This also comes with a huge caveat that any game with any form of online connectivity will instantly ban you for modifying live game code. This requires having some understanding of how games work to begin with, otherwise you'll just see gibberish. But every game will have a slightly different approach and you'll need to identify the values to change manually. Now, it is possible to run a game, scan its memory values, identify timing variables, and modify them to alter the speed of game logic. These and similar methods generally don't apply to modern games at all, and certainly not without emulating the hardware it's running on. (Oversimplification alert, but you get the idea.) In other cases, you might modify vblank to speed up the rate at which frames are processed in the first place. In these cases, overclocking the CPU will have the side effect of speeding up a game. Many old games were limited on storage space, so they didn't waste lines of code making the logic work at any given framerate-they were dependent on the CPU running at a specific frequency. There are a few ways an emulator might speed up a game. No, it's not at all the same as an emulator. Spoiler: (#spoiler) = Mods rock LIGHT MODE DARK MODE BIG MODE SMALL MODE RULES AND SELF PROMOTION GUIDELINES - PLEASE READ BEFORE PARTICIPATING /r/AndroidGaming Discord Server Come talk about Android Gaming! Custom Subreddit Filters Browse self posts only Browse link posts only Browse without promotional posts Android Gaming Wiki Game Discords List Related Subreddits Discuss your favorite titles, find a new one to play or share the game you developed.
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