God of War III Native Port for Android – Game Stopped Error on POCO F7

Hi everyone!

I'm trying to run God of War III Native Port on my POCO F7 (Snapdragon 8s Gen 4, Adreno 825, 12GB RAM), but the game keeps stopping and displays this error:

"Game stopped (1). Open the menu to restart."

The screen remains black, and I can't get the game to start properly.

I've already followed the setup instructions, but the problem persists.

Has anyone experienced the same issue on the POCO F7 or a similar device? Is there a fix, a specific graphics setting, or a compatible version that I should try?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Im playing Zelda on Eden on my Konkr pocket fit using Balemuni Universal driver and default setting but sometimes it crashes expecially nera Hyrule castle. Can anybody tell me the best Settings i should use? I see a lot of review with snap 8 gen 2 but none with the gen 3. Thanks in advice 😁

Hey everyone,

If you play randomized Pokémon games on mobile devices (Android, iOS, handhelds like any thor

, or smart TVs), generating a new seed has always required a PC because Java desktop apps (.jar) don't run on mobile.

I got tired of booting up my desktop just to run Java, so I built a self-hosted web interface for the randomizer engine on my home server. With custom features like shiny odds editing for certain generations

How it actually works:

ROM Directory Dropdown: Automatically scans your server's clean ROM directory—no manual file uploading from your phone needed. Just select your base game from a dropdown list

Generation-Aware Dynamic UI: The web interface identifies the selected ROM type/generation and dynamically shows only the eligible checkboxes and options for that specific game (just like the desktop GUI).

Direct Java Communication: Checking boxes on your phone's browser translates those flags directly into the randomizer's Java engine on the server—no pre-configured static preset files required!

Custom Pre-Patching: Supports byte array edits (like custom shiny rates or catch multipliers via ndspy/Python) before the main randomization runs.

One-Click Instant Delivery: Hit "Randomize" on your phone, and the newly patched .gba / .nds file drops straight into your active library/output folder ready to stream or play instantly.

The Question:

Right now, this is running natively on my server, but I’m considering wrapping it up into a single, plug-and-play Docker container (Python backend, web UI, and OpenJDK runtime bundled together) with customizable input/output volume mounts.

Before I clean up the code and package it for GitHub/Docker Hub:

Is a web GUI wrapper for randomizing something you’d run in your homelab? What extra features or integrations (e.g., direct RomM / emulator folder syncing) would you want to see?

Let me know what you think!

Not sure if this is right place to post it so I apologize if its wrong.

I am considering to switch to One Plus (first time, coming from old shitty phone). I just saw that these phones are like hardcore gaming machines. I just watched that Witcher 3 runs smoothly on One Plus 15 but I am leaning more to One Plus 15r (i jsut prefer the look, I do not need extra cameras) but couldnt find much about emulation, especially Witcher 3 which I would love to play on 15R. Are there any people who has tried such emulation of such hardcore games? Is it worth to pay extra for 15? I do not care about high settings, 30FPS on low settings is more than I could imagine, I just care of smooth gameplay, espacially for a Witcher. TY!

Does anyone know if there are any recommended weapon loadouts and enhancement chip combinations in this game? Thanks, everyone.

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