Click to expand.Last time I checked, nothing can emulate Zelda's Adventure. There are two CD-i Emulators worth mentioning.

'cdiemu' from here: (Note that development appears to have stopped and technically the following emulator is 'expired', you'll need this to run it with some date between 2011 and 2012: ) the other emulator is MESS, which is like MAME but for all non-arcade systems. It can be a pain to get working, but has decent emulation, is still in development, and doesn't have any silly expiration nonsense.

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Click to expand.Mess/ume all do the job OK. You need to convert cdi ISO files to chd format.

The mame package comes with a utility to do that (I think). You can even use the retroarch mess/ume core to play cdi. My raspberry pi 2 with emulation station/retropi is proof. If you want to emulate cdi games bit of advicr: don't bother with the Zelda or Mario games they are absolute pants. Burn Cycle, 7th guest are the best games on the whole system (still have my 220 with fmv cart). Also in my opinion those cdi games are better than their PC ports.

Last time I checked, nothing can emulate Zelda's Adventure. There are two CD-i Emulators worth mentioning.

'cdiemu' from here: (Note that development appears to have stopped and technically the following emulator is 'expired', you'll need this to run it with some date between 2011 and 2012: ) the other emulator is MESS, which is like MAME but for all non-arcade systems. It can be a pain to get working, but has decent emulation, is still in development, and doesn't have any silly expiration nonsense.

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Once that app has loaded, it will look like any native app, however if you swipe down from the top to reveal the option for that particular app, you will also be presented with another bar along the bottom of the screen. This bar can be toggled to stay locked on the screen or to only load when you swipe down. The bar contains a back arrow to go back one page as well as the six most recently loaded Android apps, this allows you to load any of the other apps quite quickly. Many developers are slowly getting around to repackaging their apps for the PlayBook.

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I was hesitant at first, but then sideloaded one, then another, and another. I have Words with friends, Kindle, games, USA Today, etc and about 12 others and the Good E Reader app that is basically an App store for sideloaded apps than have been tested and run just as well as the native apps.

No crashing, no issues, no battery drain. When I 1st did it i was losing battery like crazy, but now that I know to swipe back or use the back arrow out of the apps, my battery last 2 days with moderate use and I have the best of both worlds app wise!! It was a lovely thought, but hasn't worked as well as hoped. All my Android apps have significant problems.

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