Dolphin, the GameCube and Wii emulator - Forums

Days ago I thought it was fake, but I'm happy it's not.

I'm playing God of war 2 and devil may cry very well.

Will test final fantasy x and Dragon ball z infinite world soon. Hopefully I can play silent hill games.

Well, there's no excuses to Dolphin don't run on Android now that PS2 games like God of War 2 are running very well on an early version of the emulator.

(12-11-2017, 04:02 AM)Guilherme Wrote: [ -> ]Well, there's no excuses to Dolphin don't run on Android now that PS2 games like God of War 2 are running very well on an early version of the emulator.

what part of "Nobody cares about making Dolphin run well on Android" do you not get?

(12-11-2017, 05:05 AM)Helios Wrote: [ -> ]what part of "Nobody cares about making Dolphin run well on Android" do you not get?

I get it, Dolphin devs have some kind of "preconception" about Android devices. You guys are totally free to do anything you want, but some here are rude when someone talk about Dolphin on Android. It's simple, if someone don't care about the emulator on Android, there's no need to reply the threads here.

As far as I can see: only 2d games run full speed, but they all have bad graphical glitches. All other games run at around 30fps or lower... Which means the games will play in slow motion since they had a 60FPS real speed. This is nothing better than dolphin on a smartphone...

Maybe you should go to complain at DamonPS2 as well, since it doesn't run perfectly. On the other hand, I see the same glitches as I see in PCSX2 which means it probably is a port of it to android, even the top FPS bar is exactly the same as PCSX2, I wonder how their stance is since someone is asking 10 dollar? for it on the Play Store...

As for the guy stating God of War 2 runs "very well" please show us some proof...

Dolphin on Android runs fine on devices that don't have broken graphics drivers, aka the Nvidia Shield. And nobody wants to make hacks for specific drivers because it'll break things and make updating the Dolphin Android fork harder.

(12-11-2017, 08:31 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: [ -> ]Dolphin on Android runs fine on devices that don't have broken graphics drivers, aka the Nvidia Shield. And nobody wants to make hacks for specific drivers because it'll break things and make updating the Dolphin Android fork harder.

Not really. We can reasonably manage most driver workarounds in DriverDetails.

Just (almost) nobody cares.

I always thought it was compatibility reasons. Guess I'm learning more than just stuff for my finals today