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I can't figure out where to save ROMs, I read the Web pages, tried to figure out settings. I'm lost. Pissed off I spent money on this.
I purchased this emulator just to play one of my favorite games from my childhood: Phantasie II. So far it is working pretty well; I will update my review if that ever changes.
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Please support custom ROMs like Jiffy and Dolphin! Great emulator through Vice with plenty of options, but the keyboard implementation is awful. It looks horrid and takes up too much screen space in particular. Apart from QWERTY it's not laid out properly at all, and certain functions like SHIFT+RUNSTOP or even F# keys are a pain, as you flick between two keyboard layouts. Some key combos like STOP+RESTORE simply aren't possible.
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The best Android based Commodore emulator, period. All you need to do to get it to work is look at the online help, download the VICE ROMs image zip and do what the docs say..do NOT try to unzip it. Place the zip file in like a downloads directory and point the app to the zip file. This emulator lets you run ANYTHING at full speed on any C= 8bit machine. Even raster interrupts.
the best emulator on android for c64 but needs improvement. I wish there was an option to use a physical keyboard with it. the virtual keyboard is barely functional especially missing keys like cursor keys.
The best of the c64 emulators on Android bar none. Very high comparability and ease of use. I highly recommend it. Saving setup and game to your start menu is the icing on the cake. I wish Joystick port 2 was the default (always changing this) but that's a small gripe.
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Pretty good once you have read the instructions and downloaded the Vice emulator and placed it in the correct folder. Works well on a Chromebook
I can't get it to recognize any files. Not .d64, not .t64, or any other file in Tosec, no matter which engine I pick. I can't set the directory the game files are in, I can't tell it where the system files are, I can't even get it to accept the zip file with the system files in it. No help file, nothing in the github repository to help... this is the lowest score I can give an app that does absolutely nothing it claims?
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andiod 9 can't access system folder says promisssion denied tried earlier version and still same issue but no issues with andiod 14 so I'm getting a andiod tv box work andiod 14 to test
amazing as always
From 150 saved reviews since 3 Feb 2015, all countries.
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“There are free emulators that provide more functions and options, so no, not satisfied with purchase!”
“App crashes when I select the downlpaded archive file.”
“Issue#2: fire button is mapped to the spacebar on the soft keyboard even though I changed it in the key mappings.”
“Audio and video are way out of sync, input lag is horrendous and the color palette is putrid and terribly washed out.”
“Too hard to set up.”
“Saw online that supposedly this is much better than frodo and that other one, but it doesn't even run.”
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“I use it for C64 programming and I'm having lots of fun.”
“I think the problem was that the unzip program puts the c64.emu in an extra folder, so c64.emu/c64.emu/c64 drives c128 etc.”
“I use .tap images mainly because I like the loading music which brings back all the memories of the past and makes it totally authentic.”
“Super simple to set up.”
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