We've been waiting years for someone to launch a emulator for Nintendo Switch that can run on Android. Little by little steps have been taken in this direction, such as when Android was installed on the popular console of the Japanese entertainment giant.
Now, we can finally say that that moment has arrived: we already have the first Switch emulator for Android. And be careful, it is fully functional, although there are a couple of details that you will not like.
You need a very powerful mobile to use this Switch emulator
To start with, you need a really powerful mobile to make it work. In this way, either your smartphone has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 or 865 processor, or you can forget about using this emulator. And the real problem is the more than suspicious origins of this port.
Mostly because, from the looks of it, it has quite a bit of code stolen from a emulator for Nintendo Switch that works on PC. So far, it wouldn't be the end of the world either, since said emulator is open source, so they haven't really stolen the code. But, when they make this emulator for Android closed source (so no one can access it), it starts to get suspicious.
The second negative point comes from the fact that they say they are a US-based studio. But the games are in Chinese and some are translated into English with errors of all kinds, making it clear that it is not an American company, far from it. And, the icing on the cake is put by the second requirement to be able to use this Switch emulator for Android: you need to buy a special controller that is priced at $ 99.
Come on, what have they achieved emulate the Nintendo Switch on Android, but you have to pay almost $ 100 for the remote, added to the fact that they have stolen code to create their own solution. Are you going to trust such a background? We recommend that you do not play it and wait, since you may get some unpleasant surprises.
