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The emulator has a pretty high compatibility rate, which means that practically every game will work correctly. That said, the fluidity of most roms depends on your Android model. Some games are pretty demanding, and if you have a device with less than 2 gigabytes of RAM, then it's possible that it might go really slow. In these cases, you could try to deactivate the sound, which normally helps the games' performance.
As usual, NDS Boy! doesn't come with any roms. You can download the Nintendo DS roms from any one of the many pages that specialize in them. That said, while the emulator is technically able to play files in .nds, .zip, .rar and .7z format, it's only a sure thing if they're in .nds format.
NDS Boy! is a good Nintendo DS emulator for Android that offers tons of additional configuration options. Best of all, it lets you set up the controls however you want.
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How would you load a sav file to switch between devices? its pretty useless otherwise
Got it for Pokemon soul silver, worked great. Less than 24 hours later, Google play protect removed the app because it was dangerous. Riiiiiight. I'm sure it couuuuld be, but they're probably upset fo...
Google play won't let me install it, it throws the protection of the cell and tells me "the application was not installed"
I wish I had a multiplayer please metal on that
Hi, my computer has a 1.5 GHz 4-core Snapdragon CPU AND 2 Gb of RAM. Even so, the game yu gi oh championship 2008 is somewhat slow .... I wonder if there is any way to configure it to improve the expe...