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New Ways to Game on Android Devices

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Hi everyone,

I recently started exploring how modern smartphones handle gaming, especially when it comes to fan-made or indie games. One game that’s caught my attention is Pokémon Infinite Fusion. It’s a fan project that lets you combine Pokémon in unique ways, creating over 175,000 possible fusions.

Here’s the fun part: I’ve successfully set it up to run smoothly on my Android phone using an emulator. The experience has been great, and it’s amazing how well even mid-range devices can handle such creative games.

For those who are curious, setting it up involves a little tinkering with Android emulation apps and ensuring compatibility with certain file formats. Has anyone else tried gaming with fan-made titles like this on their smartphones? Would love to hear about your experiences or tips for optimizing performance!

Cheers,

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Can you explain why you need an Android emulator on an Android phone to do this? If no satisfactory answer comes, this discussion will be deleted.

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I must agree with my fellow mod, Kees. This thread title and the OP’s comments make little sense.

I am wondering if the OP meant he was playing app games that were originally designed for cell phones/tablets on a computer using Windows instead of Android Chrome.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by birdmantd.

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I can use my xbox controller to play games like Rocket League Sideswipe via Bluetooth

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Have only used a keyboard and mouse while playing cod mobile on my computer using an emulator I have done a little terraria on my phone with a controller and PewdiePie Legend of the Brofist.

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I like to connect my controller via Bluetooth to my phone, and play many games that would not usually be played with a controller just to get a feel for how difficult it is because most of those games are not very hard. These games include ones like doodle jump, subway surfers, and clash royale. Some games I play don’t work with my controller so I have to work around it using different apps I’ve found on my phone.

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