Console emulators became the obvious alternative for many gamers to play console games on PC. But along with the advancement of smartphone technologies that are slowly catching up with computer performance, console emulators have marked their presence on the mobile platform.

Currently, there are many console emulators that can be paired on Android devices so that gamers can easily play consoles’ exclusive games once again. Here are several console emulators that you can find on Play Store for Android:

5. My Boy (GameBoy Advance)

I hope you’re not hesitant to play GameBoy Advance’s ‘boxy’ games. Even though the graphics look old, the gameplays are entertaining - they might even surpass today’s games! For example, Pokemon Fire Red & Leaf Green. This one of the earliest Pokemon games contains a list of first-generation pokemon and also became the foundation for the next games.

You can play all of Game Boy Advance games using My Boy. This application is light and compatible, so it’s even playable on older Android phones.

>> Download My Boy on Play Store

4. NDS4Droid (NDS)

Nintendo has replaced the handheld Nintendo DS with 3DS, which is more sophisticated and has 3D graphic effects. It’s not easy to get your hands on NDS nowadays, even if you’re able to, it might be second-hand and probably in bad condition. Rather than bother searching for a pristine NDS, you can play all NDS exclusive games through the emulator, NDS4Droid, which is available for Android. Of course, it’s gonna be epic to play some NDS games such as Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Pearl on your smartphone.

>> Download NDS4Droid on Play Store

3. NES.emu (NES)

If you haven’t got a taste of Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and played cool games released for that console, now you have the chance to through the emulator, NES.emu, on Android. This relatively light app allows you to play many NES games; several big names that you can play are Super Mario, Megaman, Bomber King, and Contra.

>> Download NES.emu on Play Store

2. ePSXe (PS1)

After PPSSPP, ePSXe also became the most downloaded emulator on Android smartphones. With this emulator, smartphone owners can play PlayStation 1 games and get a feeling of a ‘living-room’ console on a mobile gadget. This ePSXe is the most downloaded emulator since it offers a nostalgic feeling for the ‘90s gamers who once owned or at least played PS1 or PSX.

>> Download ePSXe on Play Store

1. PPSSPP (PSP)

Haven’t got the chance to play a PSP game? Perhaps you can try PPSSPP. This emulator was initially developed by Henrik Rydgard but then got refined by the PPSSPP team until its officially available on Google Play. For Android users, this emulator is a must-have because it can play some PSP exclusive games that weren’t released anywhere.

>> Download PPSSPP on Play Store

Those were the five best emulators that you can download to reminisce some old-school games just with a grip on an Android smartphone. Try for yourself! Follow DuniaGames for other exciting news about games!

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