Finally it launched a Nintendo Switch emulator for Android
A Nintendo Switch emulator for Android, Have you ever thought you could run Nintendo Switch on your Android phone? Today we have very interesting news regarding one of the strangest and newest emulators at the moment.
This news allows us to talk about our first Nintendo Switch emulator for Android. It does exist, it is real and it works with relative ease. Of course, there are some requirements that make this emulator uninteresting to almost any user.
This news allows us to talk about our first Nintendo Switch emulator for Android. It does exist, it is real and it works with relative ease. Of course, there are some requirements that make this emulator uninteresting to almost any user.
 |
| Finally it launched a Nintendo Switch emulator for Android |
XDA mentioned the launch of a Nintendo Switch emulator for Android which can play over 80 games released for this console. The emulator is real, it runs on high-end devices, and it's relatively easy to use. Of course, don't expect us to tell you how to download or install it.
There are several analysts who tested this emulator and stated that it actually works. It is based on another very popular Nintendo Switch emulator for PC called Yuzu. Of course, this Android emulator is completely illegal, as it violates major commercial agreements for Nintendo and the companies that own the games.
The problem with this emulator is that it does not work on all devices. It is imperative to have a device with a high-end Qualcomm processor, although that is not the biggest hurdle. You can now download and install it on your device, but you will not be able to start it. This emulator needs special hardware to work. This particular device is a console that emulates the same controls as on the Nintendo Switch.
This remote cost $ 99 / € so it just got a bit uninteresting. At the moment it is possible to purchase a Nintendo Switch Lite for around 160 or 170 € / $, so we don't think spending $ 100 on this device is the most interesting. Additionally, no one assures you that this app will continue to be supported in the future.
It is said that in the future this emulator could be programmed to be able to run with any controller, although it is suspected that this will not be the case. There's a good chance that the company that developed it is the same company that markets the specific devices. Since it is a closed program, not much can be done about it.
It's totally illegal and we don't recommend it. The company behind it all appears to be based in China. We cannot deny that it is something intriguing that reveals the potential of mobile and Android devices.
More information at: XDA Developers
