EA Games on Android sticks

[Localhorst86]

Hello everybody,

I have a rikomagic mk808 device and have owned a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the past. From that time, I still own a few EA games, namely "Real Racing 2" and "Mass effect infiltrator". I can also find and install these from the play store to the mk808, but the games can not download the data files. I keep on getting the error "server error 5002". From searching on the internet, the error is the result from "unknown" screen resolitions, i.e. screen resolutions EA doesnt know.

is there some way to get these games working? Something I can edit in the build.prop to get EA to thimk I have the screen resolution of, say, the Samsing Galaxy Note?

[Finless]

I have not found a way to spoof a resolution without actually changing the output.

So no not at this time.

Bob

[Localhorst86]

too bad. I am not going to buy an EA game ever again.

[mrfunnyman]

Hello everybody,

I have a rikomagic mk808 device and have owned a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the past. From that time, I still own a few EA games, namely "Real Racing 2" and "Mass effect infiltrator". I can also find and install these from the play store to the mk808, but the games can not download the data files. I keep on getting the error "server error 5002". From searching on the internet, the error is the result from "unknown" screen resolitions, i.e. screen resolutions EA doesnt know.

is there some way to get these games working? Something I can edit in the build.prop to get EA to thimk I have the screen resolution of, say, the Samsing Galaxy Note?

Maybe this method would work but requires a sideload of the data files from another android device. Or if you have the data files backed up somewhere "wink, wink" Look at post #181

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/15514-high-end-games-compatibility-thread-with-working-version-s-ics-edition/page__st__180

[Localhorst86]

afaik, the data is always GPU specific. I only have the stick as an android device, though, so that won't help me.

[mrfunnyman]

afaik, the data is always GPU specific. I only have the stick as an android device, though, so that won't help me.

Well this maybe true but if you know the processer information you can just use chainfire 3d program to emulate the GPU.

[Localhorst86]

Well this maybe true but if you know the processer information you can just use chainfire 3d program to emulate the GPU.

still, doesn't help me that I got rid of all my android devices and switched to better operating systems