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Category: Tools
Size: (36.4 MB)
Updated: 20.02.2023
Developer: Francisco Zurita
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Version: 3.0.328 (beta)-free
Size: 36.4 MB
Updated: 20.02.2023
Developer: Francisco Zurita
Age Limitations: Everyone
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Downloaded on Google Play: 8074721
Category: Tools
Installation
When unpacking the archive with the file, you will be prompted to enter a password
- Download the XAPK installation application, e.g, APKPure or File Manager .
- Open the downloaded XAPK installation application and locate the downloaded XAPK file.
- Follow the instructions in the application to install the XAPK file.
- Allow installation from unknown sources: Go to 'Settings' > 'Security' (or 'Biosecurity & Safety') > enable 'Unknown sources' or 'Install from unknown sources' for your browser or file manager. On newer smartphone models, permission is requested when the individual file is installed and no unnecessary steps need to be performed..
- Install the APK file by following the on-screen instructions.
- Restore security settings by disabling permission to install from unknown sources.
Reviews for M64Plus FZ Emulator
this thing is awesome. only downside is just not having like an attachment that would free up the whole screen and make the z button like the trigger it was on the original controller. it's not too terrible but with games that were built around using it like a trigger or a hold button it makes it a little cumbersome having to press it with you index finger while trying to use your thumb to control the joy stick on the same screen you're viewing the game. but for nostalgia, totally worth it!
Best N64 emulator on Android period! Wide array of customization options and included plugins (useful for the wide variety of hardware configurations). If there's an issue, chances are there's an option to resolve it. Control configs are perhaps not as intuitive as I would like, but are nonetheless extensive. No annoying ads to interfere with the slick and attractive user interface. Device used: Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Adreno 845 / 6 GiB RAM)
This app is pretty good, runs games well etc. Advertisements on loading ie the artificial 10 second buffer they put there to force an ad are annoying, especially since I paid to remove ads, but it's not that big of a deal. What I find most annoying is the lack of an options menu for things like volume. I'm playing Ocarina of Time while listening to an audio book, and the game is louder than my book. No in game options to adjust volume, and not having one in the app is such an oversight.