Because I accidentally dropped my phone on the bus on my first day working in Shenzhen, and my aunt happened to have two T789 phones, that's how I ended up getting rid of Symbian and becoming a beginner with Android in this way…
But being a beginner means being a rookie, so I still had to go through all kinds of awkward experiences, like always clicking the wrong spot when opening web pages… Of course, I also didn't understand many of the phone's settings, and the phone's optimization didn't seem very good, with the system draining the battery quickly…
But how can you truly master an Android phone without experiencing it yourself and trying out different things? So I planned to gradually improve my understanding of Android step by step. I've basically installed all the software I need, and now it's the turn for NDS games. So, the emulator is downloading, and it's just the games left; Phoenix Wright 4 can finally be played by myself!
[Request for resources] Beginner Android NDS emulator, please advise
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Reversal 4 is disappointing, the hedgehog head actually doesn't become a lawyer, and Mayoi suddenly disappeared. Even for character development, it shouldn't be this sudden.
The gamer has finally switched to Android, and for NDS games, I recommend [Rune Factory 3]. It's really fun.
The performance of intense simulators is already pretty good, but NDS emulation is not yet complete.
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