I still remember the scene of me secretly hiding in bed and playing GBA when I was a kid. At that time, a small machine could hold the entire world of adventures. Nowadays, handheld consoles have long been in the dust, but fortunately, various emulators on mobile phones are becoming more and more mature, allowing me to relive those classics at any time. Today I would like to recommend to you several mobile phone emulators that I have been using, and by the way, I will talk about the mobile game "Qingluan Prosperity Record" that I have been playing recently.
First of all, the most indispensable thing is My Boy!, which is perfect for running GBA games. Whether it is "Fire Emblem" or "Ace Attorney", the button layout and screen smoothness are all adjusted very comfortably. The key is the instant archive and fast-forward functions. The hard days of being stuck for an afternoon are finally over. There is also PPSSPP, an artifact for playing PSP games. I still remember clearly the excitement of playing "Final Fantasy 7 Crisis Core" on PSP. If you turn on a filter on your phone now, the picture will be smoother than back then. Then there is DraStic, an NDS emulator that adapts very well to touch screen operations. There is no pressure to play the "Ace Attorney" series or "The Support Team".
The most convenient thing about these emulators is that the ROM and save files are placed directly on the mobile phone, so you can play them wherever you go, and you can also use a Bluetooth controller to instantly turn it into a portable handheld machine. The point is that you can add various filters to the picture to soften the original pixel matrix, making the retro grainy look more interesting.
Speaking of which, when I was sorting out the simulator game library recently, I came across this ancient-style love development mobile game called "Qingluan Prosperity Record". I originally thought it was just an ordinary dress-up and romance plot, but once I played it, the fine rendering and immersiveness of the plot really felt a bit like playing "Distant Time and Space" on the PSP. However, the difference is quite obvious in comparison. The original handheld game is limited by its functions. The vertical graphics are basically static, and the plot relies entirely on text and simple scene switching. In "Qingluan Prosperity Record", the eyes of the male protagonist will follow you, and the ribbons on his clothes will swing in the wind. The sense of interaction is much stronger than before. In addition, the dress-up gameplay was something I never dared to think about before. Back then, I could only imagine the stand-up paintings on the PSP, but now I can personally put the empress into various gorgeous clothes. The details are full, and my youth is back!
Of course, I'm not saying that mobile games can completely replace the nostalgic feeling brought by emulators. The simulator is about feelings, the BGM and maps that will never be forgotten; and "Qingluan Prosperity Record" is more like using modern technology to reinterpret the development type of the year, each with its own fun. I now play the simulator on my mobile phone to relive Fire Emblem during the day, and click on "Qingluan Prosperity Record" before going to bed at night to read the plot and change clothes, which is quite fulfilling.
In short, if you also want to get back the feeling of handheld consoles on your mobile phone, you can just install the above simulators with your eyes closed. If you want to change your taste and see the evolution of modern ancient love mobile games, you can also try "Qingluan Prosperity Record". Anyway, the youth of us veteran players is here