DraStic

Pokemon Omega Ruby is a 3DS game, this is an NDS emulator. Renaming won't make it work. Nothing will make it work. The closest to 3DS emulation currently achieved is this: https://www.facebook.com/citra.emu

Could you not watch a tutorial on YouTube?

Device: Samsung Galaxy Ace II x (Overclocked, rooted)
ROM: Pokemon Black 2 (U) (dumped from cartridge)
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I've noticed that with the last beta and official release of 2.1.6a, an issue regarding frameskip have been fixed, however some new ones were created. I do not have the best device, so I do ...

I played all the way to Red on Mt. Silver on a clean ROM with no crashes, it has been fixed.

This is to be expected on a single core device. Not all games will run fullspeed.

Howdareme wrote:Well it wasn't fake I can assure you! I expect next year we can run games around 50 fps

Sarcasm? Because it'll take years to get 30fps, unless within the next year they start making phones with x64- or x86-based PC CPUs, which dolphin is coded for.

It has been on the Play Store for a while now, v0.11 is the latest

I personally prefer linux over windows, especially over windows 8. sorry if it's just me, but when I upgraded to a new laptop with windows 8, it was formatted right away. Besides, you can already run qemu and bochs on android, I've already run XP. I have also run Ubuntu 12.04 with unity desktop at ...

What's the difference with patched and Unpatched?

The patched version is to work around some copy-protection stuff they put in the ROM so it wouldn't work on flashcarts. But to the best of my knowledge it's not necessary for getting the game working in the emulator, at least as of the current ...

my scenario is.. after 500 years and no one gives a penny about android or nintendo ds and google, drastic is gone and so is anyone with the source, but if i still have it in my ( lets say im alive ) old android phone, would it still run and be able to play? :D
I doubt your phone would survive ...