Some people may be wondering: if the iPhone is the best, why on Earth would you want to run Android apps on it? Android and iOS are two different platforms. Each of them have good qualities and things that could be improved. Nothing is entirely good or entirely bad. Each OS has exclusive apps that tries [...]

Yesterday we reported that none other than ZodTTD would be making a comeback to the Jailbreaking community and would be finally reviving popular emulators like GpSPhone, N64iOS and PSX4iOS. Today ZodTTD has announced the birth of his public beta testing repository where anyone can test his latest emulators without having to pay a dime. The [...]

ZodTTD is very well known in the Jailbreaking community for his work on several iOS emulators for legacy consoles such as PlayStation, Nintendo 64 and Gameboy Advance. We have been hearing promises of updates for these emulators for a long time now, but it looks like they will finally become a reality very shortly. ZodTTD [...]

A couple of days ago we told you about the first PSP emulator for iOS called PPSSPP that was showed off in video demo. The only unfortunate thing about it was that its framerate was super low because it used interpreter rather than Just In Time (JIT). Regardless, the developers behind PPSSPP for iOS had made [...]

It looks like there are some exciting times ahead for the world of emulators on iOS! A new video has just popped up showing off PPSSPP, which is the first PSP emulator for iOS. For all of you emulator junkies out there, you have probably heard of PPSSPP before, as it is currently a PSP emulator [...]

I am a big fan of emulators running on iOS. Thanks to ZodTTD, “that being who makes emulators on the iPhone”; it is possible to play Super Nintendo (with snes4iphone), PlayStation (through psx4iphone) and even Sega Genesis – using the genesis4iphone app – on a jailbroken device. But, what about Nintendo 64? I don’t know [...]

Nintendo, Nintendo, Nintendo… When will you bring your games to other platforms besides your own? There are certainly enough people (myself included) who want to relive their childhood through the Nintendo 64 classics. Unfortunately, because of the company’s exclusiveness, it can get a little complicated if you want to enjoy these games comfortably on the [...]

I remember using N64 Emulator when it was first released and really enjoyed its functionality, despite its buggy nature. As new iOS versions were released however, N64 Emulator, later renamed to N6iOS in May, became even less enjoyable to the point where it hardly functioned due to limited support for ROMs, graphical glitches and faulty [...]

As you may already be aware, Robert Broglia has disabled automatic Cydia sales of his excellent ‘.emu’ series of emulators due to a policy dispute with PayPal. Broglia’s paid emulators cover a variety of systems along with native support for the iCade, iControlPad, Zeemote, and Wii remote–with or without the classic controller attachment. While these emulators are temporarily unavailable for [...]

For those of you who haven’t studied your Apple history, the Macintosh Plus was the third model in the Macintosh line that was initially released on January 16th, 1986. It had a starting price tag of $2599 and came with 1MB of RAM and an SCSI port. The operating the Macintosh Plus ran was sophisticated [...]