Citra Android is here! · Citra
Hello there emulation aficionados! Today we are unveiling the most requested addition for Citra: Android Support! That’s right, you can finally play 3DS games on the go!
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Citra Released for Android
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Hmmm I hope my Xiaomi Mi 9T can run some of the games it's running at Snapdragon 730 ://
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An actual GOOD picross on my phone.
I'm guessing my Samsung S7 is too crappy for this? Even picross?
I'm guessing my Samsung S7 is too crappy for this? Even picross?
How old is your phone?
It requiers 64-bit Android 8 (Oreo), and OpenGL ES 3.2 support as mandatory.
Have you ever tried a DS emulator on a 1 screen phone? It works perfect. Tiny black line splits screens. Galaxy Fold is already out there, or any tablet of screen real estate is important. Galaxy Note even has a built in stylus and rumor has it Fold 2 will also.
Wow. I'm speechless.
I've kept track of it since early development and it's always felt a bit surreal seeing just how far it goes.
Awesome for future preservation.
I've kept track of it since early development and it's always felt a bit surreal seeing just how far it goes.
Awesome for future preservation.
Is there a list of games that work on it? I can finally play the games I've always wanted to play on the 3ds.
Or does it share the same list as the PC version?
Or does it share the same list as the PC version?
Damn, my phone is too old I guess. I should've known since it runs DS emulators pretty slowly but worth a try.
I assume it's mostly the same as the PC branch, but the wide variation in Android harware probably makes it more hit and miss than PCs that people are probably running it on. I don't expect everyone to have the success I'm running where the few games I've tested have a little hiccup during battle occasionally at worst.
Say hello to the LG ThinQ Dual Case. It's removable and a full touchscreen. It also supports emulators being split into two screens.
Gonna give this a look pretty soon, especially if Majora 3D with Project Restoration runs well on it.
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Citra for Android requires a system with 64-bit Android 8.0 Oreo or later and a GPU with OpenGL ES 3.2 support. If you have that it should at least boot.
Concern trolling and threadwhining in a single post, amazing
I'm very intrigued by this. I would have never guessed it would run even decently on current Android phones, but people's experiences here seem to suggest otherwise!
I have the same phone... You are underestimating its power.
Also, dont you just love this phone? So good.
Mi 9T owner here as well. Great device and I can't wait to try some 3DS games on it.
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Say hello to the LG ThinQ Dual Case. It's removable and a full touchscreen. It also supports emulators being split into two screens.
I just got this.
Doesn't run very well on my Galaxy S9+. Tested out Dragon Quest VIII and without any graphic improvements in 3DS resolution it runs with like 12 fps.
Well, was too good to be true.
Well, was too good to be true.
Enjoy haha it's honestly a great experience using a DS emu on it.
yooooo this is so good
S9 running Alpha Sapphire at the 4x res with no gameplay drops (occasional music skipping) I didnt expect it to be this performant, damn
there are many settings for the multiple screens,
100/0, 75/25, 50/50 and you can swap which is shown
S9 running Alpha Sapphire at the 4x res with no gameplay drops (occasional music skipping) I didnt expect it to be this performant, damn
there are many settings for the multiple screens,
100/0, 75/25, 50/50 and you can swap which is shown
A screen in a case? Now I've seen everything. Well, one more thing.
Say hello to the LG ThinQ Dual Case. It's removable and a full touchscreen. It also supports emulators being split into two screens.
You throw one of those retention controllers on the side and you got one. Which has me seriously considering the Duo as my next phone.
