Dolphin Emulator

Dolphin Emulator

About this game

Dolphin Emulator lets you play GameCube and Wii games on your Android device! Various graphical enhancements and other features are available to improve your game experience.

THIS APP DOES NOT COME WITH GAMES. You must buy and dump your own games to use them with Dolphin.

Dolphin Emulator is a 64-bit app. Most phones and tablets can install and run 64-bit apps, but older devices and devices with little RAM might not be able to. As for Android TV, the only devices known to be compatible with Dolphin are:

• Nvidia Shield TV (2015)
• Nvidia Shield TV Pro (2015)
• Nvidia Shield TV (2017)
• Nvidia Shield TV Pro (2017)
• Nvidia Shield TV Pro (2019)

Visit our website at https://dolphin-emu.org/ and receive support in our forums!

This app is licensed under the GNU GPL v3+, and the full source code is available through the public Git repository at https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin

GameCube and Wii are trademarks of Nintendo. Dolphin isn't associated with Nintendo in any way.

Ratings and reviews

Wish there was a way to manually choose where the memory card is stored. Until then, this app gets 3 stars. I would love to use my memory card files from my desktop emulator, but nope. Please let us choose the directory for the memory card. With something like OneDrive or DropBox, this would allow for cloud saves. That would be perfect for Dolphin! Android can be frustrating with allowing apps to access storage on your device, so I get not having it yet. But someday!

Generally pretty darn optimal and one of the best emulators on the market in terms of performance. However it is ABSURD that there's no way to set up analog triggers for touch screen controls unless you download third party software based off of Dolphin. Also having a weird issue where if I start a game with my bluetooth headphones, the audio is pitched down. Fixed by starting a game without headphones, then putting it on after.

Exceptionally great, very impressive. my only problem is the sheer lack of options that many other emulators have, such as a fast forward button. you can still change speed but not only is it obnoxious to navigate the menus, but there's not even a quick default button to reset the speed to 100%, making it an even more annoying hassle to go back to the normal speed.

What’s new

Dolphin 2606a fixes security issues and fixes a bug that made loading savestates impossible in some Wii games.

For more information about both Dolphin 2606 and Dolphin 2606a, check out our Progress Report: https://dolphin-emu.org/blog/2026/06/25/dolphin-progress-report-release-2606/