GameHub will give Mac owners another imperfect way to play Windows games
Ars Technica • • technology
Key Points:
- GameSir, known for gaming peripherals, is planning to release a Windows emulation tool for macOS, building on its existing Android GameHub app that supports running Windows games on Android devices.
- The Android version, featuring the GameFusion emulator, has shown mixed compatibility with popular Steam games, with some users reporting good performance for certain game engines but overall inconsistent results.
- GameSir aims to offer features like proprietary AI frame interpolation and native rendering mode improvements in the Mac version to enhance gaming performance.
- The company’s primary motivation for developing these tools is to boost sales of its controllers, though the software can be used independently; the Android version has faced criticism for including invasive trackers, which have since been removed.
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