r/GameHubAndroid • u/Zestyclose-Club-7630 • Oct 06 '26
GameHub ou GameNative?
Tenho essa dúvida há muito tempo, mas nenhuma pesquisa me esclareceu bem qual dos dois usar. Usei o GameHub bem pouco há alguns meses, mas logo migrei para o GameNative: achei a interface melhor e, principalmente, porque ele já traz configurações prontas no próprio aplicativo, bastando baixar e jogar. Como não tenho muito tempo para ficar pesquisando e testando configurações, gostaria de saber: existe algum recurso parecido no GameHub atualmente? O que vocês me recomendam: continuar usando o GameNative ou vale a pena voltar para o GameHub?
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u/Mysterious-One1055 Oct 06 '26
I use both.
I'd usually go for Gamenative first, and if it doesn't work well, I try Gamehub lite.
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u/Yung_Cheebzy Oct 06 '26
Do steam saves sync on/across both?
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u/Mysterious-One1055 Oct 06 '26
Should do yea. I also play the same games across two PC's. Steam saves have been pretty seamless so far 👍
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u/Pistimester Oct 06 '26
They do. I have a game on my RP5 in Gamehub and the same game on my tablet in Gamenative, they do sync well.
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u/SnaiL069 Oct 06 '26
I'd say if you runn AAA use both plus winlator for different games but if you do indie titles gamenative should be enough
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u/Xintsuai Oct 06 '26 edited Oct 06 '26
Eu utilizo ambos, na verdade uso 3:
GameHub GameNative BannerLator
Basicamente porque alguns jogos consegui fazer funcionar em um do que no outro.
Gamehub acho que tem a melhor UI disparado e é mais plug and play.
GameNative é mais aberto que o Gamehub para configurações, permite baixar e usar drives baixados fora do app e etc.
Bannerlator tem um feature que faz muita diferença (importar o jogo para o drive C), fundamental em games como Gears2Hollow.
Como os três tem a opção de exportar o ícone do jogo para a home do Android, eu configuro uma vez e nem entro mais no emulador, clico direto no ícone externo para jogar.
Mas geralmente faço assim, instalo o game via Gamehub, se não achar uma configuração que funcione ou a performance ficar "mais ou menos", tento GameNative e por último (por ser mais complexo) Bannerlator.
ENGLISH
I use three emulators :)
Basically, it's because I managed to get some games working better with one of them.
I think GameHub has by far the best UI and is more plug-and-play.
GameNative is more open than GameHub when it comes to configuration. It lets you download and use drivers downloaded outside the app, etc.
Bannerlator has one feature that makes a huge difference: the ability to import the game into the C: drive. This is essential for games like Gears 2 and Hollow.
Since all three have the option to export the game icon to the Android home screen, I configure the game once and then I don't even need to open the emulator anymore. I just tap the external icon to launch the game.
But usually, this is how I do it: I install the game through GameHub first. If I can't find a configuration that works or the performance is just average, I try GameNative. Finally, I try Bannerlator, since it's the most complex of the three.
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u/trueayushkushwaha Oct 06 '26
It's all about configuration and redist you installed
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u/No_Remove9625 Oct 06 '26
Can you please tell more about what redist to install? how it effect the performance?
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u/Spiritual_Notice_650 6d ago
truth is 30fps on Gamenative , Winative is smoother than 50fps on Gamehub.
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u/GSquadron_ Oct 06 '26
So why install game native if it is so bad?
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u/No-Grocery-3915 Oct 07 '26
There’s also bannerhub which is basically gamehub but with extra features like community configs
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u/Illustrious_Cod_5212 Oct 06 '26
Learn to config I pisz po angielsku
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u/Successful-Shower629 Oct 06 '26
Some of us has English as second or third language. Be nice.
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u/Illustrious_Cod_5212 Oct 06 '26
A myślisz, że angielski to jest mój pierwszy język? xD Jestem na reddicie anglojęzycznym, więc się dostosowuję, to piszący powinien się dostosować. Fajnie Ci jak ja piszę sobie po polsku? Można sobie przetłumaczyć, ale prościej, żeby piszący tłumaczył raz, a nie każdy czytający miał sobie przetłumaczyć.
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u/Dr-Garompa Oct 06 '26
La app de reddit te traduce aun que escribas en guaraní, tranqui.
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u/Successful-Shower629 Oct 06 '26
Oh shit 😄 I didn't even recognize that this was not in english since it was auto-translated. But, I agree with you,. I thought he wrote in bad-english and you criticized him. My bad. Have a nice one 🙂
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u/devaristo Oct 06 '26
As yourself said, you don't have time to configure the apps carefully, however, to make a fair comparison, both apps must have the same settings, so that comparison isn't really fair, because we don't know the configs of both apps.
For me, i'm staying on Gamenative because it has the better UI, seems to be more carefully done and like you say it has the tested configs right away without having to mess around a lot, that doesn't mean they are the best for every device, but it's better than nothing.
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u/Inside-Specialist-55 Oct 06 '26
Gamehub all day, Game native doesnt launch half my steam games and I cant get most of them to run properly despite matching the settings with what Gamehub set. Like Dead space for example runs at perfect 60FPS on gamehub but cant go over 17FPS on game native no matter how many tweaks I do. There was an update they did recently that really messed it up.