I bought one and can say it is high quality, everything is mechanical
I can’t wait to get an android. I currently have an iPhone 14 pro max (which I regret buying) and an iPad Pro original. I plan on upgrading my iPad to a Samsung tab plus or ultra sometime next year. And then after that, I’ll keep my phone for another year or two as it’s still new, and then upgrade that to a pixel with grapheneOS. I cannot wait to do stuff like this on Android.
This is a really cool app, and I'll definitely be playing around with it. But all the low spec PC games I would use this app for can already be played perfectly well through GeForce Now and include both controller support and higher frame rates.
@@MrPoperstoper180 Yes! I'm fortunate to live in a market with very fast bandwidth. So playing on the cloud is often a better (less compromised) experience to playing PC games locally. Of course, I don't like or play competitive multiplayer very often, so my demands aren't as high as some other gamers!
@@quisqueyanguy120 But I always have a strong home connection. I don't play while on a train and don't travel very often. I also don't play competitive multiplayer games any more. So some people out there like me are fine utilizing cloud streaming for most games.
A low end gpu from 2016, that costs £130 and runs hogwarts legacy and returnals at 18fps. Also it has 2gb vram. That isn’t really capable of playing most newer aaa games properly.
While its said to be onpar with GTX 1050 keep in mind that GPU is integrated into a SoC and thus will always go fanless. That means, thermal throttling and heat is inevitable.
This got me curious to try it on my tablet, at least for older games. I am amazed how well it works. It has issues with the enter key for some reason but it working quite well. Hopefully the next update address some of my issues I have amd then aome fown the line!
Pretty cool we are really going full circle in the emulator world on android 👀 said before but high end smartphones are gonna be an alternative to pcs in terms of low level emulation imo
Been playing around with Winlator for a while now, e.g. tested Warcraft 3 on a mid-range Galaxy A52s, and it's running beautifully. 👍 This tool is a buggy mess of course, bc it's highly experimental. But fascinating nonetheless.
I own the galaxy tab s7 intact typing this comment on it. Obviously not top of the line any more but still no joke. Feels like a good candidate for you to test since a few a few years ago it was the go to.
You are the only big UA-camr who actively promotes Fallout on a mobile platform. FO3 FONV and FO4 should at minimum be on switch. They should be on google play and the app store too. Thanks for this@!
I tried Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds(with the All-In-One Patch for widescreen). It was mostly playable; the audio had some minor hitching. I also got Shantae & the Pirates curse running but the 90 hertz of my phone was making it run way too fast.
Frankly this is the kind of work I really want to valve investing into. If this can be done on android, there is no reason a future steam deck can't also do this with enough work and power behind it. ARM seem to be the future of home computing processing, we'll need utilities like this to keep PC gaming alive when x86 starts becoming less and less feasible.
This is essentially what valve does. Proton is based on a translation layer called wine, it translates windows calls and fucntions to linux friendly equivilants. Android is based on linux, and this app, winlator, uses wine as the primary method to get things running.
@@kg_canuck wine is not an emulator & thus requires the host the cpu to be the same arch as the game is built for neither proton nor wine do any such translation they simply provide functions Windows apps expect to be able to use in the form they expect to use them this app does require the cpu instructions to be translated but that is not provided by wine but by box64 & Box86
@@20mat i'd say making binaries made for one OS run in another on the same hardware using the same CPU instructions & making binaries run on entirely different hardware are 2 very different things & as far as i know Valve at least as of now does not in any sense do the latter
I really hope there's an update soon so it will work with Bluetooth controllers. This is really exciting. There are a lot of indie games that aren't graphically intense and could easily run on my flagship android phone but they're only available for Windows, no android port yet. Unfortunately steam link works when I'm home but not really for when I'm traveling.
if you're having issues where files aren't showing up so you can't see the .exe, try just moving the files to the download folder. So, instead of downloads/fallout 3, just put all the files from /fallout 3 inside the download folder. This was the only way I could even test this out as clicking inside other folders resulted in missing sections of files. I could scroll down and see the gap and usually the exe would be in that big gap.
I have seen a couple people talking about playing Morrowind using this and I just wanna make sure people know OMWNightly is a *much* better way to experience it on Android, as the video says. Mod support, straightforward setup and EXTREMELY smooth performance. Easily the best way to experience the best (my favourite) Elder Scrolls title
tbh idk what more valve could do outside of increased community support because the main limitation will always be android limiting to x86 architecture so any game they could help support would still be limited to requiring a x86 version
I want to be honest this is super complicated. I don't know what half of the stuff means. Do you have like a how to do this for dummies version because you're saying a lot of stuff that I've never heard of before
I just managed to run Dead Space on my OnePlus 9 (10-40 fps), you can actually map a controller to keyboard keys and mouse, hopefully later on Bruno can implement XInput emulation.
I've been waiting for this a long time now I think it will work good on the new redmagic phone with the control mapping I whant to see I make a video about it👍 love your content bro👍
Crysis sounds interesting with the winlator emulator. I would test out crysis with the winlator emulator. Hopefully that the winlator emulator will support game controllers since I have the backbone controller for my xperia 1 iv. I wanna play crysis with the winlator emulator with my backbone controller for my xperia 1 iv. I have the physical copy of crysis remastered for my nintendo switch. I'm still looking for crysis remastered nintendo switch rom for the nintendo switch emulator for android. I also wonder if mouse and keyboard will work with the winlator emulator.
Most of them are extremely old games. You will not be able to run anything remotely new or demanding. Phones theselves are pretty weak and developers do not optimise their games for low end laptops with intergrated graphics let alone phones, I have a ryzen 3500u and it doesn’t run games all too well. 720p 40fps on gta5 and less on newer titles. Phones are out of the question on this one (not to mention the emulation overhead). Please tamper your expectations when you use this emulator. Your phone is just too weak for it for most relatively new titles .You won’t be able to play games like taken 8 even on low on your phones, don’t go crazy trying to run it or any Xbox one/ps4 aaa game, then complain about optimisation. Your phone isn’t a supercomputer.
GTA 4 hits 50+ FPS on high settings on a adreno 630 GPU, albeit on a newer android app currently in development named project Cassia from the Skyline team.
@@SRC267 GTA 4 is an Xbox 360 game. Anything somewhat new isn’t gonna run well at all. I just wouldn’t really recommend it right now until phones get mighty faster. I wouldn't really bother with this on my samsung s20fe (snapdragon 865 phone), it is the bare minimum for newer mobile games like assasins creeed codename jade and warzone mobile. I really doubt these phones will be able to play anything remotely modern via emulation until 5 years pass.
@@jimmelton5846I've already seen one video on youtube of a guy complaining that he can't run the tekken 8 beta on his phone all that well.😂 I'm just saing this because many people overestimate what their phones are capable of.
Thanks for the video. Personally i believe there are better ways to play these games on the go but i really needed this because my 5 years old niece loves playing video games and i want to introduce her to some games like puttputt and pajama Sam. She's not an ipad kid and doesn't have a switch so the only time she gets to play video games is when she visits. Thanks again for the tutorial
There is also cassia which is window emulator too but made by the people behind skyline emulator (switch) announced to release in 2024 the game their shown is running 60fps it's was bioshock infinite btw
Okay, so for informational purposes, this is just an Android version of Wine, which Linux users, amongst others, have been using to run Windows games on non-Windows based systems, for years, and years, it's nothing new, it's not emulation, it's a translation layer, that converts Windows system calls to the native Linux android uses, in this case. Thank the Wine community, and, Linux/Unix users who built all of this, they even have their own Android port, it's just hasn't been released for newer Android versions yet. However, I do appreciate the little extras, etc, that Winlator is adding to the mix, the newer port, etc, just, wanted to clear things up a bit, and, hopefully get people looking in the right places when it comes to progress in the future.
And, if my drift wasn't caught, I'll spell it out, the influx of users Android would bring to Wine community would be huge, and, could lead to huge leaps in progress if these communities work together. (ie, we have a vested interest in getting these games running on Android, and, they have the means, and, together, I know we can make it happen.)
Hey man. The product we have available for us to use is called Winlator. Whatever you said "just hasn't been released" doesn't exist. The right places to look is with the Winlator developer. Not all these other guys who don't have the app for us to use.
Sweet video dude. I wonder if it can be used to play older MMO titles like Phantasy Star Online, the Ephinea server has an exe you can install. I wonder if it will run on my Pixel 4 haha
just the video i was looking for. i have this old MMO zombie game from the late 2000s that it'd love to try on a phone/tablet. its not a very demanding game but it does require a browser to log in and access the worldhub, hopefully i can get it to work.
This is it, I can imagine hooking a z fold up with one of those phone holder controllers, playing older windows games and I'll never need anything more in my life.
A cool idea for this is try using like red magic and doing it and the possibility’s just sky rocket or theoretically would based off of how strong the phone is I would love to see it running steam game that would be the peak of technology
would be cool to see full s pen support on this and the ability to use desktop illustration software like clip studio paint. would be pretty cool to not have to pay for a separate mobile version
Great tutorial, where do you download the games from? Mine are discs so not sure if i have tl rebuy them to download or are there websites for this? 2 games i want to try out is skyrim and c&c generals aswell as fallout 3
Should really check out cassia when it comes out either later this year or early next year, it's another emulator similar to this but it's being made by the former devs of the skyline emulator
What Games have you tested so far?
Curious if button mapping software will work with a keyboard
Will you test box64 and box86 on ARM Linux devices? Here you get those emus at their worst, with proot overhead and software WSI...
Not on winlator (using termux-box), but System Shock 2 works fine :)
And I have Witcher 3 running on my Poco F1, with mainline Linux kernel and mobian distro installed instead of Android. 20-40 FPS in White Orchad.
Football manager. Mobile version doesn't cut it and I like to take my save with me on the go. Glad I have a 1 TB SD card.
Oh my god this is actually insane.
I wouldn't have even dreamed of something like this a few years ago before the deck
You must not pay attention to anything Because AI is blowing up.
This was possible before the deck.
This was a thing a few years ago
@@gatesroyale That literally has nothing to do with this
@@Zinkolo It does, indeed. You mentioned that I wouldn't have imagined something like this, but AI is currently making remarkable strides on an unprecedented scale within our generation. Prepare to be amazed not just 40 years from now, but also 10 and even two years down the line. We are amidst a rapid technological growth era, and the constant stream of new AI tools being unveiled makes this progression all the more plausible and exciting.
Just wanted to let every one know Keyboard is supported, and external controller is also supported you just have to manually button map the inputs yourself when making a custom button layout. Just scroll to the bottom and you will see a controller input option.
Perfect. I've got a planned out of state trip for a week this sounds like a great way to spend my time since I've got a controller for my phone.
Knew somebody in the comments would have it lol
I can’t get it to work unfortunately
wow
Thank you, this is why I came to comments
Thank you for showing off Winlator emulation, I know a lot of folks were asking for it. Great content as always.
Kinda excited to see what optimisation can be done with this. I would love to see it expand further than games. Having some pc aplications working with a quick shortcut would be amazing. No having to mess around with VNC making servers just to boot to a desktop version of linux.
I try to get myself hyped, but i struggle. Even cheap, bottom barrel laptops will likely completely destroy a flagship android device in these old school games for years and years to come. Modern games (witcher 3, etc) will likely never be playable. On top of that, these old games can have crazy huds and key bindings that will make it very hard to play on small devices. RTS games, especially, have lots of onscreen info that might be difficult to see on a small screen. But also old school rpgs, mmos, etc. Not knocking the devs or anything, this is super cool! Will try it once kb/m controller support is added.
Its cool for something in a pinch, ie get blender working or even substance painter photoshop would be nice to be able to use touch for painting I use a gaming laptop but even then it isn't the most portable so to be able to play oblivion on the go with a controller would be nice.
@@screwball992 true, but these days you can get super small x86 devices like steam deck. would be curious to see a head to head, but i imagine those handheld x86 devices will be drastically more performant.
Termux:X11 is vastly superior to VNC
@@tacokonekois it? Ihaven't used a Linux server in a while. Does it require root access?
The fact that WINLATOR is free and able to run pc game on android almost smoothly while still early version is incredible, all we need just to give the dev some time and support❤😊
Can we usrme this on amy android which is 32bit
We should support($) his work so it won't die
Can I run Far cry 5?
At least on medium settings
@@sodiqlawal7309 if your device wont get error maybe
@@sodiqlawal7309 no maybe after few years
I revisited exagear a few months back and ended up frustrated on how hard it was to set up. This looks like it was based on exagear wine without the added hassle. This is awesome!
Funny enough man I was thinking the same the hole ui and why they got is setup reminds me of xgear this seems to be unrelated
This thing should be running box86/64 + wine on top of Ubuntu, and all of them is open source compared to Exagear which was also pay walled so we might not have to worry a lot.
Anyway, I heard a rumor that said the company that made Exagear was bought by Microsoft to work on their project of running x86 applications on Windows on Arm project, kinda cool.
Edit: apparently its not fully open source, like the android apk itself is not and so that sucks. Also beware for any potential security risks.
i am here to obnoxiously point out that all of the Java code in this app (the configuration GUI and the viewport) is closed-source, making it just as useless long-term as exagear is. the morally superior option is *Box64Droid* or alternatively spend weeks manually compiling and installing Turnip, Box86_64, wine and DXVK into Termux:X11 and Termux. *big practical upside to this: Termux:X11 has very good keyboard and mouse support, making winlator seem feeble in comparison* @microlinux
@@SirQuacksalotthe1st It's basically the default list "object" in android apps, it's the easiest/least time consuming type of UI to make, that's why both look so similar, it allows them to focus the work on the main deal.
Exagear much better .this is castrated emulator.😂
Finally, what a time to be alive !
You are not lying.
100% agree
I mean you look pretty old no offense it's just gonna get more interesting now.
Read this in two minutes paper's voice
To buy a $1000+ tablet to emulate old ass Windows games at janky 40fps? Even when this is all done and running great, who freaking cares!
I would never do this but my gosh the possibilities for gaming are so unbelievably massive. Never in my life would I have ever imagined emulation or gaming in general would evolve this much
I don't know why you wouldn't? In. Decade we will have much smaller and more powerful devices. That's how it goes
@donniedarko4497 you have no idea what Bruno put in this app other than the emu.
Closed source.
It's because you're probably so old. It's unrealistic for your brain to understand that. We're in a different timeline of age..
@@donniedarko4497He sounds old he's probably from like the Eighties
Wine Is Not an Emulator.
You can use a controller. I used my Xbox Series X controller. You just have to go to inputs and then scroll to external devices and then map all the inputs. You can just press each button and direction on the sticks and it will automatically assign them. You don't need to fully map them yourself. You just have to add the inputs. Getting 90-120fps in fallout 3 intro scene at 800x600 on my redmagic 7s pro. Crazy times!
Very neat;
Wine is getting more and more impressive too, so this is going to improve greatly over the next year
This is super impressive, and really cool! The ability to run x86 applications on Android/ARM opens so many doors! I hope there will be keyboard + mouse and controller input support in the future.
yeah i'm more excited for Cassia tho cuz it's the same devs of Skyline
photoshop! Real photoshop on android with pen support!
The emulator supports controllers already.
Life has many doors, EdBoi
Ever heard of the M1 or m2 from apple? It's an arm based SOC
This is a great app. I've been playing Far Cry 1, GTA 4, Primal Rage 2 via HBMAME, Capoeira Fighter 3 on Flash, Mortal Kombat Project Mugen, Streets of Rage Remake, and BigPEmu jaguar emulator within Winlator, emuception.
no way, your kidding me right?...
@@saurabhdey4014I wish I was joking. But the app delivers. Just requires a small initial setup and you're good to go.
I'm confused? Are The games being emulated on the Android device or are they being streamed?
@@deltaechomusicnh555if winlator you asking about yeah its emulated
@@deltaechomusicnh555 its actually emulating.. You can play dead space 1 and 2, silent Hill homecoming, the Witcher 1 and 2, tomb Raider 2013 and many more 😍
Playing Fallout 3 on the ps3. The Steam Deck and now on my Tab S8 Plus. This something I've thought about, but never really imagine. Thank you for delivering such good content.
pretty sure the steam deck would destroy this, but what fps do you get on sd vs s8 plus in fallout?
How did you get fallout 3 running mine says find setup.exe in cd rom
@@cuddleplumfish2040 If you purchased the game from GOG, you should be able to download/install the whole game to your computer without DRM; then simply copy over this game folder to your Android device. Configure a container in Winlator to work with this directory. If game is asking you to install the game into a CD drive, you may need a CD patch.
I've waited half my life for this! Very excited for this to get controller support, exagear always seemed like too much of a pain, outdated too. Playing these games on my 4:3 galaxy fold will be awesome! I'm hoping it'll be able to run the original Halo pc ports, sonic adventure ports, and Marvel ultimate alliance (hopefully mods wont be difficult to set up).
I'm honestly curious why people are so hyped. Unlike a lot of other emulators, even a super cheap bargain basement laptop will like destroy a high end flagship phone in old windows games for years to come. And modern titles will likely never work, or are 5+ years out (witcher 3, etc.). Keybindings and on screen info are going to be a huge hurdle for android devices with small screens.
Am I missing something? Which games or apps are you hyped for?
@@boblablaw4857 because telescopic controllers allow your phone to transform into a smaller, more powerful and more portable switch. I'm using this bad boy to play the original halo pc ports and plenty of games that can already be emulated thru gamecube and ps2 emulators like Marvel ultimate alliance and sonic adventure, however I'll now be able to play them on the go with mods. And i dont have the space nor the desire to lug around a laptop everywhere i go, i choose 3ds over switch for the same reason. Im not looking to play AAA games here, more like the best available versions of my childhood favorites. Niche, I know. And keybinds for now are a pain but once they add controller support that will be over. An annoying gamepad setup to deal with on a gane-by-game basis, but it should be quite functional aside from games that have zero gamepad support and rely on mouse aim.
@@boblablaw4857Stuff like Binding of Isaac for me
@@boblablaw4857It's X86 programs on ARM hardware. This is a major breakthrough!
@@boblablaw4857Laptops aren't really comparable because they aren't pocketable. The main benefit is playing these games on the device you always take with you. Although, I'd possibly just stream my PC to my phone via Parsec.
Finally!!!! I have been waiting for this since I found your channel a few years ago. As soon as they get native keyboard and controller support I'm gonna play so much fallout on my new galaxy tab lol.
Just get a Microsoft surface if you really want to play windows games and have that tablet form factor for drawing and whatnot. I just do not see the point in emulating windows at this stage.
Phone chips aren’t that great, and won’t run newer pc games at all, newer games are very demanding and some barely run on a rog ally or steam deck like returnals or plauge tales requiem.
@@oo--7714project Cassia is showing promising performance on mid range chips, GTA 4 runs close to 60fps at high settings on mobile, so it is viable. It's made by the Skyline Switch team
I was going to come to the comments and ask if anyone would actually use this, but I guess that's a yes. Enjoy!
Steam deck lol
@@oo--7714 I just already upgrade to the new galaxy tab every year and take it with me pretty much everywhere. So since I already have it I'm not going to just buy another tablet when I can just emulate it. I'm not trying to run any new PC games just some old faves from back in the day like fallout or maybe left 4 dead if it can handle it.
Red Alert 2, Battle Realms, Starcraft, Warcraft 3 on the go! 😮
I'd kill for some portable red alert 2
Wow 😮💨
Where do you guys download the exe files of the games?
Yeah finally i can enjoy Warcraft 3 on the go 😅
It was only a matter of time for x86 emulation considering how powerful ARM chips have become recently.
x86 translation on ARM has existed for years now, lol. And exagear/box64 is waay better and faster than Winlator
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@@-pROvAKExagear only supports 32 bit softwares so it's not even worth comparing to winlator.
@@-pROvAK I don't think so. exagear is closed source and AFAIK there's no hardware acceleration on it meaning the cpu is doing all the work. meanwhile on winlator, you have an option to use VirGL or turnip driver, which will offload some workloads to the gpu
@@-pROvAK Exagear would probably never come back to Android tho, Winlator however, is and relies on open source programs meaning that even if its discontinued, anyone can fork it and improve the project until it becomes better than an outdated proprietary app will ever be.
Edit: so apparently winlator is not fully open source. At least not the android apk itself so that sucks. Also beware for any security risks
I find myself spending more time downloading and setting up emulators and getting them running than I actually spend playing them 🙄
Lmao I got a nice collection of around 65 of my favorites, everything from snes to ps2 and my setup to play ratio is probably 20:1
yeah, I've just joined the club
Yes
I feel you, I'm also in that same predicament. Less than a month ago I broke down and from e. T. A prime's recommendation I bought the Galaxy tab. S8 ultra, I'm using Daijisho for the first time and I'm spending an immense amount of time downloading the emulators to get roughly 25 to 30 systems running on it with everything set up properly, barely spent a tenth of that time gaming.
Reminds me of the early 2000s when I was going crazy buying as many dreamcast games as I could find for Dirt cheap prices and Then spending most of my time deciding which game I wanted to play as opposed to actually playing them
Same, at this point I just like the fact that I can play them then actually playing them lol.
This is pretty impressive! I mean, sure, there are way better ways to play PC games on the go like the Steam Deck but playing it on your smart phone device, does sound very ambitious.
Amazing. So easy to set-up. I look forward to seeing hardware controller support so that it can be better utilised on TV boxes where there is no touch screen control. Somebody has to do the obvious and try Crysis.
I think there is controller supports, but i've been using it on a TV box under Virgl and it has not been to good lol
I have 4gb ram Amolgic S905x3
arm processors became powerful, but I don't think it's THAT powerful to run crysis lol
@@418im_a_teapot4 But i've seen it ;p
@@418im_a_teapot4 Well, I'm 50% sure that newest Snapdragon chip can run crysis if it has great driver support. Apple silicon / similar Arm chip have a higher chance tho, either in a vm or with box64/86 + wine.
I'm not really sure how intense Rimworld is but that'd be pretty awesome to run on a tablet considering that rimworld is almost entirely played with a mouse anyway
My xbox one pad worked fine, just plug and play. Also you will get controller profiles and a bunch of mods like SD card support on the Exagear international server. Can't link it here though.
Tested on a Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 with a Mediatek MT6769Z. Ran the GOG version of MDK, ran perfectly. Getting a RG353P soon, definetly going to try this out. The 4:3 aspect screen will be perfect for older PC titles.
Every old PC Game runs in widescreen. I use it on my X28. All my GOG games run perfect in widescreen and with the controller because the X28 has a software to put touch controls on the real controller.
This reminds me of Bottles on Linux. Very cool stuff. It will be awesome to see it mature, especially getting controller support.
i just knew that from searching but Winlator uses Wine too.
Once this has keyboard and mouse support I will be all over it. Thanks for the heads up that this option is out there
It has full mouse and keyboard support using Inputbridge
Amazing! I can't wait to try it out.
Love the concept. Not being able to use a controller or keyboard is a showstopper.
Not completely - there are various Android gaming phones & handhelds which have extremely robust, native screen mapping. They're EXTREMELY good at converting on screen controls & general touchscreen events into hardware controls. No lag, no CPU overhead, easy and convenient. A really powerful feature of those devices. I love my Odin Pro, and is was basically born to run this software...
When did Winulator return? I remember it exactly 10 years ago when it was pretty much just a Starcraft launcher. Nice to see it return, but now with loads of new power!
I remember the project initially got canned as the Dev got fed up with pirates. On a side note, I'd love to see Steam launched via this!
There was already a bunch of homebrew apps that allow for x32 bit and x64 bit to be used on android but they were very basic and just not ready to use for basically anything but the most basic things, outside of those that help with the improvements of the apps I saw potential but it requires time.
how was he getting fed up with Pirates?
I remember reading a post back when the original was cancelled that he just gave up because people kept pirating it instead of buying it. This was like 2013 so forever ago!@@dominuslogik484
@@dominuslogik484 bro,you know what "Piracy" means,right?
This seems crazy, but seeing as Android is essentially just a custom Linux distro, this app is essentially just a method of running windows apps with Wine (a windows to linux translation layer). Still really cool, as this isn't something ive seen done all that much on Android to this point, but it's less black magic than the average user might think seeing as the tech has been around for at least a decade
Yes but that's the whole point, that it's finally possible and we can get a pc game running in under 20 minutes on the go and in a pocket sized pc :)
An x86 emulator for Android?! What!? This is wild.
Both 64 bit & 32
x86 translation to Android has existed for more than a few years now, weird that ppl think this is a new thing
@@-pROvAKSo is the Human Genome Project but its perfectly understandable not everyone has heard of it.
We’re at a time where you can run anything on anything 😳
Oh no, only two days for the end of my holidays! Hurry up! Thank you for this /every video!
This is so tight! I just got a Galaxy Fold5 with the SD8 Gen 2 and it's a beast so far. Retroarch is flawless with all the good CRT shaders, Cloud gaming and game streaming is excellent. Definitely going to try this to run some Morrowind :)
You could probably even run fo4. You could definitely play skyrim. mobox generally runs games faster than winlator though just so you know. i have personally had series issues installing games through mobox though. i have no idea why.
With external controller support and a simpler UI this could be a godsend for mobile gaming!
One Of Reason Why Android>>>>Iphone
Customizable and more powerful (high end android)
Android is the goats
Android is the best
Also you can plug it in to a TV using a USBC to HDMI and you now have an entire PC running Samsung Dex just from a phone
What about now? (Emulators are allowed on iphone)
That's pretty awesome. I am excited to see xinput integration and maybe some performance optimizations.
I actually tried an unreal engine game a week ago on lowest settings and was actually better than expected almost playable
Snapdragon 865
I’ve been waiting for this for years! The chips in these devices are at least close to equivalent to an Xbox 360, and they only get better every year.
Thanks for keeping us up-to-date with all of these newer types of emulation. This is so incredible. Every generation of device gets X86 emulation better, cheaper, and faster.
I can finally run crysis on my phone. This has been my dream for years. Thank you.
Bruno is a Brazilian Dev ❤
This is soo great news!!! Last year when i got my tab s8 i thought how great would it be if i could play some pc games from my childhood from around year 2000.
Yaaay😊!! I am so excited! Even 3D seems to work fine. I happen to have a GOG version of Empire Earth, perhaps I can try that on my tablet one day
Finally, what alive to be a time !
I connected my xbox x controller to my Samsung fold4 8gen1 and winlator recognised an external device. I've not mapped anything yet but it looks promising. BTW 1024x768 on the fold is perfect for most games
You like it that way?
I was thinking to get a Gamesir X2, X3 or the X2 BT actually
Yeah it seems to work pretty well, still no luck with the controller and steam is being a b!tch too
@@dark-californiaIf you want to get one, get the X2 Pro
@@xPandamon Thanks my friend ... 🙏
@dark-california No problem. I'll list the advantages, it supports bigger phones, has hall effect sticks and hall effect analogue triggers, a proper dpad, magnetic face buttons (nice for Nintendo emulation, as you can just rearrange them and don't worry, they don't fall out), also you get two programmable back buttons, which can be neat. Costs more but the hall effect stuff and dpad alone is worth it for me and I bought one and can say it is high quality, everything is mechanical
Run a emulator inside the emulator
peak 🤓
Emulation inception
WINE
Is
Not
Emulator
@PerpendicularFlight5 what? Winlator is running wine?
I can’t wait to get an android. I currently have an iPhone 14 pro max (which I regret buying) and an iPad Pro original. I plan on upgrading my iPad to a Samsung tab plus or ultra sometime next year. And then after that, I’ll keep my phone for another year or two as it’s still new, and then upgrade that to a pixel with grapheneOS. I cannot wait to do stuff like this on Android.
I had so many issues getting direct x to work.
Awesome to see this work.
Did you end up getting it working as i cant figure out how to run directx11 games
@@odiplol anyone found a solution?
You found a solution?
@@erencanulas2818 Sadly not, gave up and not bothered since. The issue may of been device specific, I was using a samsung a905G at the time.
This is a really cool app, and I'll definitely be playing around with it. But all the low spec PC games I would use this app for can already be played perfectly well through GeForce Now and include both controller support and higher frame rates.
Cloud gaming ain't it
@@MrPoperstoper180 Yes! I'm fortunate to live in a market with very fast bandwidth. So playing on the cloud is often a better (less compromised) experience to playing PC games locally. Of course, I don't like or play competitive multiplayer very often, so my demands aren't as high as some other gamers!
@@allenfrischBut this is not comparable, you can run this offline
@@quisqueyanguy120 But I always have a strong home connection. I don't play while on a train and don't travel very often. I also don't play competitive multiplayer games any more. So some people out there like me are fine utilizing cloud streaming for most games.
Snapdragon 8th Gen 2 GPU is on par with GTX 1050, just let you know what Adreno 740 GPU is capable of
A low end gpu from 2016, that costs £130 and runs hogwarts legacy and returnals at 18fps. Also it has 2gb vram. That isn’t really capable of playing most newer aaa games properly.
While its said to be onpar with GTX 1050 keep in mind that GPU is integrated into a SoC and thus will always go fanless. That means, thermal throttling and heat is inevitable.
@@neliaironwood7573 thank you for help😁
Im so happy for this to be out ❤❤❤❤
This got me curious to try it on my tablet, at least for older games. I am amazed how well it works. It has issues with the enter key for some reason but it working quite well. Hopefully the next update address some of my issues I have amd then aome fown the line!
Very neat. Was hoping you showed how half life ran, still great news on Pc emu.
Pretty cool we are really going full circle in the emulator world on android 👀 said before but high end smartphones are gonna be an alternative to pcs in terms of low level emulation imo
Been playing around with Winlator for a while now, e.g. tested Warcraft 3 on a mid-range Galaxy A52s, and it's running beautifully. 👍 This tool is a buggy mess of course, bc it's highly experimental. But fascinating nonetheless.
Just asking: it says that is a Trojan. Is it a bug or something?
How do I download the games?? Like I wanna play fallout 3 how do I download it and launch it on winlator??
@@glochri86 I've uploaded it to Virustotal, and it didn't get flagged, so I guess it's alright.
@@Alex-nk8bw thank you man!
we got the same phone
have u tried anything a little bit more demanding?
4:11 "Tap with right finger then tap with left finger".
@@sneakthiefOO7 bro it isn't working i cant create a shortcut
I own the galaxy tab s7 intact typing this comment on it. Obviously not top of the line any more but still no joke. Feels like a good candidate for you to test since a few a few years ago it was the go to.
You are the only big UA-camr who actively promotes Fallout on a mobile platform. FO3 FONV and FO4 should at minimum be on switch. They should be on google play and the app store too. Thanks for this@!
I tried Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds(with the All-In-One Patch for widescreen). It was mostly playable; the audio had some minor hitching. I also got Shantae & the Pirates curse running but the 90 hertz of my phone was making it run way too fast.
Are you able to change your refresh rate?
@@KarcusKorpse Yes, but it isn't working for this app. It's probably just an issue with my specific phone(red magic 3). Might work for other phones.
some android phones can lock the screen refresh rate through developer options. Something like disabling smart refresh rate and setting to 60hz
I know this is for gaming (and an older version of windows)....but what happens if you try and run some regular PC apps?
Winamp and old photoshop 5 works fine
Frankly this is the kind of work I really want to valve investing into. If this can be done on android, there is no reason a future steam deck can't also do this with enough work and power behind it. ARM seem to be the future of home computing processing, we'll need utilities like this to keep PC gaming alive when x86 starts becoming less and less feasible.
That would be very cool!
This is essentially what valve does. Proton is based on a translation layer called wine, it translates windows calls and fucntions to linux friendly equivilants. Android is based on linux, and this app, winlator, uses wine as the primary method to get things running.
@@kg_canuck wine is not an emulator & thus requires the host the cpu to be the same arch as the game is built for neither proton nor wine do any such translation they simply provide functions Windows apps expect to be able to use in the form they expect to use them this app does require the cpu instructions to be translated but that is not provided by wine but by box64 & Box86
Like the other guy said, Valve already kinda does this.
@@20mat i'd say making binaries made for one OS run in another on the same hardware using the same CPU instructions & making binaries run on entirely different hardware are 2 very different things & as far as i know Valve at least as of now does not in any sense do the latter
You know what? You freakin awesome man!! Even my low end device can run any games I want thank you so much sir!! More blessings and power comes!!
Where can I download the games?
I really hope there's an update soon so it will work with Bluetooth controllers. This is really exciting. There are a lot of indie games that aren't graphically intense and could easily run on my flagship android phone but they're only available for Windows, no android port yet. Unfortunately steam link works when I'm home but not really for when I'm traveling.
if you're having issues where files aren't showing up so you can't see the .exe, try just moving the files to the download folder. So, instead of downloads/fallout 3, just put all the files from /fallout 3 inside the download folder. This was the only way I could even test this out as clicking inside other folders resulted in missing sections of files. I could scroll down and see the gap and usually the exe would be in that big gap.
I have seen a couple people talking about playing Morrowind using this and I just wanna make sure people know OMWNightly is a *much* better way to experience it on Android, as the video says. Mod support, straightforward setup and EXTREMELY smooth performance. Easily the best way to experience the best (my favourite) Elder Scrolls title
If Valve can make their own version of this that can run steam games natively on Android, it's game over. No way to take them down.
tbh idk what more valve could do outside of increased community support because the main limitation will always be android limiting to x86 architecture so any game they could help support would still be limited to requiring a x86 version
I want to be honest this is super complicated. I don't know what half of the stuff means. Do you have like a how to do this for dummies version because you're saying a lot of stuff that I've never heard of before
just install winlator.. copy settings from people with the same chipset as yours.. launch the game you installed [steamrip,steamunlocked etc.]
Same here, pc stuff is complicated
I just managed to run Dead Space on my OnePlus 9 (10-40 fps), you can actually map a controller to keyboard keys and mouse, hopefully later on Bruno can implement XInput emulation.
I've been waiting for this a long time now I think it will work good on the new redmagic phone with the control mapping I whant to see I make a video about it👍 love your content bro👍
Crysis sounds interesting with the winlator emulator. I would test out crysis with the winlator emulator. Hopefully that the winlator emulator will support game controllers since I have the backbone controller for my xperia 1 iv. I wanna play crysis with the winlator emulator with my backbone controller for my xperia 1 iv. I have the physical copy of crysis remastered for my nintendo switch. I'm still looking for crysis remastered nintendo switch rom for the nintendo switch emulator for android. I also wonder if mouse and keyboard will work with the winlator emulator.
well Cyberpunk 2077 do ran...
But 8.0 doesn't have obb?
same question
When i started, i saw nothing on my desktop.
@@VgcvvUfkgfc I have the same issue
So we recently got full android support on pc, we got ps vita emulation, AND NOW THIS? hugeeeeeee
Cant wait for ps5 and series x emulation soon💀😂
Nice! I’ll check later if you can use it with the Retroid pocket 3+ and use the included button mapping software
Most of them are extremely old games. You will not be able to run anything remotely new or demanding. Phones theselves are pretty weak and developers do not optimise their games for low end laptops with intergrated graphics let alone phones, I have a ryzen 3500u and it doesn’t run games all too well. 720p 40fps on gta5 and less on newer titles.
Phones are out of the question on this one (not to mention the emulation overhead). Please tamper your expectations when you use this emulator. Your phone is just too weak for it for most relatively new titles .You won’t be able to play games like taken 8 even on low on your phones, don’t go crazy trying to run it or any Xbox one/ps4 aaa game, then complain about optimisation. Your phone isn’t a supercomputer.
GTA 4 hits 50+ FPS on high settings on a adreno 630 GPU, albeit on a newer android app currently in development named project Cassia from the Skyline team.
@@SRC267 GTA 4 is an Xbox 360 game. Anything somewhat new isn’t gonna run well at all. I just wouldn’t really recommend it right now until phones get mighty faster.
I wouldn't really bother with this on my samsung s20fe (snapdragon 865 phone), it is the bare minimum for newer mobile games like assasins creeed codename jade and warzone mobile. I really doubt these phones will be able to play anything remotely modern via emulation until 5 years pass.
@@oo--7714don't think people wanna play AAA on a phone anyways, they just want to open up more options to play classics and some 3D classics
Thanks for stating the obvious, Einstein.
@@jimmelton5846I've already seen one video on youtube of a guy complaining that he can't run the tekken 8 beta on his phone all that well.😂
I'm just saing this because many people overestimate what their phones are capable of.
What sorcery is this? 😨
Right?
Essentially, lots of bits and pieces from different FOSS projects, cobbled together into a single application.
I mean it makes you think how advanced will technology be in another 20 years? God this is lovely.
Thanks for the video. Personally i believe there are better ways to play these games on the go but i really needed this because my 5 years old niece loves playing video games and i want to introduce her to some games like puttputt and pajama Sam. She's not an ipad kid and doesn't have a switch so the only time she gets to play video games is when she visits. Thanks again for the tutorial
There is also cassia which is window emulator too but made by the people behind skyline emulator (switch) announced to release in 2024 the game their shown is running 60fps it's was bioshock infinite btw
Really Crazy, ive never imagine that there Would be an Windows emulator on Android in this Years.
Very nice
Okay, so for informational purposes, this is just an Android version of Wine, which Linux users, amongst others, have been using to run Windows games on non-Windows based systems, for years, and years, it's nothing new, it's not emulation, it's a translation layer, that converts Windows system calls to the native Linux android uses, in this case.
Thank the Wine community, and, Linux/Unix users who built all of this, they even have their own Android port, it's just hasn't been released for newer Android versions yet.
However, I do appreciate the little extras, etc, that Winlator is adding to the mix, the newer port, etc, just, wanted to clear things up a bit, and, hopefully get people looking in the right places when it comes to progress in the future.
And, if my drift wasn't caught, I'll spell it out, the influx of users Android would bring to Wine community would be huge, and, could lead to huge leaps in progress if these communities work together. (ie, we have a vested interest in getting these games running on Android, and, they have the means, and, together, I know we can make it happen.)
Hey man. The product we have available for us to use is called Winlator. Whatever you said "just hasn't been released" doesn't exist. The right places to look is with the Winlator developer. Not all these other guys who don't have the app for us to use.
I got winlator ages ago and couldn't be bothered googling a tutorial so I gave up, and it turns out all I had to do was create a container lmao
Sweet video dude. I wonder if it can be used to play older MMO titles like Phantasy Star Online, the Ephinea server has an exe you can install. I wonder if it will run on my Pixel 4 haha
I'm a huge fan of Fallout and I have a Xbox 360 and play Fallout 3 but I wanted to play a go this is perfect for me so thank you
just the video i was looking for. i have this old MMO zombie game from the late 2000s that it'd love to try on a phone/tablet. its not a very demanding game but it does require a browser to log in and access the worldhub, hopefully i can get it to work.
This is it, I can imagine hooking a z fold up with one of those phone holder controllers, playing older windows games and I'll never need anything more in my life.
I Really Appreciate All These Talented Developers Great Content.💯😊
A cool idea for this is try using like red magic and doing it and the possibility’s just sky rocket or theoretically would based off of how strong the phone is I would love to see it running steam game that would be the peak of technology
If it will become more polished, switch, steam deck, etc. gonna have problems.
And damn i look after it :D
This is awesome I've wanted to bring Visual Studio on the road to do basic development and hauling a 30 lbs gaming laptop around is annoying
This will be genuinely massive for yomi hustle
I hope it gets Spen support soon, android is left out when it comes to a lot of good programs, animation specifically
would be cool to see full s pen support on this and the ability to use desktop illustration software like clip studio paint. would be pretty cool to not have to pay for a separate mobile version
Great tutorial, where do you download the games from? Mine are discs so not sure if i have tl rebuy them to download or are there websites for this? 2 games i want to try out is skyrim and c&c generals aswell as fallout 3
Should really check out cassia when it comes out either later this year or early next year, it's another emulator similar to this but it's being made by the former devs of the skyline emulator
Thank you ETA, Can you please try C&C?
If this could be optimised, then imagine, not just gaming, the utility for this! Software that's PC only can be used anywhere you go!
It's work thanks i miss the old game ❤
I have no use for this but it's incredible how something like this is possible.