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Nooooo clue about the legality of this, but it shouldn't have anything wrong with it since it's not pirating anything, just enabling a apps to run from the Google Play Store on a Kindle.
Anyway, I've looked at this a bit since the Family Guy game finally released tonight, but it's not available on the Amazon App Store, just iDevices and Google. While my phone can run the game without a problem (Samsung Galaxy S4), I'd much prefer to play on the larger screen of my Kindle. The problem is that I've seen two different methods of sideloading apps from GPS onto a Kindle, one which requires me going to a 3rd party app site to get the API, and another which basically uses BlueStacks to get the API from the GPS onto your computer and have it sync with your Kindle. The first sounds risky since it has to do with a 3rd party source for a few things, while the latter sounds safer but reads like a grocery list for a glutton.
Has anyone had any experience sideloading things here that could help me out a bit by pointing me in the right direction?
Anyway, I've looked at this a bit since the Family Guy game finally released tonight, but it's not available on the Amazon App Store, just iDevices and Google. While my phone can run the game without a problem (Samsung Galaxy S4), I'd much prefer to play on the larger screen of my Kindle. The problem is that I've seen two different methods of sideloading apps from GPS onto a Kindle, one which requires me going to a 3rd party app site to get the API, and another which basically uses BlueStacks to get the API from the GPS onto your computer and have it sync with your Kindle. The first sounds risky since it has to do with a 3rd party source for a few things, while the latter sounds safer but reads like a grocery list for a glutton.
Has anyone had any experience sideloading things here that could help me out a bit by pointing me in the right direction?
