08-24-2015, 12:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-24-2015, 01:00 PM by MrChezco1995.)
Not sure if I should post it here (to mods, please move if needed, thanks) but I'm here to tell you that the Android version of PPSSPP works perfectly on Windows 10 Mobile! I ain't joking here, look!
So how this was possible? Apparently, starting build 10166, Microsoft included an Android subsystem to selected devices in the meantime (spoofed my Lumia 535 to a Lumia 1520 to get the build of Windows 10 Mobile with Android Subsystem), making it possible to run Android apps. Some apps runs perfectly, some runs with minor or major issues, and some plainly crashes, but look PPSSPP works on Windows 10 Mobile
In a nutshell, it's Android 4.4.4 with the ART runtime not dalvik, running under Hyper-V on Windows 10 Mobile. For those wondering what Hyper-V is, it's basically Microsoft's native hypervisor, creates, runs, and manages virtual machines, like Oracle's Virtualbox, but for some reason, this is faster. Hyper-V was introduced in Windows Server 2008, the a client version of Hyper-V was introduced in Windows 8.
That hyper-V trick ain't old anymore as Microsoft did the same technique with their Xbox One, running 3 different OS on the same time under Hyper-V.
and oh yeah, I'm new here XD . Just registered to this forum to tell you guys this XD . HELLO EVERYONE!!!
So how this was possible? Apparently, starting build 10166, Microsoft included an Android subsystem to selected devices in the meantime (spoofed my Lumia 535 to a Lumia 1520 to get the build of Windows 10 Mobile with Android Subsystem), making it possible to run Android apps. Some apps runs perfectly, some runs with minor or major issues, and some plainly crashes, but look PPSSPP works on Windows 10 Mobile
In a nutshell, it's Android 4.4.4 with the ART runtime not dalvik, running under Hyper-V on Windows 10 Mobile. For those wondering what Hyper-V is, it's basically Microsoft's native hypervisor, creates, runs, and manages virtual machines, like Oracle's Virtualbox, but for some reason, this is faster. Hyper-V was introduced in Windows Server 2008, the a client version of Hyper-V was introduced in Windows 8.
That hyper-V trick ain't old anymore as Microsoft did the same technique with their Xbox One, running 3 different OS on the same time under Hyper-V.
and oh yeah, I'm new here XD . Just registered to this forum to tell you guys this XD . HELLO EVERYONE!!!



Cool find!