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[fatdad]

is there anyway to get fruit emulators to work on android, i have a samsung galaxy tab 2 and would love to have fruit emu installed for all the boring times in the hospital etc...

[Daryl]

I am afraid that the emulators have only installers for Windows-based computers/laptops... mobile support is not written into the emulators.

 

That is for all mobile operating systems, Mac computers and Linux-based too.

 

 

I'm afraid you'll just have to keep on booting the old Windows PC or laptop up for now, though I do believe that slots from the GooglePlay store are available, they are not supported or no downloads from Fruit Emu will be able to be played on them

[adb]

The only method is to use an app such as Team Viewer to play, but the response speed isn't the best.

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[fatdad]

just thought it would be cool if we could play all these grea fruitys on the go...

[aaamusements]

just thought it would be cool if we could play all these grea fruitys on the go...

 

It would be good, especially in view of the current and ongoing trend towards mobile internet use, away from conventional desktop/laptop computing...

[adb]

Just had a thought, I do remember reading a while ago about porting Linux (Ubuntu) to several devices, list of devices with installs here - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices

 

Would it be beyond the realms of possibility to use QEMU to make the EXE run on ARM and then WINE to load the exe?

[killcrazy]

I've been looking into this a bit recently and I think it will be possible to get my emulator running on Android at some point (if there's the demand/I have the time/motivation) as there is a native development kit for it.  I think it'd be almost impossible to get existing emulators to run using WINE etc.

 

Will never be possible on Apple based devices for various reasons

Edited by killcrazy, 03 March 2014 - 10:06 AM.

[Daryl]

I've been looking into this a bit recently and I think it will be possible to get my emulator running on Android at some point (if there's the demand/I have the time/motivation) as there is a native development kit for it.  I think it'd be almost impossible to get existing emulators to run using WINE etc.

 

Will never be possible on Apple based devices for various reasons

I have been able to run MFME will no problem at all on my Mac computer, and Linux OS using the WINE environment... however progress with this has been patchy to say the least, and I believe now with Apple's newer OS X and the recent change in Ubuntu, it would be more difficult to run

[robinhood75]

The only other way to do it is via team viewer which is not any good unless you 1 have a fast connection and 2 can put up with having no sound and gfx that aint that good. I did it before. Just logged into my account and loaded it up on the pc and played it via the app on the phone.

[muppetboy]

Been a while since I posted (mainly because searching the forums returns answers to questions I've had lol). I still use MFME (all versions) a fair bit on my W7 laptop and have just been going through my emulation folder (you know; other emulators for things like retro home computers and consoles) checking if I may had missed any updates. Anyhow, I've also been wondering about how much I'd love to play all the fruit machines on an Android device (have a mobile and tablet) and obviously quite surprised given how long Android devices have been around, not to find any at all. If I had the programming knowledge I'd be more than keen to do something like this but sadly I don;t (nor have the time to learn either). 

 

Hopefully one day a programming genius will provide us with an emulator.

 

For now, I'll carry on playing on my laptop. To all those that provide the fruit machine files, keep up the excellent work.