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As long as it's not annouced here, I bet it's a fake.

(01-20-2016, 03:21 AM)degasus Wrote: [ -> ]As long as it's not annouced here, I bet it's a fake.

not fake william cobb is a real developer https://github.com/WilliamLCobb/iNDS

Lots of things unaccounted for here.
I'll trust it when I see the money.

william cobb is @miniroo321 (i think)

https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/User-miniroo321

It's real but it's not actually running on the emulator portion on the phone. I modified dolphin to send draw commands to my phone and display them and then send back controller input to the computer. So no, it's not an emulator running on your phone but it looks and feels the exact same.

I took at look at porting Dolphin to iOS and it looked like a daunting task that would take a ton of time to develop and may never actually work. This approach allows any emulator to run full speed on iOS but has the drawback of requiring your computer to be on.

thanks for the aclaration.

Mods please close this thread, thanks

(01-20-2016, 03:57 AM)miniroo321 Wrote: [ -> ]It's real but it's not actually running on the emulator portion on the phone. I modified dolphin to send draw commands to my phone and display them and then send back controller input to the computer. So no, it's not an emulator running on your phone but it looks and feels the exact same.

I took at look at porting Dolphin to iOS and it looked like a daunting task that would take a ton of time to develop and may never actually work. This approach allows any emulator to run full speed on iOS but has the drawback of requiring your computer to be on.

Could you please amend the title / description of that video to reflect this? Just to avoid having additional threads like this in the future.

(01-20-2016, 04:33 AM)YellowDart Wrote: [ -> ]Could you please amend the title / description of that video to reflect this? Just to avoid having additional threads like this in the future.

Good call. I'll do that now

@miniroo321: Do you stream all OGL calls, or do you stream the final image?