Best PSX Emulator for Nvidia Shield TV (Android)

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21st-August-2016, 21:48
bläh

Best PSX Emulator for Nvidia Shield TV (Android)

Hi!

I'm looking for an emulator for my Nvidia Shield TV (Android TV).
Does anybody of you guys tested an emulator on it? Which one runs the best on Android (TV)?

Thank you for your help!!!

greetings
21st-August-2016, 22:06
Warrior

That uses ARM hardware right?

I "kinda" preach this but I suggest RetroArch with the PCSX ReARMed core on android devices.

I have never personally used the ReARMed core but I have heard it is excellent.

I personally use the Mednafen PSX core on PC hardware which is also top notch.

http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/android/

Its the one on the bottom that does not say Debug and has the latest date.
22nd-August-2016, 17:48
bläh

Where do i get the PCSX ReARMed core?
What do you think of ePSXe for Android?

thank you! :)

greetings
23rd-August-2016, 09:49
Zorlon

Will say it first but Warrior does not rate ePSXe at all, it's closed source.

Personally I don't use android for anything so can't comment.
23rd-August-2016, 10:29
bläh

And what do I need to have a full PSX Emulator with the Link from Warrior?

greetings
23rd-August-2016, 20:43
Warrior

Quote:

Originally Posted by bläh

And what do I need to have a full PSX Emulator with the Link from Warrior?

greetings

I forgot to give you the Bios/Support file pack -

Code:

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD

That is all the bios and support files ready to be used in RetroArch, just extract the contents into the RetroArch system folder.

I am not sure on any other Android related details.
29th-August-2016, 19:27
skullpoker

Quote:

Originally Posted by bläh

Where do i get the PCSX ReARMed core?
What do you think of ePSXe for Android?

thank you! :)

greetings

You would have to buy ePSXe on android.
RetroArch should be free, and you would be able to download that PCSX ReARMed Core from inside RetroArch. RA is a hassle to set up initially but once it's done you don't need to mess with settings any more, just start it up and go. ePSXe, on the other hand, often WON'T WORK with the same settings for different games. You have a lot more customization options, but often the wrong settings cause crashes. Which means you will be going back to PSXDATACENTER.com nearly every time you want to play a different game to find working settings.