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ennuigamer 03/11/22 11:11:54 PM #31:	The Catgirl Fondler posted... Hmm... I wonder what the ideal Android emulator is now. I used Noxplayer years ago, but I don't know if that's still any good. Try them all out if you can to see what works for you. Every emulator has its eccentricities and has slightly different compatibility/optimization with each game. Bluestacks Nox LDPlayer Mumu and Mumu Nebula Memu Those are all of the popular gaming-oriented ones I can remember. There's also Android Studio, the SDK for Android apps but that one is a bit complicated to run and may not really work for games. When it comes to the popular or most talked-about gacha games, LDPlayer and Mumu (Nebula) get tossed around the most, from my experience. I use Nox myself and haven't had any serious issues, especially after replacing the default app launcher with Nova Launcher to get rid of some of the ads and the annoying little sample game icon it wants you to download. Some games objectively run better on one emulator over others (better frame rates, etc.) but it can also get a bit subjective too, which is why I say to try as many as you can for yourself. As for what objectively runs better on what, I can only tell you for the games I play: Girls' Frontline, Arknights, and Punishing Gray Raven. You'll have to ask someone else for any other game. --- The best way to avoid imitation is to make that imitation take effort. If imitators liked hard work, they wouldn't be imitators. <cite>ennuigamer posted [p:963376659] in Gacha Game... [t:79936144]...</cite> <quote>The Catgirl Fondler posted... </cite> <quote>Hmm... I wonder what the ideal Android emulator is now. I used Noxplayer years ago, but I don't know if that's still any good.</quote> Try them all out if you can to see what works for you. Every emulator has its eccentricities and has slightly different compatibility/optimization with each game. Bluestacks Nox LDPlayer Mumu and Mumu Nebula Memu Those are all of the popular gaming-oriented ones I can remember. There's also Android Studio, the SDK for Android apps but that one is a bit complicated to run and may not really work for games. When it comes to the popular or most talked-about gacha games, LDPlayer and Mumu (Nebula) get tossed around the most, from my experience. I use Nox myself and haven't had any serious issues, especially after replacing the default app launcher with Nova Launcher to get rid of some of the ads and the annoying little sample game icon it wants you to download. Some games objectively run better on one emulator over others (better frame rates, etc.) but it can also get a bit subjective too, which is why I say to try as many as you can for yourself. As for what objectively runs better on what, I can only tell you for the games I play: Girls' Frontline, Arknights, and Punishing Gray Raven. You'll have to ask someone else for any other game. --- The best way to avoid imitation is to make that imitation take effort. If imitators liked hard work, they wouldn't be imitators.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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