Following Apple’s decision to support the App Store for emulators, announced on April 5 coming to the iOS store and there were many emulators that were removed afterward. The latest emulator is unlikely to leave the store as Delta, one of iOS’s oldest emulators, has finally officially taken its place in the store.

Delta, developed by Riley Testut GBA4 iOS A more advanced version of the open source emulator called. GBA4iOS was released over 10 years ago and could previously be downloaded and installed from outside the App Store, but at some point Apple banned this application. The emulator took its place in the App Store with the new decision.

All in one Nintendo emulator

Delta, one of Nintendo’s iconic consoles NES, SNES, N64, Nintendo DS, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance It can simulate systems such as The application, which can work with popular game controllers, contains various cheats, save types, backups and more. Since this emulator has years of experience, it looks flashier and advanced than others.

It is also possible to play local multiplayer games with the emulator, which also has features such as customizable colors, quick switch, pause function and haptic touch support. What Apple allows in the store iGBAOriginal from Testut GBA4 iOS It climbed to the top of the charts as an exact copy of the emulator, but was later removed by Apple. Delta, which is free to download, is notable for collecting no data and no ads.