Responding to a few user questions in the original Twitter thread, Testut mentioned that tvOS support is something he wants, but 'there are some technical issues right now standing in the way,' so the launch is expected to focus on iOS. The new website for Delta doesn't confirm how the emulator will handle downloads yet, but will likely be in a similar vein to Testut's previous software emulators. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Although the platform has yet to be confirmed, Testut's mention of GBA4iOS alongside the Delta teaser suggests that the new emulator will be for iOS devices. r/DeltaEmulator: Delta is an all-in-one classic video game emulator for non-jailbroken iOS devices. A built-in web browser allowed users to install and play original Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, and Game Boy Color ROMs right on their iPhone or iPad. The good thing about installing the emulator is that you are not required a jailbreak. The emulator works perfectly on both iPhones and iPads running iOS 11. It has been around for some time and has been working perfectly fine.

Users were able to get GBA4iOS onto their iOS device without jailbreaking it by setting the iPhone's date back to 2012, but even a 2.0 update to the software made it easier to install the emulator and removed that requirement. The first emulator we are going to have a look at is the GBA4iOS it is one of the more popular emulators. Testut tweeted out the information for Delta yesterday, while also saying goodbye to his previous emulator GBA4iOS. On Delta's teaser site, hazy images of controllers for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and Nintendo 64 are shown alongside the Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Color. Developer Riley Testut has begun teasing the launch of a new emulator, called 'Delta,' coming this December in beta form, presumably for iOS devices.

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