I had nothing to do, so I organized the Android emulators I've used to make it easier for everyone to find them.
1. First is the GBA emulator . It seems that the one in this post is the Chinese version, along with a BIOS file and a game; the details are in the post.
2. This is the SFC emulator . Check the post for details.
3. This is the GBC emulator . Check the post for details.
4. This is the NES emulator . Download the attachment from the second reply in this post.
These emulators are all from the same company, and the settings are more or less similar. For the ones that are not in Chinese and you don't know how to use, just open the others to see. Their consecutive A and B buttons are hidden; if you need them, go into the settings to unhide them.
If you feel that playing with all the keys will cover the screen, you can set the screen size to the original size.
5. This is the arcade game "Cadillacs and Dinosaurs," with a built-in emulator . After installing the game and opening it, it will ask if you want to use the original default path; click yes. The memory card will automatically create a ROMS folder, and the game will be inside another folder named "roms" within the ROMS folder on the card. Do not rename the game or extract it, otherwise, it will not work.
You can download NES and SFC games here .
You can download GBC and GBA games here .
You can download MD games here
Essence Android Emulator Collection
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Personally tested, these links are all posts within the site, harmless. Well organized, not hidden posts, giving it a 'highlight'.
Hey, the software for that arcade game downstairs got accidentally deleted, and Baidu keeps downloading it incorrectly. The one for this fight got lost because the Android version was being organized, so I have to ask everyone to find websites to download the game themselves. As for the Sega MD, you'll also have to find a website to download it yourself.
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