RPCS3 FAQ

[Hykem]

That settles whether the 360 and PS3 could ever be used on the phone. From what the numbers you just explained the Wii would be a very viable next step. The PSP emulation is already handled through this phone's ancestors which lines up with the presumption the S4 can handle the Wii based on what is said.

Reverse engineering the software builds of the systems is out of my scope of talents however in theory is it possible to write codes to cap off any connection it may need for online functionality and dump the entire software program into a proprietary build and recode the non-functioning portions from a trial and error perspective? For example: Take a System formatted PS3(One that has no OS) and dump another PS3 in its entirety in it. In essense, would it run like nothing has changed?

Yes, the Wii may be the next platform to be emulated on phones.

However, the best approach to it would be HLE (High-level emulation). JPCSP for example is a high-level emulator and so is PPSSPP (which is now able to run on several different architectures thanks to JIT recompilation).

Your suggestion is an emulator based on LLE (Low-level emulation), which would require the original BIOS/Firmware/System files, but it would run like nothing changed. Unfortunately, this would rise up a lot of copyright issues and it would be much more difficult to change functionalities (like online connectivity).
With a high-level emulator, this could be all written from scratch and then ported from PC to any phone that could handle it.

A good ideia would be to work on an Android port of the Dolphin emulator. This is already being done at the official forums: http://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Forum-android
There's already a release for Android, but of course, it still runs slowly and buggy.