Yes, you can already run Android emulators on PC, rooted, to play various games. Professional mobile game Esports stars do this, because it makes streaming muc

Yes, you can already run Android emulators on PC, rooted, to play various games. Professional mobile game Esports stars do this, because it makes streaming much more easier. While it might sound funny for a Westerner, some games like Freefire have their player count in tens of millions of people. They are popular in developing countries where people cannot afford PC or a console. https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/224119/how-to-gain-root-on-bluestacks-android-emulator/224120?noredirect=1#comment337958_224120 https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/224119/how-to-ga... I do not know if Google Play has some kind of distribution limits to prevent installing within an emulator, but those would be quite trivial to work around. AFAIK there is not any kind of “real device id” system being used, although it would be dearly needed because of the cheaters.