Dolphin Emulator - Simulate retro games & play

This emulator is pretty impressive, you can totally use it and have a good time. I encountered a few problems initially but some of them have been fixed now. The main issue I faced was with loading GameCube games that I had played before when using the GPU engine set to open GL. However, this was fixed by switching to Vulkan. I hope they add support for online play with Wiimmfi in the future. It's a fantastic emulator, I still enjoy playing Wii games on the move. I definitely recommend it if your system can handle it.

I totally want to give it a solid 5-star rating, I really do. But man, there are just too many problems with it right now. One big issue is that sometimes my virtual onscreen buttons won't work unless I clear all my files and uninstall Dolphin. It's like a weird glitch that nothing else can seem to fix, and I'm clueless as to why it happens out of the blue. Apart from this hiccup, though, I gotta say, this emulator is hands down the best one I've tried on Android. If they ever come out with a paid version, you can bet your bottom dollar I'd pay for it without a second thought.

So, the game I'm currently playing has various versions available. Among them, this particular version stands out for its excellent sound quality, which I really like. However, I find that its performance is not up to the mark. Additionally, it lacks a straightforward option for motion sensor activities, like shaking to knock in Rune Factory Frontier, which is disappointing because other versions have convenient configuration settings for this. Nevertheless, I am excited about the potential improvements this app might receive in the future.

Wow, this emulator has really improved a lot! I'm able to play Mario Sunshine so well, and most other games too, on my Galaxy S10. I've been using Dolphin for a long time, on different PCs and devices, it's my favorite emulator. But I'm facing a problem where I can't get it to work with my Bluetooth controller. I connected a PowerA Moga controller, it was detected, and I easily mapped all the buttons in the controller editor. However, when I start a game, it doesn't respond to any of the controller inputs at all. I really hope this issue can be fixed soon.

Oh wow, this app is just amazing! It worked like a charm and now I can do so much more gaming stuff on my phone. It's super fast, and you can adjust all kinds of settings to make it match your preferences perfectly. Plus, it's really easy to use for beginners who are new to emulation. Seriously, I can't say enough good things about it!

I've been having a problem with the left stick on my DS4 controller. Although I can map it, it doesn't work when I'm playing games. I also tried switching its functions with the dpad, but the left stick still didn't respond. On the bright side, the right stick is working perfectly. It's great that Super Smash Bros. Melee is playable now, except for a few maps that have less than 30 frames per second and one map with broken particles. Keep up the good work! I'm using a Note 8 with an Exynos processor.

I've been trying out different games on my Note 10+ and it's been a mixed bag. "Twilight Princess" has been giving me lots of problems, but "Metroid Prime" runs smoothly and is enjoyable. Games like "Luigi's Mansion," "Pikmin," and "Resident Evil 4" work fine too. I had a blast playing "Four Sword Adventures." Right now, I'm hooked on "MegaMan X Command Mission." It runs pretty well, except for some frame drops during cutscenes. Overall, the Note 10+ is a great device. It can handle games that my old Note8 couldn't. The touch controls are impressive, and I also tried playing with an Xbox One S controller, which worked perfectly.

The only problem is that you can't adjust the sensitivity of the control stick. The solution that many people used to suggest online doesn't work anymore because the setting in the config file that used to be changeable seems to have been taken out in one of the updates. It's really strange that the emulator has been missing this feature for so long. Why would they even remove it? It's just weird. My Bluetooth controller works well on the PS2 emulator, but it's too sensitive in Dolphin.