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The  , the spiritual successor to GBA4IOS is now available on the  .  For those unfamiliar with emulators, GBA4IOS was a Gameboy Advance Emulator whereby, through less-official means, users could sideload apps from third-party sources to play their favourite GBA games.  In the case of the Delta emulator, it allows users to play games for the SNES, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Colour, and Nintendo DS. There's even support for the Sega Genesis coming soon. You can check out the source code on . The app features on-screen buttons that adapt to the emulated system and supports Bluetooth controllers like the Xbox One Series S and PS5 controllers. Users can customise controller layouts and set extra buttons for quick save states, fast-forwarding, and more. Following its debut on the iPhone, the Delta Emulator is set to have an and will be released with according to Delta developer  . The native iPad version will take advantage of the larger screen real estate, providing better customisation including a skin that transforms the iPad into a giant Nintendo DS Lite. The iPad version will also support iPad Split View multitasking. Though there was no date mentioned of when the update will arrive, users can expect the latest update to come in the following weeks. You can download the Delta Emulator    Source:  Via