POCKET GALAXY: SUPER MARIO GALAXY GOES NATIVE ON ANDROID, NO EMULATOR, 60FPS
Galaxy Android: Super Mario Galaxy runs natively on Android ARM64 phones
OpenPort Labs' Galaxy Android compiles the Wii platformer from reconstructed C++ source into a native ARM64 Android app. It is not an emulator: the game code runs on the phone's CPU, drawing through Vulkan 1.0 (OpenGL ES 3.2 fallback) with low-latency AAudio, touch controls, Hor+ ultrawide and gyro or accelerometer aiming. First release v0.0.1cx landed Oct 16. It credits bigmak94's GalaxyQuest for its ARM port architecture and asset cooker. It arrives days after keepvaibin's Nebula 1.0 brought Galaxy native to Windows, both building on the Petari decompilation of the game.
You need: Your own legally dumped Super Mario Galaxy disc image (.rvz, .wbfs, .iso or .wia). A 64-bit Android device with Vulkan or GLES 3.2. No Nintendo assets are in the repo or the APK.
How to play Super Mario Galaxy on PC
- Download the APK from the GitHub releases page.
- Copy your own disc dump into your phone's Download folder.
- Launch the app, grant storage access, pick your dump and play.
▶ Galaxy Android v0.0.1cxNebula (Windows port)
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