The Best Android Emulation Frontend! Daijisho Setup Guide

The Daijisho frontend is relatively new but has quickly risen in the ranks to become my favorite frontend. It is super snappy, feature-rich, can be used as your home app, and is completely free. In this video we'll take a look at its features and how to set it up on your favorite Android device -- Retroid Pocket, AYN Odin, Logitech Cloud, or even an old Android phone or tablet.

Timestamps:
00:00 introduction
01:15 preface and installation
02:53 initial setup of emulators and games
07:24 widgets and apps tabs
11:44 tips and tricks
14:35 conclusion

Theme song written by Jim Gray of Our Ghosts:

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#Android #remulation #daijisho

[theovermatt]

Just commenting to say that I tried this out on my Retroid Pocket 2+ and am never going back to anything else. Everything else I'd tried on the system was either super fiddly or didn't do certain things I wanted, but this was basically perfect right off the bat. Great suggestion and video as usual Russ.

[pfroo]

I absolutely love Daijisho. It is by far the best option. What blows me away the most is how fast and accurate the scraping is, nothing else has caught all my games so well.

[granvillehenderson]

I have a re-purposed Samsung S10 + that I've been using for emulation. I've been using this front end for a few weeks now and can't believe how easy and more important free it is. Great video.

[Mecharocca]

Just want to say I am a big fan of how informative and clear this channel is.
Glad to patreon it for a while now, thanks Russ!

[dtape]

Man this was such a thorough guide. You went above and beyond. Really great video Russ.

[Sarcastix]

This is sensational. Props to the developers. This is gorgeous

[kylecondie]

So stoked to see all Android front end that can actually show you Retro Achievement info!

[ScrubsWasTaken]

I’ve been using this front end for my rp2+ for a month and I’ve been loving it

[socraticmusic]

Your retroid guide was so good that I had daijisho 90% set up before I watched this. This guide filled in the remaining 10%. Thanks!

[LuccaRPG]

Oooh. I love how CLEAN this front end is. I'm just beginning to set this up on my Retroid Pocket 3 and this is TOTALLY going on my galaxy tab 8. I wish this was available on Linux, Windows, and Mac.

[zydomic]

Was hesitant to try this because of my previous experience trying to set up frontends. Always took too much to get looking nice and there were always little nagging issues that kept it from being a good experience. But this was sooo easy to set up. Everything just kinda worked and it all looked and played nice. Ended up setting it to my home button and disabling my lock screen and now my Odin feels less like an Android tablet with a controller, and more like an actual game console. It feels so much easier to just turn the device on and start playing.

[patrickshaw]

A snappy and beautiful looking front end is what I've always wanted. While many emulations have the bells and whistles one might need, they can often look very rough or intimidating. This is the best of both worlds, and the set up doesn't seem too bad. Looking forward to trying this with my Retroid.

[joao]

I've tried them all. DIG, Launchbox, Daijisho. Pegasus, and so on...
Daijisho is very good and easy to set up, but if you are willing to go through the pain off setting up Pegasus, it looks absolutely gorgeous when it's all done. It's what I'm using for a while now

[chud]

Thank you for daijishowing this Russ! I set it up and I’m loving it.

[RedneckIrishman]

Daijisho has been my primary frontend since my Odin Lite arrived about 2 months ago. One word of caution is that if you change your emulator's display name, it also breaks the wallpaper for that system. Other than that, as Russ has said in his video also, Daijisho is by far and away one of the simplest yet good looking Android front ends out right now. Just wish I had his start-up guide when I started with it. ;)

[ryansease]

This is awesome. I had bought a Razer Edge and got a loaded up SD card put into it. However, I had having a painful time trying to play my retro games on it. However, this looks like the exact solution I was needing. Many thanks to you for going over this. It is greatly appreciated. Take care and I will have to check out your Android setup video soon enough as well.

[markangeloayaton]

Finally! I've been waiting for this! Thanks Russ!

[bxbomber]

Bought an RP3+ on ebay with Daijisho already set up but this was helpful in learning about the widgets and other tips. Awesome work yet again!

[ryanlloyd]

The guide I’ve been waiting for – thanks Russ!

[ProfessorLightWAV]

Awesome! I was hoping something like this would come out... great video as always.