I also tried the 60 fps patch which only works fine on menus or parts that can reach 60 fps but the problem is that the text duration kinda lengthens and i didn't like it so i removed it. 20-30 fps during exploration on empty areas 30 fps during cg cutscenes but with some slight delay in voices but not sounds 13-30 fps during palace/mementos level exploration choppy anime cutscenes (i wanna know if there is a fix for this because i saw others online where the opening scene is just fine but mine stutters) my experience on persona 5 consists mainly of: since the blog on rpcs3 about persona 5 was removed i didn't know where to ask but yeah i'll just try my luck here.īeing that this emulator is in its beta (not quite sure), i expect the game not to run perfectly.

Other than Citra MMJ, there’s also Dolphin MMJ which can be downloaded from here if you want to play some less-demanding Wii games on your Android smartphone/tablet.I've been playing persona 5 on rpcs3 for about 30 hours of ingame time (i've gotten quite far to give up on emulation). Currently, neobrain is doing a fair deal of progress on it and you may read the latest progress report found here for more information. If you’re interested in more news regarding 3DS emulation on Android, make sure to check out this article about Mikage which is an Android-centered Nintendo 3DS emulator. Please note that I was personally not able to verify any of these performance figures as I’m not in possession of a high-end Android device.More tests can be found by checking the videos on MasterKillua’s channel.Fire Emblem Awakening HD works decently although there’s slow-down in battles.From tests in this video, New Super Mario Bros 2 is running at 60FPS most of the time, Pokemon Y works pretty well and TLZ: Ocarina of Time 3D can maintain 25-30FPS most the time (runs at 30FPS normally).

Pokémon Omega Ruby is running at 30FPS in some places.

Pokémon Ultra Moon runs at 30 FPS (full speed) on a SnapDragon 855.

Return to Samus works very well on a Snapdragon 845.

Persona Q runs almost perfectly on a SnapDragon 855įancy playing some New Super Mario Bros 2 on your Android phone? If you have an adequately powerful device, you can! ( Image Source).

Which games are playable?Īccording to various user reports on Reddit and elsewhere, these games are currently playable provided you have a beefy-enough phone:

As a result, it could be said that 3DS emulation on Android is more or less limited to flagships such as the Samsung Galaxy S10 or the OnePlus 7 for now. Furthermore, your phone needs to have a beefy SoC (System-On-Chip) such as the SnapDragon 845/855 in order to get playable frame rates in any games. According to its GitHub release page, the emulator requires you to have a 64-bit ARM (ARMv8/arm64) Android smartphone running Android 7.0 or above so if your Android phone is a bit old, you’re probably out of luck. However, things have cleared up now as the emulator’s source code was published on GitHub and an easily-accessible APK file is available for download (link below). From what could be gathered on a thread in r/EmulationOnAndroid, this emulator, which originated on the Chinese forum Weibo, was recently marred in controversy as its release was apparently breaking GPL since the source code wasn’t provided when the binaries (in an APK) were published. Citra MMJ is an unofficial fork of the Citra emulator that has Android-specific hacks in order to improve performance on smartphones in the pursuit of getting playable frame rates.

Persona q emulator file