Playstation 2 Emulator For ANDROID ?!!?
its probably a fake emulator tbh I mean it takes a 3.0ghz+ cpu to emulate ps2 at good speed. And no android device has CLOSE to that, so even if it works, it will be unplayable even with something like the nvidia shield (going to be like the most powerful android handheld device) Same with gamecube, but they gc emu is legit since its made by the dolphin team, but its the same thing, and needs a 3.0ghz+ cpu. Its free and only in alpha atm, but it will be probably 5-10 years before handheld devices can play that.
What are the best games for a handheld video game console?
For 3DS and DS: 1. Any Pokemon game(Black, White, Diamon, Pearl, Platinum, X, Y, Heartgold, Soulsilver, Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire)2. Any Zelda game(Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks, Ocarina of Time 3D, Majora's Mask 3D, Link Between Worlds. You can download the Oracle games for GBC and the original Zelda and Zelda II for NES from the Estore)3. Pheonix Wright: Ace Attorney4. Hometown Story5. Professor Layton6. Scribblenauts (Not the DC one unless you're into DC superheroes)7. Any Mario game8. Final Fantasy9. Chrono Trigger10. Rune Factory(There are several of these)11. Animal Crossing12. Adventure Time is pretty good13. Bravely DefaultThere are plenty more games, but those are the ones that come to mind at the moment.
Fallout on a handheld system?
i recently ordered a Dingoo handheld gaming device(seen here-http://www.gadgetoid.com/2009/06/06/dingoo-a320-review/ ) and i was looking for game emulators that i could download when i thought of the awesome Fallout series. im pretty sure a small device like this one could still easily handle the Fallout 1 and 2 games so... is there a way that i can get these normally PC only games onto my Device? if so then how? if non of this can happen then what awesome games would you suggest that i get anyway?
PS2 Android Emulator! Who wants it?
You obviously dont understand much about emulation :/ Instead of an Intel or AMD x86 CPU, the ps2 uses an custom ibm chip manufactured by sony and toshiba. Games are programmed for this CPU: when emulating, every basic instruction a game runs needs to be translated to something a PC can execute. Depending on the instruction, this can take from 2x to 100x clock cycles. The RAM in these consoles is SRAM, smaller but faster than the SDRAM used in a PC. It is also shared between CPU and GPU, which makes operations like texture uploads (CPU memory to GPU memory) or framebuffer copies (GPU memory to CPU memory) a lot less demanding than they are on a PC. The GPU is not using shaders: every graphics effect and every computation done by the game is executed directly by the hardware without an intermediate programming language. This does not match how a PC GPU works at all. Emulation uses shaders on the PC GPU to translate what the GC GPU can do directly in hardware, causing it to run a lot slower. A PC runs an operating system in order to be able to run several programs at the same time. A GameCube or a Wii does not have the same requirement and can directly execute things on the hardware without going through the operating system, making a lot of communication between chips faster. So because of this, emulating a game is FAR FAR more demanding then running it natively. This makes ps2 emulation impossible for android (unless you have one of those laptops also has an android OS on it), since you need atleast a 2.4ghz+ core i3 or better cpu in order to get playable frame rates. This is impossible on a phone/tablet or even the nvidia shield. Why would you petition for something that is physically impossible? If one was made EVERY game would play at 1 fps...