Top best game emulator apps for Android

Emulation is one of the terms that is too popular with the gaming community, allowing us to access games on many different systems. Especially with Mobile, these emulator applications also allow gamers to enjoy childhood games without having to hunt for old machines that are no longer produced.

Based on that, readers, along with Emergenceingame.Com, point out the best emulator applications on Android at the moment, including games of systems like PS1, Nintendo DS, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance and of course NES.
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DraStic DS Emulator

DraStic DS Emulator is one of the rare quality Nintendo DS emulators on Android. This is considered the most complete and capable application to date. Bringing high quality, DraStic DS Emulator is highly compatible and has many different features. It supports a variety of controllers, formats, allows dual screen setup, cheat codes, fast forward and you can even sync save files with Google Drive. One of the interesting features of DraStic DS Emulator is the ability to adjust the position of the two screens so that gamers can enjoy the game most comfortably.

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ePSXe

If you are an emulator player, you must have heard of ePSXe once because this is the twin brother of the PS game emulator on PC. The Android version of this emulator is being considered as one of the best PS1 game emulators on the market, thanks to its compatibility and high performance with most game consoles. In addition to possessing the typical features of emulator applications, ePSXe also supports OpenGL plugin to help improve image quality and performance. This is an extremely valuable feature because PS1 games inherently have poor image quality when pushed to HD resolution.

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John GBC (GBC Emulator)

If you are tired of playing with handheld game consoles for a while, then surely you cannot ignore John GBC – one of the best emulators for Game Boy Color titles on Android. With extremely high compatibility, John GBC also supports a wide range of features such as button position adjustment, zip file, fast-forward function, turbo button, Bluetooth handle and even Dropbox. If you are a nostalgic player, you definitely cannot ignore this great gift.

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Nostalgia.NES Pro

Nostalgia.NES Pro continues to be a gift for gamers who want to return to spring when it supports four-button era games very well. It’s not an exaggeration to say that if players can think of any game, Nostalgia.NES Pro has that game, becoming the first choice for old four-button believers. Besides the basic features, this emulator also supports controllers in case you have a four-button gamepad for Android.

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PPSSPP – PSP emulator

At this point, we can’t ignore the PSP – a handheld game console with potential but was soon defeated by Nintendo’s 3DS. However, do not be so disdainful because PSP owns a treasure trove of games of no less quality. Therefore, for Android gamers, PPSSPP will become the first choice when it comes to game emulation. Despite having a pretty bad start, with the developer’s efforts, PPSSPP has gradually improved over time and soon owns a decent number of supported games.

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