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#205689 23-Nov-2016 13:58
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Is there an Android emulator that works perfectly (ok I'll admit, I want to play Hungry Shark World on my touchscreen windows 10 laptop!) .... so will need to be able to render 3D graphics ... I guess ...


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  #1676069 23-Nov-2016 14:10
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You could try Bluestacks, thats probably the best Android emulator to date, not many other emulators can run at a decent speed due to it needing to emulate an ARM processor, while PCs have x86 based processors.

 

 

 

If that isn't fast enough you are probably out of luck and it might be worth looking to see whether the app you're trying to play has a version in the Windows Store.




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  #1676071 23-Nov-2016 14:21
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bluestacks.. although it wont run all things.. Im still using a beta version with a mod and superuser added

 

I think its cos its using itel code not arm.. although it has a arm emulatior library

 

some apps do direct calls to hardware or dont follow googles apis

 

 

 

havent tried the final version.. I know you have to pay pro or something now? beta was ad free

 

but can be bypassed

 

 

 

theres some tools for rooting and what not .. think its in the android dev forums


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  #1676167 23-Nov-2016 15:07
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Common sense is not as common as you think.




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  #1676169 23-Nov-2016 15:18
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I used NOX for pokemon go on pc when it first came out.

 

Its an alternative to bluestacks.

 

Seemed to work OK.


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