Running Android apps on your PC has never been easier thanks to the huge number of virtualization tools (VTs) available. NoxPlayer is one of the most popular VTs, given its wide range of compatible devices and the possibility to simulate tons of different versions of Google's Android operating system. But, there's even better news: from now on our official Uptodown Market app comes pre-installed on Nox so you can play any of the games from our catalog on your Windows computer.
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Nox App Player's operating system is based on Android 4.4.2, which lets you use practically any app within Android's extensive catalog. Additionally, this version is possibly one of the most popular and widely used programs out there today, so tons of users are already familiar with it.
Another unique feature Nox App Player provides is control customization. When launching any app, you can create custom controls in a very simple and intuitive way. In less than a minute, configure your keyboard to adapt its buttons for any Android game. You'll even find options that are specially designed for shoot 'em ups.
Plus, thanks to a recent collab partnership between NOX and Uptodown, the official Uptodown Market App comes pre-installed on NOX. Download and run any app from our whole catalog of apps and get automatic updates for any of your downloads directly from our new virtual machine.
Nox App Player is a powerful Android emulator for Windows. Now your Windows PC can run any of the hundreds of apps originally created just for Android -- the most widely used smartphone operating system in the world.
The popular virtualization tool NOX joins forces with Uptodown
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