Techphiles

So far there hasn't really been that big of a push for gaming on Android, that might change in the future, but for the time being your options are limited. As much as I enjoy my EVO for virtualy everyhing else, the lack of a keyboard make it that much harder to have an enjoyable gaming experience.

Before I go any further, I would like to mention that it is ok to use emulators for homebrew games and apps, you just can not download game roms.

I played around with Gensoid Lite, and was really impressed with how well games ran with it. For phones like the EVO with no keyboard, you can use on screen buttons that take advantage of the multitouch capibilities of the phone, and you can also use the acelorometer as an option.

If Genesis is not your thing, there are also NES, Super NES, and Game Boy Versions avilable by the same developer. The lite versions are all free, if you want the ability to save your progress it will cost $3.49 for each variety of the app you download.

Market Link: market://search?q=pname:com.androidemu.genslite
AppBrain Link: http://www.appbrain.com/app/gensoid-lite%28sega-genesis-emu%29/com.androidemu.genslite
 Developers Site: http://www.gensoid.com/