How To Use Android Apps On Your Windows PC (And Why You Might Want To)
Mobile gamers may find this especially useful.
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This summer, the popular games studio Bungie ended development on the long-running, live-service game Destiny 2. As an avid player who had chewed through all the content that game had to offer, I still wanted a Destiny fix, so I turned to the next best thing: the mobile game Destiny: Rising, developed by NetEase. But while I could easily play the game on my phone or tablet, gaming on a handheld screen has never appealed to me. So, I installed the Android version of the game on my PC instead, then kicked back and enjoyed the game's robust mouse and keyboard support, with far better graphics to boot.
But how did I install an Android game on my Windows PC, and are there any reasons to do so beyond gaming? It's a lot easier to run Android on...
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