Old games on Smartphone
Hello, it's been a while since I don't write down here :3:
I would like to know if anoyone thinks that it would be awesome to have old favourite dos games in our smartphones. For example, I would like to re-play some old golds like "Theme Park" or "Brutal Paws of Fury" in my Acer Liquid (titles said just to put down two examples of what I mean, there are a lot of titles I think are besto of nowadays smartphone games). Does anyone know if there is something like this, like, dunno, dosbox for smartphone, or an "Apk converter" for little dos games? Am I a dreamer? :p :hello: |
There is a DOSBox build for Android systems: http://androiddosbox.appspot.com/
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I've tried it :p but there's a little problem regarding mouse movement (the touchscreen simulates it but it's a little slow, like some kind of resolution issue. If you tried something like "Theme Park" on smartphone you can see what I mean :doh: )
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If you look for "dosbox" in the Google Play you'll find a couple besides the one Horseman linked. For example:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ishstix.dosbox I haven't tried any of them. |
It seems DOSBox Turbo is the best solution for playing DOS games on Android phones, but unfortunately only keyboard controlled platformers and FPS games play well on it, adventure, RTS, and RPG games hardly worth the effort purchasing the emulator.
I recommend using NES/SNES/PS1 emulators, though I've never managed to use the latter properly. |
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scummvm works pretty well for a limited number of games
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d....scummvm&hl=en |
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I use scuumvm. It works well for the point and click adventure games... Quite well actually. I'm playing dreamweb at the moment. But I have Day of the Tentacle on standby as well as manic mansion.
Theme Park would be awesome, but I just don't think it would work too well. Unless you have a blue tooth mouse. |
There are several applications on Play Store that can run your lovely old dos crap but only two are worth mentioning - Magic Box and DosBox Turbo. The second one comes with laucher and you can run different games with costumised settings just out from the separate laucher application (how cool is that). For that point it's even better than original DosBox designed for PCs when you have to edit config file every single time you want to change some settings. It's really great to play old dos games on your tablet or phone. It's better if you have bt keyboard and mouse paired however mouse functionality is somehow limited due to androind system specification. :smile2: As everything that is good on this planet never comes cheap same her - you have to pay for both applications. I think it's something around 3£ now but it's not a lot.
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