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Yes, Citra supports networked local WiFi, but does not support connecting to Nintendo's servers. Yes, Citra supports networked local WiFi, but does not support connecting to Nintendo's servers.
#### Are you planning to make an Android version? #### Are you planning to make an Android version?
Yes. It has been official released and can be downloaded via https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.citra.citra_emu Yes. It has been official released and can be downloaded via [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.citra.citra_emu](https://bit.ly/3u1Xyyp)
#### Does Citra have controller support? #### Does Citra have controller support?
Yes, you can configure your controller directly through the GUI. Yes, you can configure your controller directly through the GUI.
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#### Particle effects or text display as a jumble of triangles. #### Particle effects or text display as a jumble of triangles.
You are using an older build. Download the latest nightly [build](https://citra-emu.org/download/) as the issue has been resolved. You are using an older build. Download the latest nightly [build](https://bit.ly/38fEPXv) as the issue has been resolved.
Old answer: In certain games, animated particle effects (such as smoke, fire, trails, etc.) or text may not render properly, showing up instead as a jumbled mess of triangles, sometimes covering large parts of the screen. This is caused by a missing feature in our GPU support (Geometry Shaders) which is used by games to render these kind of effects. Old answer: In certain games, animated particle effects (such as smoke, fire, trails, etc.) or text may not render properly, showing up instead as a jumbled mess of triangles, sometimes covering large parts of the screen. This is caused by a missing feature in our GPU support (Geometry Shaders) which is used by games to render these kind of effects.