Andriod Comes Alive (Maybe)

I tried Android LiveCD/DVD, and it worked until I got into the game. Same problem as mention in my reply above.

timlab55 said:

If I spoke and understood Japanese, it would be no problem. Thanks. The game I play is Risk - Global Dom., and lately I've been getting network connection lost and losing a ton of points. That is why I need a native andriod, but don't want to fork over the money for a tablet. I would like to have (as most of us would), is a machine that does it all.

Japanese? Not sure what your talking about. I live in Texas. I downloaded Memu because I wanted to use Android on my computer and it works good for most of my Android games and especially for kik.

slicendice said:

Don't confuse ChromeOS with Android...they are far from the same thing and should thus be excluded from this thread.

That's mostly incorrect. ChromeOS is a potential successor to Android, at least on tablets. The architecture is the same, and you can run Android apps on ChromeOS, as I mentioned above.
Install Android apps on your Chromebook - Chromebook Help

slicendice said:

Whatever installation route we decide to take, I do NOT recommend any Android emulator based installation. They are insanely slow and huge resource hogs. Although compatibility can be much better using an emulator.

Either a virtualization solution or install and boot on pure hardware is the best way to go.

Memu emulator works perfect on my system. Not slow at all.

slicendice said:

NO they are not the same, though you can run some Android apps there. They are 2 completely separate projects and in their core they are nothing alike, not even close.

I didn't say they were the same. I said they were similar with some shared architecture. Big difference. If the OP wanted to run Android apps, then I am standing by my suggestions I made earlier.

stealth2920 said:

Memu emulator works perfect on my system. Not slow at all.

Our app developers run Bluestacks and seem to have no issues with it, either.