Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator)

2.0

Little Fluffy Toys Ltd

4.38

586 reviews

50,000+
Downloads

Free

Relive the glory days of 1980s 8-bit computing with this epic BBC Micro emulator

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About Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator)

Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) was an education app developed by Little Fluffy Toys Ltd. It was removed from Google Play Feb 23, 2024 and is no longer available for download.

Download Statistics

Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) had been downloaded 52 thousand times before it became unavailable.

User Ratings

Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) was rated 4.38 out of 5 stars, based on 590 ratings.

App Information

Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) was free to download. The APK download size was 567.74 kB. The last available version was 2.0. The last update was on September 7, 2015.

Technical Requirements

Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) required Android 2.3+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play since November 2011.

Description

We grew up with the BBC Micro and we loved it, so we're bringing it back to the world!

More data about Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator)

Price	Free to download
Total downloads	52 thousand
Rating	4.38 based on 590 ratings
Version	2.0
APK size	567.7 KB
Number of libraries	2
Designed for Android	2.3+
Suitable for	Everyone
Ads	Contains ads

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Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) has been downloaded 52 thousand times.

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Comments on Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) for Android

★★★★★ Android TV version??? Love this app with the great games. Really would appreciate a Bluetooth controller or Google TV version please. Where can I donate? Using a Nvidia shield or Google TV with Chromecast, wow

★★★★★ Works fine but I would like to be able to add my own games. Though actually it's not that important because all the famous BBC Micro games are present, Twin Kingdom Valley too.

★★★★★ Citadel needs to have another key added to the joypad screen, to fire your energy beam. Without this the game is sadly unplayable. But in general this is a really nice emulator with good touch-screen UI adaptation for a small list of classic games.

★★★★★ Brilliant app - relive your BBC Micro days - all games exactly re-created

★★★★★ Would be great to see this emulator revived in 2020. Particularly, to be able to add your own discs.

★★☆☆☆ Poor input - while i typing keyboard but this emulator didnt entered. I'm glad Apple Store rejected this app.

★★☆☆☆ Keys are very unresponsive and keep sticking making games impossible to play. The joypad control only works on some of the games and when it does it constantly sticks in one direction making any of these games totally unplayable. Attached a bluetooth keyboard but its just as unresponsive but without an option to map the keys its again totally pointless. Very buggy and laggy. When attempting to use the save function it freezes. Used BeebM and other similar emulators which are great. This is absolutely useless as you can't play a single game on it due to such poor controls. Also there's no option to load your own disc images meaning we're stuck with the limited selection of games but I guess it doesn't matter as you can't play them anyway.

★★☆☆☆ Lots missing Looks like the app has been abandoned. Unlike the near identical Windows version, there is no way to create/load/save your own ssd/dsd discs or to import discs produced from other sources than the pre selected one's. I have lots of ssds from Acorn User, Disk User etc which I can't run. If it was closer to the pc version in functionality, I would give it 5 stars.

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Frequently asked questions about Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator)

Is Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) free?

Yes. Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) is free to download from Google Play.

Is Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) still available?

No. Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) was removed from Google Play. We last saw it there Feb 23, 2024.

Does Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) contain ads?

Yes. Google Play lists Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) as containing ads.

What Android version does Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) require?

Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) runs on Android 2.3 and higher.

How large is the Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) APK?

The Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) APK is 567.74 kB.

Is Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) suitable for children?

Google Play rates the content of Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) as suitable for everyone.

How many times has Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) been downloaded?

Google Play lists 50,000+ downloads for Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator).

How do people rate Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator)?

Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) scores 4.38 out of 5 stars, from 586 ratings on Google Play.

Who made Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator)?

Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator) was developed by Little Fluffy Toys Ltd. It is listed in the education category on Google Play.

What are the best alternatives to Beebdroid (BBC Micro emulator)?

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