: This version was notably updated to improve compatibility with external storage on Android 11, though it does not fully support the newer "Scoped Storage" system found in modern Android versions. Long Review: Performance vs. Accuracy
| Feature / Aspect | Dolphin Official | Dolphin MMJR (version 11460) | Dolphin MMJR2 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Accuracy & Compatibility | Raw Performance on low-end devices | Balance between performance & newer features | | Codebase | Current, actively developed | Older, based on MMJ (pre-2021) | Rebased on more recent Official builds (2022-2024) | | Best For | Flagship devices (high-end processors) | Low-end and mid-range devices struggling with speed | Mid-range to high-end devices wanting extra speed & features | | Compatibility | The highest, with the most active bug fixes | Very high, but some newer game fixes are missing | High, inherits fixes from its newer base | | Scoped Storage | Supported | Not Supported (a major downside on newer Android versions) | Supported (generally) | | Development Status | Active (regular updates) | Inactive (development ceased in 2021) | Semi-active (various community forks exist) |
Dolphin MMJR 11460 remains a staple in the Android emulation community. While development on the MMJR branch has slowed (and many features have since been merged back into the official "Dolphin (Beta)" app on the Play Store), this specific build remains a benchmark for performance testing. If you are experiencing lag on the official app, testing your setup against MMJR 11460 is often the best way to determine if your hardware is capable of handling GameCube and Wii emulation.
Dual Core (Enable this, as it significantly speeds up performance on multi-core mobile processors). Override Emulated CPU Clock Speed: Enable this option.
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