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Some of these emulators support binding keys to click certain points (and even bind WASD to a directional pad), which is pretty nice for certain games. One coul
by jeffchien 6y ago
Some of these emulators support binding keys to click certain points (and even bind WASD to a directional pad), which is pretty nice for certain games. One could probably write AutoHotkey scripts to do the same thing, but it's just more convenient to have it built in.
I haven't used AVD to play games before, but while installing a game to test I noticed that it's using 1.3GB instead of 300MB consumed by the other emulator I use (MuMu). I can imagine that mattering for some players.
Edit: These emulators are also somewhat convenient for some mobile game developers, who can package them up with their game to create a PC installer. As far as I know you can't package up AVD like that.