Have you ever wanted to play pc games with stunning graphics on your android device?
Now you can!
Requirements
1. Computer with Nvidia Graphics card (Supported: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 600/700/800/900 series desktop or mobile GPU (GT-series GPUs won't work))
2. Android device & pc should be connected to the same wireless network.
3. Nvidia Geforce Experience must also be installed!
Devices Supported
All devices running Android 4.1 & above
Procedure
Download "Moonlight Game Streaming" app from the Google Play Store.
Make sure that your PC & Android device are connected to the same wireless network (Ethernet recommended).
Open Geforce Experience in your Pc
Open the app on your Android device
Add i.p address of your pc.
Select Your Pc in the app & Pair.
Select the game that you want to stream from the app.
Wait for the game to start.
Most controllers will work just fine, but the following have been tested:
Xbox 360 wired/wireless
Xbox One wired (via Moonlight's built-in USB driver)
PS3 wired (with Sixaxis Enabler app) or wireless (with SixAxis Controller app)
PS4 wired via USB
MOGA controller (see below)
MOGA controller users:
If your controller has a switch with A and B, it must be switched to B to be used for streaming. If you have no switch, use the MOGA Universal Driver app.
Note for SixAxis users:
Use SixAxis in "Native Gamepad" mode for Moonlight. The default button mapping needs to be adjusted to match the standard controller layout for streaming.
This app is open-source under the GPL. The code can be found here: https://github.com/moonlight-stream/moonlight-android
Legal: All trademarks cited here are the property of their respective owners.
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Mrinal Roy said:
Does it gives better experience than playing in Bluestacks?
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It is different from bluestacks.
Related
Quoting from PocketGamer.co.uk:
App.pcon [market.android.com/details?id=app.pcon] by Noire is a new app that connects the Xperia Play to your computer via Bluetooth and makes it act as a joypad or a touchpad mouse.
It also works with other Android devices by presenting a virtual joypad on the touchscreen.
App.pcon includes customisable key mapping and supports Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. It requires Java, a wi-fi or tethered connection, and the download of an companion app for your PC.
There have been similar Android apps released in the past offering the same functionality, but, as far as we can tell, this is the first to support the Xperia Play specifically.
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So far only tested the mouse functionality, will test the Xperia Play controls once I reinstall my N64 emu. ;D
Hi guys I'm trying to play two players on the Nvidia with one Bluetooth controller and one using the Nvidia controller I am using this in Nes.EMU Emulator The farthest I have got is the one player will control the one player person but the Bluetooth controller will control the second player and the first player is there something I'm missing on the set up for this I can understand why the Bluetooth controller is controlling first player to play console games from your couch but is there a way to get it to be it's own second player controller then I can enjoy games like my force thank you for any help or info on this maybe even a set up walk-through or maybe a different emulator I should be using thank you guys in advance for any help
Hi, i'm not to knowledgeable on bluetooth controllers on the Shield or other android devices (such as the nyko line of bluetooth controllers). But the only method (that I have experience with) is with sony's six-axis controller for the ps3. I have two ps3 controllers and rooted multiple of my android devices (Asus tf700 tablet, Nexus S, and Shield) and paired my PS3 controllers by a simple procedure to get both to work on my device (using an app called "Sixaxis Controller"). This is the only method that i have experience with that would let you play with 2 controllers on a 2 player game running on a emulator. Sorry if this isn't the answer you're looking for, but this is the only method i know that works for me.
Requirements:
- rooted device
- two ps3 controllers
- pc
- Sixaxis Controller app
Hi
I recently got USB OTG cable and a few controllers but I am unable (more than 2) to find good games where my controllers work.
So I am looking for:
a) 2-player games that support USB controllers and remapping
b) A app that allows to remap controller keys system wide - Tincore Keymapper
If someone could provide some games or a app it would be so nice.
Only ones I have found are Bombsquad and Badland.
EDIT: Solved b)
I know you can use your phone as game controller on windows system.
Is there a way to sync it with another Android as a controller?
Example:
I have android thumb drive on TV running MK4 on ng64 emulator and would like to use phone as controller via bt or wifi.
i can think of an app called Droidmote which should suffice your requirement for controlling another Android device using another one. This will require root though.
I have had my Quest for a week now and I absolutely love it!
One question:
I have a few very decent Bluetooth gamepads – however in the app when I go in and click controllers, then it has the option to pair new device – it gives me the option to pair a left or right controller, and it also has the ability to pair a gamepad….however when I click to scan it does not show any of my gamepads even though they are all in pairing mode.
Whats the point in having the option if it doesnt see any bluetooth gamepads?
what other gamepads are there that you can add? is there a specific one i have to buy specifically for the quest?
the reason i ask is that i have sideloaded moonlight, and ALVR in order to stream PC VR games to play them as if it were a rift - but wirelessly, and i have also set up moonlight to stream normal pc games in theatre mode
with moonlight i can only play them locally as the xbox pad is paired with the pc - but if i can pair a gamepad with the quest then i can playthe games remotely