Cell phones are getting more powerful every day, but it’s still impressive to see someone running Red Dead Redemption 2: Redemption or Grand Theft Auto V On mobile devices, even though the performance isn’t as good as on PC or consoles.
YouTuber Serge Pavlov is uploading videos Show yourself testing various computer games online Red Magic Pro 9, a powerful Android phone designed for gaming for $650. The results are very impressive.Using a Windows PC emulator running on the phone, Pavlov tested dozens of games and recorded their performance, settings used, and recorded all tests in spreadsheet.Some games, such as grand theft auto 4, ran well The game reaches 60fps during gameplay.Other games won’t even launch, like games from 2018 god of war On the computer.Then you would have a game like this Red Dead Redemption 2: Redemption, technically it does run on a powerful phone (connected to an external cooler). However, don’t expect 30fps or beautiful textures.
As VideoTech discovered on TwitterPavlov got Red Dead Redemption 2: Redemption Running on Red Magic Pro 9, but barely playable. In videos showing Rockstar’s open-world games running on the device, you can often see that even with the settings turned all the way down, performance drops into slideshow range.
But this is actually Red Dead Redemption II, Complete game, run on your phone using an emulator. Even if it doesn’t run well, it’s still a cool proof of concept and a sign that phones are catching up to PCs and consoles in terms of raw power.As some commenters pointed out, their old computers couldn’t even run Red Dead Redemption 2: Redemption Yet this phone does (sort of).
We’ve seen Apple push harder and harder to launch big games, e.g. Resident Evil Village and death stranding to newer iPhone Results are mixed. It’s clear that phones, even high-end, powerful ones, still can’t perfectly run some of the biggest games released over the past few years.However, these tests uploaded by Pavlov suggest that we may not be that far away from a massive game like this grand theft auto 6 Launching simultaneously on consoles, PC and mobile.
At the very least, these videos lead me to believe that Rockstar should release a native version Grand Theft Auto IV Go to the Google Play Store so more advanced phones can use it without having to mess with an emulator.
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