The upcoming Delta emulator is definitely coming, at least that's what we've learned from developer in his recent. We recommend you read his blog post for the full grasp of how things went down, but here's a quick rundown of what we have learned:There's good and bad news. The bad thing is that we're way past its promised Summer release due to unforeseen circumstances in the developer's life. The good news is that he's doing quite well for himself now and actually working on Delta full-time now, instead of just occasionally, so we will be seeing a lot more updates from him as the emulator's development continues.As of right now there is no release date, however Riley hopes that it will be before January of next year - we can't wait!- iEmulators TeamPast News. As with every year, iEmulators takes charge in testing all apps and emulators found here while running the latest version of iOS.

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Are you interested in your next BuildStore account being completely FREE? Who wouldn't be!Here's how it works:Simply click the link above, create a free account if you haven't, copy a link and invite up to 5 people to join the BuildStore. There's two scenarios that could happen here depending if you have an account or not.1. If you don't have a BuildStore account: You will have to create an account on and share a 10% OFF link with your friends on your favorite social network. You get 15% OFF a BuildStore account for every user you invite up to 100% (completely free) upon your last invite!2. If you do already have a BuildStore account: You already have an account and you will also have a 10% OFF link to share with your friends that can earn you a second device activation completely free! If you ever wanted to add another phone or maybe your iPad, then this is your chance!We wish you the best in this promotion!

According to a developer who worked on both GBA4iOS and nds4ios, Dropbox Sync has stopped working because a deprecated API. What this means is that Dropbox, having no reason to continue support for an old API when they already have a working new one, has deactivated or removed this rendering the emulators with a broken Dropbox sync option. This is in no way an attack on emulation, just natural progress.This is very unfortunate but it is something very normal in the software world. GBA4iOS and nds4ios, given that their respected developers are no longer supporting them, cannot be updated to support the new API. However, it’s not all bad news. The emulators are open source and can be modified by third party developers to fix this issue which we are looking into.

You also don’t lose your data or save progress—they’re still there in Dropbox, the only difference is your emulator can no longer sync new data into it.This doesn’t mean you can no longer save your progress. ITunes (although inconvenient) is still a great way to save your progress so be sure to do some backups every once in a while!In other news, I’ve been assured that the upcoming Delta emulator will support the new Dropbox Sync APIs and will work as intended. For now, all we can do is wait and practice better data backup management. From the creators of MacBuildServer (which helped launch the first few non-jailbroken emulators), the BuildStore is a service that, for a very small fee of $9.99, allows you to register your device and download most of our selection of emulators under the iEmulators brand — which means you also get our full support services, any new update we acquire and, of course, any new emulator or app as well!The best part? It won't be taken down from time to time like those on our site — it will live through revocations from Apple and you won't need any sort of program such as Cydia or iTunes to obtain them. It's all included in one single package that will last a year until it expires, in which case you can always renew.

Are they the same emulators? Our current selection available through iEmulators.com will also be available through the BuildStore. Any new update we acquire and update here will also be updated over there at the earliest convinience. Do I have to pay? Yes, it is a paid service ($9.99). The way BuildStore manages their own registrations works a little differently from ours and since that method isn't quite cheap to acquire, the fee goes towards maintaining that. Will those get revoked by Apple too?

The BuildStore works a little differently than we do. Their method, although certainly not foolproof, is harder to take down than ours so you won't be going through the revocations we go through here from time to time.

Will iEmulators still be free? Although the BuildStore is a paid service, iEmulators will remain and continue to be free. As long as you don't mind occasional revocations from Apple and app crashes, you should be good; however, BuildStore is a good alternative to those who just don't want to deal with those types of things anymore. Who runs the BuildStore? A few of the creators of MacBuildServer. If you haven't been on the emulation scene too long, you might not remember them but they did big breakthroughs in making available non-jailbroken emulators a few years ago so they definitely know what they're doing. If I have a subscription, what happens if I get a new device?

Since devices carry different, unique numbers required for the registration, if you get a new device you must re-register it. We're working with the team to tackle this issue with special promotions or lowered price.

Will my subscription auto-renew? The team is working on building this type of auto-renew feature, but as of now there is no such thing. You will have to manually re-new your subscription. What happens in a year to my apps if I don't renew? Typically, the certificate would expire and the app will stop opening.

Who do I contact when I have an issue on their site? It would be faster to contact them (at. However, they live on a different timezone from you so you might not see a reply until the next day. In any case, you are always welcomed to contact us. If you have any other questions, please and we'll add it here. DescriptionAfter many years and many teases, Riley Testut has officially launched his most anticipated emulator known as Delta. The most secret part of this project, however, was always how we were going to be able to install and use this emulator since many other workarounds have been patched throughout the years (i.e.

Date trick, etc).Luckily, Riley is one of those once-in-a-lifetime geniuses that found a workaround that works so seamlessly that it feels almost like magic. By using tools already provided by Apple and making a magical middleman between them and the user, he has created a whole new place to get your favorite emulator and other apps right on your phone for free!With the AltStore, Riley allows us to have a hub where we can get such things such as Delta and the actual working method of installation known simply as AltServer, which requires a Mac or PC to install and magically takes care of all your emulator needs in the background without having you lift a finger. Best of all, no Jailbreak required!InstructionsHead on over to Riley's official page for the AltStore and follow his easy 3-step guide to install the AltServer and thus get access to Delta! DescriptionOPERATIONiDROID is a popular channel on YouTube that focuses on creating content about all the latest apps, anime review, tech and gaming.

He's known for his big contributions and exposure of GBA4iOS, among many others such as helping create iEmulators and GBA4iOSkins.Jon, the man behind the channel, has now created a hub for all his different types of content called operationidroid.com. In it, you will find all his latest videos, his anime reviews and even some extra goodies you won't find anywhere else all in one place. DescriptionCydia Impactor is an amazing tool for injecting or adding apps or emulators to your mobile devices. For this you will need certain tools such as a PC/Mac and an Apple account to sign the apps. It has great features but is still very much a work-in-progress, however it does get updates often.

It is developed by saurik. You can use this tool to install IPA files on iOS and APK files on Android.Note: Do not 'Run as Administrator' Impactor; doing this makes drag/drop of files not work on Windows 10.If you are on Windows, you may have to install a device driver to talk to your Android device over USB. If your device is not detected, use Impactor's USB Driver Scan feature to attempt to automatically construct and install a driver for your device. You do not need the Android SDK installed to use Impactor.For iOS, if you are using wither Windows or macOS, you definitely need to have iTunes installed for this tool to work (for different reasons). You do not need Xcode installed to use Impactor (even for features such as signing IPA files).To download new versions, use 'Check for Updates.'

Under the Impactor menu from inside of the application. Impactor will also occasionally prompt about new versions that come out. (This feature is currently not available in the Linux versions.If you are having problems using Cydia Impactor (it crashes, doesn't work on your device, or simply doesn't make any sense) please join #android on irc.saurik.com (for Android questions) or #iphone on (for iPhone/iPad/iPod questions). DescriptionJoin the iEmulators community!We used to have a very active community on the old Rooms.app before it was unfortunately shut down. We have since moved everything over to Reddit and we're trying to ignite a place where people can come together to discuss the latest emulators and games.Want to talk about the latest emulators coming out?

A cool new app you just stumbled into? Want to communicate with iEmulators staff?Learn how to fix certain settings for your favorite apps? This is the place!If you have the time, go check it out and see what people are sharing! DescriptionDelta is a multi-emulator created by iOS developer Riley Testut. Built and designed from the ground for many years, Delta takes advantage of many tools provided in the iOS SDK to take emulation to the next level. It is a true successor and sequel to one of the best mobile emulators of all time: GBA4iOS 2.0. Delta is able to emulate everything GBA4iOS could but also added a lot more in terms of features and new ways to play such aspromised DS and N64 system support!Delta is coming very soon and will receive even more updates beyond release thanks to the all-new installation method known as the AltServer, also created by Riley Testut, that allows you to seamlessly-almost magically install and update the app over the air.

DescriptionDelta Lite is a NES emulator created by iOS developer Riley Testut. Built and designed from the ground up for Swift Playgrounds on iPad. Delta Lite takes advantage of the powerful iPad processor and intuitively runs through Swift Playgrounds to bypass mass signing of this app and risk potential revocations like we've seen with other emulators.By making his code open source, Riley allows anyone with proper knowledge to download and run this amazing NES emulator on any iPad device running Swift Playgrounds. DescriptionGameplay Color, developed by Jason Morley, is a JavaScript Game Boy Color emulator for iOS, based on the GameBoy-Online emulator core that installs as a web clip and allows you to play ROM games through your browser just as any other emulator app.InstructionsGameplay Color requires two apps from the App Store to work, Google Drive (where your ROMs will go) and iDownloader (to extract the ROMs from the zip files).Once you have those two apps, you want to head to the Gameplay website and tap 'Play Now.' The way you use this to play games is by 'Adding To Homescreen' and getting a web clip that you can use to launch the emulator.

Once it is open, you will be required to sign in to your Google Drive (Google account required) so you can select some games to play.For a detailed video on how to do all this, watch it above! DescriptionGBA4iOS is a Game Boy Advance emulator created by iOS developer Riley Testut using ZodTDD's gpSPhone codebase and runs on iOS devices without the need to jailbreak. It is the emulator that started it all and led to Riley developing his highly successful and popular GBA4iOS 2.0 sequel which comes with tons of new features.The emulator was released with the help of MacBuildServer through a iOS Developer Enterprise certificate and garnered popularity in 2013 until it was final its certificate was finally shut down by Apple on July 17, 2013. It didn't stay dead as Apple would have hoped, though, and lived on thanks to a loophole that permitted its installation by changing an iOS device's date back.The original GBA4iOS lives on being downloaded as its updated version, 2.0, requires devices running on iOS 7. Download the classic app now! DescriptionGBA4iOS is a Game Boy Advance emulator created by iOS developer Riley Testut.

Built and designed from the ground up for iOS 7, GBA4iOS takes advantage of many tools provided in the iOS SDK to take emulation to the next level. Simplicity and speed are big factors, but it is also powerful, being able to emulate not just GBA, but GBC and GB games. 2.0 also includes numerous, highly-requested features such as Cheats, iPad optimization, AirPlay, Dropbox sync and more.After the first version of GBA4iOS took off and was downloaded worldwide, what imminently followed was Apple getting involved and shutting down the distribution method altogether, forcing people to rely on a popular 'date trick' loophole.

Riley didn't see this as defeat and pursued a comeback in the form of version 2.0, which was worked on for the better part of a year. A closed beta testing was held in September 2013 that lasted almost 6 months with as many as 40 people helping to make sure the app was stable enough for release.On February 19, 2014, GBA4iOS 2.0 was finally released to much anticipation.

It has been downloaded over 10 million times and remains one of the most popular and easily downloadable emulators available today. DescriptionNote: Tapping 'install' will download an iOS 8 version only. If you want to use an older version that works on iOS 5 and up, please check the app description below.Gearboy is a Nintendo Game Boy and GameBoy Color emulator written in C. This emulator was developed by Ignacio Sanchez (aka ), an indie game developer and full time Software Architect, with the main focus being the readability of the source code with high compatibility.Several versions of Gearboy can be played on numerous devices such as Windows, Mac, Raspberry Pi and Linux. The iOS version can be found for both jailbreak and non-jailbreak devices.Gearboy supports all versions of iPad, iPhone, iPod touch running iOS 5.1 and above; this includes iPhone 5 and other retina enabled devices. The emulator automatically saves your progress every time you change games and when you quit, no action needed.

Gearboy requires ROM images to play and no ROMs are included. If you own any games, add them through iTunes Sharing.The developer originally intended to sell Gearboy through Cydia and he accomplished as much; however, only hours later, the app was taken down due to some issues. A week later, Ignacio decided to forget about making money with it and distribute Gearboy for free.

DescriptionCreated by the same developer that brought you Gearboy, Gearsystem is a Sega Master System and Game Gear emulator for iOS that currently supports iOS 5.1 all the way to iOS 8.0.2.This emulator was developed by Ignacio Sanchez (aka ), an indie game developer and full time Software Architect, with the main focus being the readability of the source code with high compatibility. Several versions of Gearsystem can be played on numerous devices such as Windows, Mac, Raspberry Pi and Linux.

The iOS version can be found for both jailbreak and non-jailbreak devices.This emulator was beta tested by hundreds of people in the iEmulators Beta and was immediately updated by the developer. For his hard work, we ask that you show your support by either donating to him or by following him on Twitter (or both!) - he really deserves it. DescriptioniFBA is a multi-arcade emulator created by developer, a coding and retrogaming self-proclaimed addict from France, based on FinalBurn Alpha (FBA) v0.2.97 that currently supports 5841 drivers.Way before handheld and portable gaming was popular, arcades where the places in our childhood where we would waste all of our coins at. These arcade machines were big builky games consoles with a lot of confusing buttons and a joystick where we could spend the day away playing Mortal Kombat or Marvel vs Capcom. This emulator brings back those nostalgic days.iFBA is popular among jailbroken retro game enthusiasts, but it's rarely been seen available for non-jailbroken. This version includes a lot of features, although some of these won't work due to the fact that they require you to be jailbroken (like the Wiimote connectivity), but you can still enjoy most of it just fine.One of its most notable features is that you can see all kinds of games you can install on this emulator through the 'missing' section.

You obviously cannot download them directly (or even access info for some reason) as that would be illegal but it is helpful in helping you find some you may like! This emulator plays many different kinds of ROMs such as CPS1, CPS2, CPS3, Cave, Konami, MAME, Neo Geo, and more.Other features include high customization in settings. You can adjust the video aspect ratio, frameskip, and even screen mode. You can also adjust the sound frequency and output, change controllers (although some require jailbreak) and disable the arm core if your device isn't that powerful.Note: There is currently no 'Open In.' Feature so most game installations will require you to use iTunes Sharing or an app like iExplorer or iFunbox. This is achieved by adding the compressed ROMs to the 'Documents' folder in the root.IMPORTANT: Before you even begin installing or playing a game, head to 'Settings' after launching and select 'ROMs Paths.' Tap on zero (0) and select '/var/mobile/Documents/iFBA/' if you wish to be able to install any game at all!

The only way currently that we have found to install games without a computer is through iFile, which requires you to be jailbroken. We're working on new ways to improve this. DescriptionCreated by the joint efforts of a team known as, Eclipse 2.0, once known as iGBAEmu, is a beautiful and simple web-based multi-emulator that works right from your browser.This incredibly amazing emulator is a complete rewrite of iGBAEmu with a new UI, OpenSkin 2.0 for improved themes, major speed improvements, and other things.This emulator requires no download and can be easily used to play some of your favorite GBA, GBC, GB and (on certain phones, SNES) games. It technically cannot be revoked like the typical emulators that required to be downloaded into your device because there is nothing signed or being downloaded.This emulator works better the newer and more powerful your device is, however it may work on older devices but at the cost of some sound issues and choppy frame-rate.iPhone 6s and up is the recommended device to use. DescriptioniNDS is a derivation of the previous Nintendo DS apps for iOS, nds4ios and Nitrogen.The original version, nds4ios, is a Nintendo DS emulator and a port of the multi-platform DeSmuME 0.9.10 for iOS. It runs many of the original games but, depending on the power of your device, not all may run at full speed. Nds4ios was created by InfiniDev, a joint development group with many members including popular GBA4iOS creator Riley Testut (@rileytestut), upcoming Nightingale app developer Michael Zhang (@malvix) and PPSSPP iOS build manager Karen Tsai (@angelxwind), along with many others.

INDS, however, is mostly developed byiNDS supports all versions of iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch running between 8.1 and 9.2; except iPod touch 4, iPad 1, iPhone 3GS, and anything below those devices. This is because nds4ios’s emulation is powered by a threaded ARM interpreter. As a result, emulation is rather slow on older devices, like the iPhone 4s and below. Nds4ios runs at nearly full speed on the iPhone 5 and above, and achieves full speed on devices using the A7-S5L8960X SoC (iPhone 5s, iPad Air, iPad mini Retina, and anything newer than these devices).The emulator does not require bios to play but requires ROM images and no ROMs are provided - it is up to you to procure them.

If you own any games, add them through iTunes Sharing or the “Open in” feature. DescriptioniTransmission 4.6 is a free, open-source native BitTorrent client for iOS that uses libtransmission as its backend, the same backend used in the Transmission client for Mac. ITransmission is a fully-featured torrent application that works on your iPhone and now fully supports iPad!This updated version of iTransmission was authored by ioshomebrew and includes many new features and updates by Andrew Wiik (such as full iPad support) - it is one of the latest versions we could possibly find available for non-jailbroken devices. Other features that differentiate from the other version we host is full universal support for all devices, it is optimized for 4' displays, a dedicated web browser was added, background downloading support, Safari magnet links support and a newly updated app icon.The original version of iTransmission was created by Changping Chen and its development has jumped hands as it continues to grow. The latest vresion is an extension to iTransmission 3 that is currently being kept active by jailbreak developer, Andrew Wiik.IMPORTANT: iEmulators does not condone piracy. There are thousands of legal sites that offer torrenting as a method of download. DescriptioniSSB is a mobile version of the popular Super Smash Bros.

This application was developed by Luis Finke (aka ), a programmer and student with the focus of creating a game based on a highly popular series that you would want to play. Several versions of iSSB can be played on numerous devices such as Windows, Mac, Linux and Online. The iOS version can be found on both Jailbreak and non-Jailbreak devices.iSSB supports all version of iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch running iOS 5 and above. However it is only optimized for a 4” display so it will be in letterbox on iPads and have black sidebars on iPhones. The developer has stated that he plans on optimizing it for most iOS devices in future updates.This application should be considered still in beta as it is far from being finished and is in need of some refinement. The developer will continue to improve it as long as users still enjoy the application and whenever his time as a student allow it!iEmulators is one of the very rare sites where we work closely with the developer to improve and update to newer versions. We ask that if you find any issue or feedback, just email it to us.

DescriptionMAME4iOS is a port of MAME 0.139u1, a multiple arcade machine emulator (originally made by Nicola Salmoria), for iOS. It was created by developer David Valdeita and is currently targeted at A5 devices and up(newer the devices will play faster).Relive some classic arcade games with this beautifully designed emulator sporting some truly amazing graphical controls that mimic the original style of arcade machines. You are able to play games supported by the original MAME 0.139u1 in any orientation.MAME4iOS includes many different features such as full universal support for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, updated for 4' display, full screen or windows support, fully animated joystick controls, autorotation and much more.As of now the game requires iTunes Sharing to add any new games or ROM files. There is no 'Open In' features as of yet. DescriptionFormerly known as SiOS, MeSNEmu is a Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulator created by Lucas Mendes Menge which he developed as a hobby in order to have a more modern and stable SNES emulator for iOS.Lucas is a developer born in Recife, Brazil who chose to develop apps for the iPhone. He graduated from UNICAP in 2008 and since has worked with other people on various projects such as MeSNEmu and Orbit.Previously available emulators of this kind were either only obtainable on Cydia (which requires being jailbroken), simply didn't run well when 'home built' due to a much-outdated SNES9X codebase or simply had messy iOS implementations. In fact, this project started as a Xcode-compatible port of ZodTTD's snes4iphone and has been since rewritten beyond recognition.MeSNEmu is a fun way to take a step back to the days when the SNES systems ruled the market.In October 2014, the popular SNES emulator changed its name from SiOS to MeSNEmu.

It is not confirmed but it is more than likely it was changed to differentiate from a tech company in California known as SIOS and avoid potential issues. Descriptionnds4ios, a Nintendo DS emulator, is a port of the multi-platform DeSmuME 0.9.10 for iOS. It runs many of the original games but, depending on the power of your device, not all may run at full speed. Nds4ios was created by InfiniDev, a joint development group with many members including popular GBA4iOS creator Riley Testut , upcoming Nightingale app developer Michael Zhang and PPSSPP iOS build manager Karen Tsai , along with many others. However, as of August 2014, the team has since disbanded and nds4ios is no longer being updated or worked on.nds4ios supports all versions of iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch running iOS 5 and above; except iPod touch 4, iPad 1, iPhone 3GS, and anything below those devices. This is because nds4ios’s emulation is powered by a threaded ARM interpreter.

As a result, emulation is rather slow on older devices, like the iPhone 4s and below. Nds4ios runs at nearly full speed on the iPhone 5 and above, and achieves full speed on devices using the A7-S5L8960X SoC (iPhone 5s, iPad Air, iPad mini Retina, and anything newer than these devices).The emulator does not require bios to play but requires ROM images and no ROMs are provided - it is up to you to procure them. If you own any games, add them through iTunes Sharing or the “Open in” feature. The '+' button feature is no longer included in this version due to legal issues with Nintendo in the past.On August of 2014, nds4ios was engaged in some legal issues with Nintendo that has since ruined all hope of continuing with future updates. Many weeks after the source and download links were taken down and the app could not be downloaded officially anywhere, iEmulators has been granted special permission by one of their developers to continue distributing the app. Please know that this will be the last version updated (possibly forever) and that neither nds4ios developers or iEmulators can help you with support issues pertaining to updating the app or fixing potential bugs. DescriptionProvenance ( noun): the beginning of something's existence; something's origin.Provenance is a poweful multi-emulator that currently supports Sega Genesis, Sega Master System, Game Gear, and SNES games (with many more systems to come) on all updated devices with the latest iOS.

It was created by talented developer James Addyman.Genesis emulation is provided by, originally written by Charles Mac Donald, and later improved by Eke-Eke. The specific implementation used in Provenance is based on the Genesis emulator core from OpenEmu. SNES emulation is provided. The specific implementation used in Provenance is based on the SNES emulator core from OpenEmu.The name of Provenance was inspired by the the word 'Genesis' which was the first supported system on his app.

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Addyman is a very active developer that is currently working on future updates to add many new enhancements and systems. You can visit his GitHub to contribute to its development.Note: this version requries iOS 8 and up. If you wish to install on iOS 7, look for a link in the info section below! DescriptionRecordScreen is a universal iPhone and iPad application that allows you to record your screen, even on non-jailbroken devices.

It was created by a young developer named Nicolas Gomollon.This application was made from RecordMyScreen’s open source and does the same things that RecordMyScreen does, that is, record your screen. The difference in the two is that the design and interface of the application was made from scratch by Nicolas. Choosing between this application and RecordMyScreen is purely based on personal preference. DescriptionRecordMyScreen is an iOS screen recorder created by a talented developer that goes by the name of CoolStar, one of the first people to bring screen recording to any non-jailbroken device.RecordMyScreen was the first free, open source screen recorder for iOS.

It was developed capable of running on both jailbroken and non-jailbroken devices.Although CoolStar created the initial code, many people have joined in and helped create the RecordMyScreen we see today. Some of these talented people are Protosphere , John Coates , Brandon Etheredge , Nicolas Gomollon , and Aditya KD. DescriptionRetroArch is an open source, frontend for emulators. Thanks to a group of talented developers, the emulator has been ported to mobile that works as a hub of unified, emulated platforms that allow you to play a ton of games ranging from things such as GBA, NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, PS1, and so much more.The mastermind behind what makes RetroArch tick is popular developer. Thanks to them and multiple developers passionate about the project, this cross-platform application is always being worked on and updated.If you want to become a part of the development on this emulator, please support the people that work so hard to bring it to you and check out their site and their patreon. DescriptionVidyo is a popular screen recorder that found fame when it was officially uploaded into the App Store and later yanked when Apple found out it could record video by using a very ingenious trick that involved AirPlay.

This was only one of many awesome feature found within the app such as the ability to record background audio, but also the sound from within the device.Soon after it went down, it was found that although you can't officially download it from the App Store anymore, you can still get it using an Apple ID of someone who was lucky enough to have downloaded it. All you need is their email and password and soon you will own this awesome new application.There are other ways to get this powerful app, as well, which include the popular enterprise certificate, but, although this method is super simple to use, this method is known to be prone to revocations. How To Open AppsBefore you open an app, you must make sure you trust the certificate it was signed with.

Trusting certificates has changed since iOS 9. Before you could just 'Trust' an installed app when opening it, however this function has now been moved into Settings. If you follow these steps, you'll be able to open and play your favorite emulators and apps in no time. Go to Settings. Go to General. Tap 'Device Management' ('Profiles' in iOS 9.1).

Tap the dedicated enterprise company name. Tap 'Trust' and you're done!Still can't figure it out?Watch this video by on how to do this, step by step. The Date TrickBack in the day, when devices were still running iOS 4.0 - 7.0, emulators would require the 'date trick' in order to install and open. This means that you needed to roll the date back on your device.

If you are running some legacy OS on some older device, this may still work. Please remember that this method was patched in iOS 8 and may no longer work on newer devices, however 64-bit devices running on iOS 9 apparently seem to be excluded for some unexplained reason!.

1. Switch to the 'Apps' tab. 2. Look for the app you'd like to install and tap the section.

3. Now tap the 'install' button at the bottom. 4. Immediately go to 'Settings' on your iOS device. 5. Head to General, then Date & Time. 6.

Toggle off 'Set Automatically.' Scroll the date back one day or to 2012 in some cases.

8. Watch the app download and hit 'retry' if prompted. 9. Open once while the date is rolled back. 10. Set your date back to the present. Featured Question What do I do when the app won't verify or open?

The app was revoked so unfortunately you must wait until the app is back and updated on the site. Then you can simply delete the old one and re-install a new version! If you're worried about your data, please remember that some apps have dropbox sync and others can be backed up to a computer via iTunes.

How do I trust emulators? Before iOS 9, all you had to do to install an emulator or app outside the App Store was hit 'trust' when prompted. For some reason, Apple moved this into Settings.

In order to open apps on this new version of iOS, head to Settings, General, Profiles & Device Management and then tap the profile of the emulator you downloaded - only here may you hit 'Trust' so that the app opens. What's iEmulators and how does it work? IEmulators is a site that allows you to easily install emulators and other apps on your non-jailbroken device. The way we are able to do this depends on many factors, but many of the apps are just distributed through an enterprise certificate that allows anyone to install it outside the App Store. How do I install an emulator?

Simply head to the 'Apps' tab, tap on the emulator you want, then tap 'install!' The emulator should start downloading immediately. My emulator doesn't finish downloading, what do I do? In some cases, the certificate of the emulator has been revoked and you must wait till an updated version is available again, then you can delete the old and and re-install the app. Follow us on Twitter to find out when apps are updated. What's the date trick?

Back in the day, the date trick was an effective method to install apps that have had their certificates revoked by Apple. Essentially, rolling your date back allowed you to install and open these apps. This method was patched in iOS 8 but seems to have found its way back to 64-bit devices on iOS 9, however it is not reliable anymore.

What are 64-bit devices? IPhone 5s and forward.iPad Air and forward.iPad Mini 2 and forward.iPod Touch 6.Please note that the new Date Trick may not work on some iPads.I didn't restart but the app crashes when I open it unless I do the date trick every few hours, why?

This is an issue that has been reported to occur in iOS 8.0.2. It seems Apple is patching our kind of emulators by verifying the certificate (which only required the date trick once before) every few hours or daily. We cannot do anything about this but avoid installing iOS 8.0.2 on other devices. Should I update to iOS X?

If you want to continue using our emulators, you should be careful when updating to the latest version of iOS. It may sometimes break the app download process and you won't be able to download anything until a fix is found. My device restarted and now some of the apps won't open? Either they were revoked or if you used the date trick, the thing is that it doesn't last forever. Every time you restart your device, you must roll your date back once more and open each app. I downloaded an app and it overwrote another one I had, why?

A few apps were signed with the same provisional profile that forces them to install over each other. Will I get in trouble for installing apps? You shouldn't - many people have been doing this for years. I downloaded an app and it crashes when I open it. If this is the case, there's one thing you can try: roll your date back and open the app once while the date is rolled back, then you are allowed to set the date back to the present and use the app.

If this didn't work, then the app doesn't work on your device or iOS. An app was working fine for a few days, then all of a sudden it crashes when I open it now, why? Sorry about this.

These apps and the method we use to install them are very unpredictable. Just roll your date back and open it once to get it working again! I want to record my screen but they don't work, why? The currently available screen recorders work only on iOS 6 devices!

We are working hard to get some updated versions, stay tuned. Can you get 'X' app? As iEmulators continues to grow, we will expand our selection. This may take some time as some apps aren't entirely made for non-jailbroken devices by their developers. If you know any developers that may be interested in hosting with us, tell them to The emulator doesn't have any games, how can I play?

Emulators are given as is without any games (or ROMs). It is up to you to obtain this as we cannot legally procure them and offer them for you. Who are the developers of these apps? When browsing the 'Apps' tab, check the descriptions on each to find information on the developers and their websites!

I updated to iOS 'X' and now an app doesn't work, what can I do? That's unfortunate. Many new iOS updates patch a lot of things that made emulators work in an older iOS.

The only thing we can do is contact the developer about this but there isn't an assurance that they'll fix it quickly. Where can I find cheats for GBA4iOS 2.0? Cheaters don't have it easy, it is a tricky business to find working cheats for GBA4iOS 2.0 that function or don't make the game glitch. All we can say is that you should search on Google to your best of your ability. Why do you guys have ads?I know everybody hates ads but the truth remains: they pay the bills. IEmulators has been running free of charge for years already. When we redesigned iEmulators 2.0, we decided that ads will be implemented to cover man hours, multiple hosting costs, domain bills, etc.

We tried to make them not too imposing or spammy. We hope you can understand why we added them.

Tips On Choosing A PS1 EmulatorUsing a PS1 emulator you can play games without actually buying the console or the games. PS1 emulator is typically a software application that uses the PlayStation program on a desktop or laptop which enables you to play the games as you would have played on PlayStation 1.

The only difference would be that instead of using the joysticks and gamepads, you would be using the keyboards and keypads to play the game.There are many types of PS1 emulator, developed by various companies and some have been around for more than a decade now.The best PS1 emulator is the PCSXR. It was first released in 2000 and the latest stable version had been released in August,. There are several advantages of this PS1 emulator and the most significant of them all is that you do not need a PlayStation BIOS dump. You may be aware that it is illegal to copy games and distribute them. BIOS dump is also deemed illegal. You may use it for your own purposes but you cannot distribute. If you do not have the PlayStation gaming console in the first place, you wouldn’t have a way of getting the BIOS dump on your own to plug into the PS1 emulator.

The PCSXR comes equipped with all systems and configurations that allow you to plug and play PlayStation games on your desktop or laptop.The PCSXR PS1 emulator is compatible with Microsoft Windows systems, iOS devices and Linux operating system. In other words, regardless of what operating system you use, you can use this PS1 emulator without any trouble.The PCSXR is also a great PS1 emulator. It is developed on the emulation of the PSemu program.

This PS1 emulator allows you to configure different sound setting, CD-ROM emulation and GPU optimization. You would need these features to make the PS1 emulator compatible with the hardware settings of your computer or laptop, also depending on the operating system version you are using. This PS1 emulator is compatible with many games but it needs a BIOS configuration and is difficult to set up, which is why the PCSXR is a better option.The PCSXR is another popular PS1 emulator which is relatively easier to set up than the PCSXR. The necessary plug-ins are all there but you are still going to need a BIOS dump.Click to go to the download section if you want to play same good old PlayStation 1 games!