Delta - Game Emulator

I’m actually pretty new to emulators and have never actually tried one out for myself until now but I have to say that this is the perfect app that works with IPad OS for doing so. With Delta I can take official game files for SNES titles like “Super Mario World” and “Super Mario Bros. 2 &3” as well as DS titles like “New Super Mario Bros.” And “Mario Kart DS” and store them on the app at no cost or problems regarding storing them onto the app itself. I also like how I am able to use my Magic Keyboard Folio as the controller for all of these games, skipping a connection process entirely. It’s also very convenient that I can have save data even when I don’t take these files directly from a GBA cartridge or DS game card, its amazing because now I don’t have to spend all of that money for these games and the console they launched for. As well as how it’s so easy to import the game file to my home library, all I have to do is click the file, then hit the purple confirm button and then it’s added. The app also offers very smooth game play even without wi-fi or cellular network connection as well as fast loading times, everything is instant. And that fact that I’m able to play these games offline to begin with. The only complaint is that whenever I loaded some game files for “Super Mario Bros. 3 & 2” they did not show up on my main home page and I have to search the game tittle up every time,so please fix that as soon as possible. Other than that, amazing app, great experience.✅💎

I love this app!!! I have loved this app for so many years while it’s been “in development” and it warms my heart to see it finally on the App Store. I’ve spent so much time having a great time on Delta and I’m so happy to see my favorite games of all time being preserved in this app. Now Delta isn’t perfect and some updates are definitely needed. First give us the ability to rearrange touch screen buttons and controls anywhere on the screen on skins even if it’s not visually appealing. It’s a huge ergonomics feature and everyone has different size hands. Second give us gamegirl color profiles like in your previous app. Most importantly give us the ability to make gamegirl games were being played on a gamegirl color (and newer). Games like Flirby’s dream land 2 became a whole new experience with those colors and it’s how I played them as a kid. Third give us wireless multiplayer. Let us trade and battle our belt monsters with friends wirelessly. Let us run plummer parties with the crew. Ever since your last app I’ve wanted to play those games with my friends (even if it was a studery mess in those days). Forth let us change the aspect ratios for each emulator and allow widescreen hacks. Helps to use the larger screens of our iPhones. Fifth make it possible to move saves from your previous app to Delta. They’re still in my Dropbox but I haven’t been able to move them. Good on you guys for persevering all these years. Don’t stop and keep up the good work guys.

As an early adopter of GBA4iOS, using it's first few app versions way back when, to FINALLY having the chance to be reunited with Delta as it officially hits the app store has been nothing short of a dream come true. This is ESSENTIAL for any kind of video game enjoyer to have on their phone, whether it'd be enthusiast, or someone who's barely/never experienced much that these consoles had to offer, with hundreds of definitive and most definitely worth your time experiences being at the ready at your fingertips, spanning multiple generations, whether you'd want to relieve some childhood experiences with the SNES or GBC emulators, or you're willing to dive into the robust modding and homebrew scene of the N64 (like Smash Remix) and GBA (The mountain of ROM hacks for PKMN and PMD). for I need to reiterate once more, Delta is the ESSENTIAL platform for experiencing what true mobile gaming should be. For the developers: I of course have to thank you for your undying passion being put into this project. I hope it only continues as time goes by. I'd hope soon there would be more configuration when it comes to the emulator, possibly allowing access to turbo, remapping controls or the option to add additional buttons, and orientation locking to help with games that require gyroscope controls. In use with the GBA emulator, currently a pop-up does state autorotation being disabled, and yet it still automatically changes the orientation of the app with each turn.