Fashion and retro game lovers are in luck as emulators are available on the App Store. After the release of emulators as interesting as Delta and Gamma RetroArch is coming, the “emulator of everything”. This emulator is compatible with games on a wide range of consoles, from Game Boy to PlayStation, including Atari and Sega.

RetroArch has been available for macOS and Windows for a while now, making it one of the most well-known and powerful emulators in existence. Now it is the turn of iPhone, iPad and Apple TV so that we can enjoy thousands of retro games on new devices. And it’s all thanks to Apple’s change to its policies regarding emulators in the App Store.

RetroArch is the definitive emulator

RetroArch is a free, ad-free, open source, cross-platform emulator Compatible with many classic consoles. This is one of the best options for iPhone, but Compatibility with Apple TV It allows you to play many classic games directly on your television.

This emulator is compatible with games on the following consoles and systems:

• Atari 2600, 5200 and 7800
• Bandai WonderSwan
• Commodore systems
• Nintendo DS
• Nintendo Game Boy / Color
• Nintendo Game Boy Advance
• NintendoNES
• Nintendo 64
• Nintendo SNES
• Nintendo Virtual Boy
• Neo Geo Pocket
• Sega Genesis
• sega saturn
• Sony Playstation
• Sony PSP

Classic console emulation has finally arrived on Apple TV via RetroArch, the first publicly available emulator on the App Store for tvOS. https://t.co/TYglmhbDxK pic.twitter.com/U1NZqOTRmX

— Sigmund Judge (@sigjudge) May 15, 2024

RetroArch supports external controllersSo you can connect a PS5 controller to an iPhone or Apple TV, connect an Xbox controller, or play any game using the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con. It also allows network playback, cheats, fast forward and rewind, save states, and many more advanced features.

The arrival of classic console emulators on the App Store is one of the news of the year Something us iPhone or iPad fans weren’t expecting. We knew Europe would force Apple to offer alternatives to the App Store this year, but no one expected emulators to arrive since Apple has been against it for years.

In a very short time we already have many emulators for iPhone and they all work very smoothly and are also free. And more options will definitely keep coming.