A highly optimized and feature enhanced port of the latest SVN release of DOSBox emulator for Android with specialized Voodoo Graphics, IPX Networking, PCI Devices and Windows support. Run your old DOS and Windows games quickly, with full mouse, keyboard, sound and analog joystick emulation.
If you have no experience with DOS emulators, please read our Getting Started Guide first ( http://goo.gl/DlwBbV ).
NOTE: Your device should have at least 50+MB of storage space and at least 256MB RAM to run DosBox. Copy your old DOS games onto your device or SD card and start playing!
FEATURES:
★ FASTEST DOS/Windows Emulator for Android
★ Optimized for Intel, ARM and MIPS Android devices.
★ Voodoo 3dfx Glide Support
★ PCI BUS Emulation (DirectX Windows support)
★ Pentium MMX Instructions!
★ Full analog controller support (mouse and joystick emulation) [Android 3.1+]
★ Support for playing many Windows 9x games!
★ Network Gaming! - Play network DOOM/Warcraft II, etc. with your friends on your LAN!
★ Mixed Mode Audio support (ie. bin/cue + OGG/MP3 audio)
★ MIDI Sound Emulation
★ IPX Networking Support
★ Sliding 'QuickMenu'
★ Transparent Hide-able ActionBar
★ Mappable Virtual On-Screen Buttons
★ Based upon latest DOSBOX SVN
★ Universal Button/Controller Support (Wii, Xbox360, Game Gripper, PS3, Xperia Play controllers and more!).
★ Game Profiles Manager
★ Absolute Finger & Pointer tracking, use DOS applications intuitively on a touch screen! (experimental)
★ Gestures Support
★ Customize DOS Game Covers/Icons in Profile Manager
★ Highly optimized port of the lastest DosBox version. ARMv7 & NEON processor optimization for enhanced speed
★ Use DPAD and Optical Trackpad as mouse/joystick.
★ Virtual Mouse emulation mode, with left & right click!
★ Mappable hardware & virtual buttons.
★ Virtual Multi-Touch *Analog* Joystick emulation!
★ OPTIMIZED & FAST!! ( http://goo.gl/Tt7X5 )
★ Switch to portrait or landscape mode without restart!
★ Multiple Stretch/Scaling options.
★ Supports external USB/Bluetooth mice & joysticks [Android 3.1+]
★ Supports Right Click on Trackpads & mice. [Android 4.0+]
★ Full ASUS Transformer keyboard & trackpad support.
★ Nvidia Shield support!
★ Can be used with any 3rd Party Keyboard replacement to emulate DPAD or Cursor Keys (our GamePad, or HackersKeyboard is recommended).
★ Full Jelly Bean (JB) and Lollipop support (Android 4.0, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 5.0).
To Enable Cursor/Arrow Keys:
Use any 3rd party Android Input Method (Keyboard) replacement. Highly recommend the free HackersKeyboard, which supports transparency, cursor keys and Function Keys or you can try the Free 'GamePad' keyboard. With DosBox Turbo, there is no need to pay extra for virtual cursor keys and/or gamepads.
FAQ:
Q. Where is the settings button?? (or How can I access the settings menu)?
A. You have three easy ways of accessing the DosBox Turbo Settings Menu.
1. From Landscape Mode: from close to the top margin, swipe down to show the ActionBar. From the action bar, you can access the settings menu as well as many other options.
2. From Portrait Mode: The actionbar will always be visible, and you can just access the settings menu by clicking the (3 dots) at the top.
3. From either Portrait or Landscape: Place your finger near the left margin and swipe right, you'll have access to the DosBox QuickMenu.
Q. Wheres the FAQ?
A: http://goo.gl/mQn0PS
Q. Can it run Fallout?
A. Yes, check out this video: http://youtu.be/lTruSMVWvYw
Q. Can it run Daggerfall?
A. Yes, check out this video: http://youtu.be/CBi0joFymSY
Q. Can it run Windows and play Windows Games?
A. Yes, if you have a fast/modern device. Please see the FAQ & watch this video: http://youtu.be/f21K1Exq2jA
Q. How do I install the Profile Manager?
Click 'Install Profile Manager' in the settings menu.
Q. How do I use the new Profile Manager?
** Note, please update to the latest 2.0.0 DosBox Manager.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ_zMAO64Js

10162 Chapman Ave., Garden Grove, CA 92840

From Canada

high rated

Fallout 1&2 are now Fully playable on Android with all the sounds effects and musical score from the original game. With the use of an Android X86 emulator QEMU, you will learn how to install and play your own copy of Fallout1&2 on Android.
The Video for fallout 1 & 2 on Android:
http://youtu.be/hYTTrHbQcBo
How to run Fallout 1 on DosBox Turbo
http://youtu.be/C7MWMInQeCE
*New Click here to learn how to Play Half-Life 1 on Android:
http://youtu.be/XJJAMXSfZSc
Fallout the game is Not included! (Some Assembly Required).
Recommended System Requirements:
CPU Quad- Core, Dual-core 1.5+GHz, equivalent or better.
GPU Adreno 220, Nvidia Tegra2/3, equivalent or better.
2GB, 1GB, 512MB. My Config asks for a min or 256MB & shouldn't be run on a device with less than this.
8GB disk space
Minimum System Requirements:
1Ghz CPU with 256MB of Ram
4GB Disk Space
Note*2)Fallout2 Config without Video & Ambient sounds should be used, see step # (4
Tested Devices: HP TouchPad, galaxy Note 2, galaxy s3, galaxy s1 i9000 (Thanks to flormariadulce for all the testing)
Disclaimer:
I am not responsible for any problems or damage to your device from using these files.
The user assumes full responsibility for their actions.
These files are not harmful but playing videos games is very stressful on your mobile device.
You will need:
1)Fallout 1or2 the game full installation on a PC (Not provided here)
2)a)Version 1.0 Android X86 Emulator QEMU:
Download:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/yd8ahhfpebvij7t/X86+QEMU+SDL+Fallout+for+Android+V1.zip
Note! Version 1 is more stable but won't run the restoration Project. You must Manually install Killaps fallout 2 patch with it. You can also use Mash's Resolution patch with this version.
Mash'sFallout2 Hi-Res Patch v3.06
http://www.mediafire.com/download/67iad7fap84gpnn/Fallout2_High_Resolution_Patch_3.06.zip
Or
2)b) Version 2 Android X86 Emulator QEMU
http://www.mediafire.com/download/gzhuwghtc9facdy/X86+QEMU+SDL+Fallout+for+Android+V2.zip
Note! To Play fallout on Android You must install manually install killaps patches with win95/98 compatibility!
1)Extract the Restoration patch, open the folder.
2)Open the 'main' folder and copy and paste these files into your Fallout 2 install directory.
3)Open the 'Windows 95-98-ME' folder and copy and paste these files into your Fallout 2 install directory. (Say yes to overwrite the files)
4)Open the 'Batch_work' folder and copy and paste these files into your Fallout 2 install directory. Run the f2.bat file(A window will popup)
5)Next this is EXTREMELY important, in your Fallout 2 install directory delete a file called 'patch000.dat'
a)For version 1 use Killap's Unofficial Fallout 2 Patch:
http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/dload.php?action=file&file_id=908
b)For version 2 use Killaps Fallout 2 Restoration Project Manual patch Download(2.1.2B):
http://www.mediafire.com/download/j0trff4ol753332/F2_Restoration_Project_2.1.2b.rar
3) Extract either the 2GB or 1GB empty HDD.img files to an easy to find location on your PC. Bigger is Better, for improved stability! Note* Default is 2GB. You can change this by editing the sdl config file.
4) Install the free 30 day trial of WinImage and run the application. Be sure to use it before 30 days passes.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-Tools/CD-DVD-Images-Utils/WinImage.shtml
5) Open the empty HDD.img by dragging it into the open Winimage program. Or navigating to it from file/open
6) Locate your fully installed Fallout 1or2 game folder. Transfer the Fallout game folder into the HDD.img and save it. This can include the official Patches and Mash's resolution patch. Single core devices should use my No Ambient noise Fallout cfg.
(Optional) You can install one of my custom Fallout cfg files by copying and pasting it into the Fallout directory.
1)Config With Video & Ambient sounds: This is recommend to improve screen scroll performance and sound compatibility.
2)Config without Video & Ambient sounds: This has the same sound tweaks but further increases performance by removing ambient and video noises. Note*NPC conversations will still have spoken dialogue.
7) Save your new HDD.img and close the program.
8)Copy and paste your new Fallout2 HDD.img into the SDL folder in your downloads.
9)Transfer the sdl folder to your devices internal memory. This will be the location that opens when you plug in the USB cable.
10)Transfer the libSDL.apk to your device and install it.
11)Run the libSDL.apk and start windows. Skip scan disk if it comes up.
12)Play Fallout on Android and wander the wasteland.
(Optional) GameKeyboard app that lets you make onscreen buttons:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.locnet.gamekeyboard&hl=en
SDL cfg File:
-Located in the sdl folder you will find the sdl.cfg file. This allows you to edit the instructions given to the emulator.
-You can edit and save changes to this file using notepad.
-Here is the default line for the sdl.cfg file.
/sdl -L . -m 256 -boot c -hda c.img -hdb HDD_2Gb.img -usb -usbdevice tablet -soundhw sb16
Notes*
-You must click the volume bottom before you can move the mouse.
-Fallout1: If you have problems launching Fallout 1, then include the Patch and Dos files to your fallout 1 folder and launch the game from Dos.
Fallout1.1+Dos Patch download:
http://www.mediafire.com/?uc95y6ianoeoyam
-Fallout2: If you have problems launching Fallout 2, manually install Killap's Unofficial Fallout 2 Patch (US/UK - manual install)
http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/dload.php?action=file&file_id=908
-You can increase or decrease the Memory –m 128 or 256 or 512+(recommended)
-The Default is 256MB for compatibility.
-Set the emulated Memory size to half of your total system Memory size. So if your device has 1GB of DDR use the 512 setting.
-You can change the name of the HDD –hdb HDD_2Gb.img Note*It Must match the exact name in your sdl.cfg file.
-Add additional HDD’s by adding sequentially lettered –hd(x) Like so
- /sdl -L . -m 256 -boot c –hda c.img –hdb hdd_2Gb.img –hdc hdd_2Gb.img –hde hdd_2Gb.img… ect
-The default is HDD_2Gb.img but you can edit the file with notepad. Just change the 2 to a 1, to use the HDD_1Gb.img, save and exit.
Extra HDD for Virtual Memory:
-I would highly recommended attaching a 1Gb HDD used only for virtual memory. You can use the Virtual Memory sdl cfg line below.
-Once you are running the emulator right click on the vault 13 desktop icon and choose properties, select the performance tab. -Next select “virtual memory” at the bottom, click “Let me specify my own virtual memory settings” and select the HDD you attached.
-It will prompt you to reboot once you exit. Don’t reboot, choose no, and then shutdown and re-launch the emulator.
-This will help to keep System Resources between 98-99% free. This helps to optimize the performance and improve stability.
-You can check the performance by right clicking on the desktop vault computer and selecting properties. Navigate to the performance tab at the top and look for “System Resources:98%free”.
Virtual Memory sdl cfg:
/sdl -L . -m 512 -boot c -hda c.img -hdb HDD_2Gb.img -hdc HDD_1Gb.img -usb -usbdevice tablet -soundhw sb16
Trouble Shooting:
-You must click the volume bottom before you can move the mouse.
-To help maintain stability try and minimize back ground app activity while running Fallout.
Note*Fallout1&2 runs reasonably stable. Reasonably stable = testers report gaming session of 1-3hrs.
Tweaking the CPU Settings:
Increasing the minimum CPU frequency may help to improve stability. You can use the free CPU Master App. Also set the CPU governor to Performance or on demand. Don’t forget to set it back to normal after your finished exploring the wasteland.
CPU Master (free):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.antutu.CpuMasterFree&hl=en
Fallout 1 Patches:
http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/dload.php?action=category&cat_id=12
Fallout 2 Patches:
http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/dload.php?action=category&cat_id=16&sid=624e8db046cecf33b4ad7aed469f6642
Another Project by: RolandDeschain79.
Checkout my YouTube Channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/RolandDeschain79?feature=guide

Post edited February 14, 2014 by RolandDeschain79

dukemagus

From Brazil

you, my good sir, deserves a medal for such efforts!

RolandDeschain79

From Canada

dukemagus: you, my good sir, deserves a medal for such efforts!

RolandDeschain79

From Canada

pbryce

From Canada

dukemagus: you, my good sir, deserves a medal for such efforts!

JesusGreen

From Poland

Thanks for sharing this. I think I'd find it awkward trying to control an isometric RPG using my smartphone but it's certainly nice knowing it's possible and how to do it should I feel like trying.
I wonder if this'll run Arcanum decently? :D

RolandDeschain79

From Canada

JesusGreen: Thanks for sharing this. I think I'd find it awkward trying to control an isometric RPG using my smartphone but it's certainly nice knowing it's possible and how to do it should I feel like trying.
I wonder if this'll run Arcanum decently? :D

Post edited March 25, 2013 by RolandDeschain79

dewtech

From Estonia

thelovebat

From United States

Hey topic creator, I just had a question.
Where did you get your avatar from? It looks really cool.

RolandDeschain79

From Canada

thelovebat: Hey topic creator, I just had a question.
Where did you get your avatar from? It looks really cool.

Post edited April 11, 2013 by RolandDeschain79

rooshandark8

From United States

thelovebat: Hey topic creator, I just had a question.
Where did you get your avatar from? It looks really cool.

kjuggs

From United States

Thanks alot for this tutorial. I am running it smoothly on my Galaxy Note 2 now. My only question is do you know a way to remap the mouse clicks? I have to keep pushing the volume key for left click and volume down for right click. I have an otterbox cover, so repititive clicking gets pretty tiresome, which I wasn't expecting. Once again, thanks for all your hard work, Roland- pure genius!
BTW, I am also a huge lover of the Dark Tower. A great series indeed.

Post edited March 03, 2013 by kjuggs

Link6746

From United States

Having immense trouble getting the dosbox turbo thing to work. it keeps saying the master file is missing when it isn't.

gustarballs1983

From Poland

@Link6746
Most probably You've putten Fallout folder in different path on internal storage in Your android device, than installation path on Your PC/laptop...
To fix this You'll need to find Your fallout.cfg file and switch all the paths in there to one coresponding to Your storage on the android device...
If You didn't Understood what I'm saying than forgo Fallout and look something bit easier like maybe angry birds... You'll save Yourself a lot of frustration trust me :p

RolandDeschain79

From Canada

RolandDeschain79: Hello
Thank you I also like my Avatar:) I am a big fan of Stephen king's Dark Tower Books series. This art work was taken from a marvel comics adaptation of these stories. My Name Roland Deschain is the name of the main character from these stories. A gunslinger of legend who wields powerful revolvers forged from the steel of Excalibur.
Read more about it here:
[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_Tower_(comics]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_Tower_(comics[/url])

kjuggs: Thanks alot for this tutorial. I am running it smoothly on my Galaxy Note 2 now. My only question is do you know a way to remap the mouse clicks? I have to keep pushing the volume key for left click and volume down for right click. I have an otterbox cover, so repititive clicking gets pretty tiresome, which I wasn't expecting. Once again, thanks for all your hard work, Roland- pure genius!
BTW, I am also a huge lover of the Dark Tower. A great series indeed.

Link6746: Having immense trouble getting the dosbox turbo thing to work. it keeps saying the master file is missing when it isn't.

Post edited March 25, 2013 by RolandDeschain79

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