Anyway, one program that helps a lot with the multi-gaming is the BlueStacks emulator, but, requires a rather fast computer (with plenty of RAM) to run efficiently. I thought about getting several of those cheap mobile-phones (Locked), and, have even invested some $$$ into ordering some of them, both the TracFone LG Journey 4G LTE (16GB) model (was around 30$US at the time I ordered it if I remember correctly) and the Net10 LG K31 Rebel 4G LTE (32GB) model (40$US). I do not use them as a phones for communication, but, solely as a type of mini-iPad for mobile-apps or a PDA (Perrsonal Data-Assistant), and they only display in English or Spanish.

The 16GB version does not serve as an adequate gaming device. For starters, most of its storage-capacity will be used up by the O/S (Operating System), and, none of the higher-end mobile-games will be able to fit within the remaining limited storage-capacity; not suited for gaming purpose, but, if all you need is a pre-paid phone, lots of other people seem to give this positive-reviews as an inexpensive alternative to being forced to sign up with expensive contracts with the major cell-phone companies.

The 32GB version did a little better in its ability to be used as a gaming device, how-ever, when I tried to run a match in Game-of-Dice, the graphics froze upon loading a match, rendering it unusable for playing Game-of-Dice. Although it does seem to run Date-A-Live : Spirit-Pledge successfully, the animation remained rather choppy, and felt rather unstable. Whilst this may be okay for solo-runs, running team-fights, such as through Sharam-Gate, may not necessarily be recommended, and, don't expect to break time-records.

Verdict ? For gaming purposes, investing into a desk-top and/or gaming laptop or two of one or the other (or more if you can some-how afford it and have enough space at home for them all) seems to be the preferable choice, according to my personal-opinion.