If I remember correctly, yes.
But I can’t tell you how well it runs. I use Snes9x usually on the Anbernic RG405M and occasionally bsnes-hd for wide-screen hacks on the Retroid Pocket 3 plus
The play store version is a bit outdated though. Use the APK from the retroarch homepage and choose your cores with the internal core downloader.
It depends on the hardware you’re running it on. snes9x is the “accurate enough; runs fine on a potato” option. Bsnes is the “slightly more accurate at the cost of potato performance” option.
If I remember correctly, yes. But I can’t tell you how well it runs. I use Snes9x usually on the Anbernic RG405M and occasionally bsnes-hd for wide-screen hacks on the Retroid Pocket 3 plus
The play store version is a bit outdated though. Use the APK from the retroarch homepage and choose your cores with the internal core downloader.
It depends on the hardware you’re running it on. snes9x is the “accurate enough; runs fine on a potato” option. Bsnes is the “slightly more accurate at the cost of potato performance” option.
If you’re not sure which to use, use snes9x.