Spectaculator

Spectaculator

ZX Spectrum Emulator

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By David Reidy and Keith Warrington

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What's New in Spectaculator

8.0

August 1, 2024

- Add your own games (.tap/.tzx/.z80/.szx/.dsk) - Physical keyboard support (iOS 13.4+ only) - Various bug fixes

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Good, though there must be a way to drag and drop .tap’s and .tzx’s into this app

Recently, I was testing out this app. It has some of the games I still recognize from 10-11 years back. I still remember “Auf Wiedersehen Monty.”

Now, when I read about adding games to the emulator, I thought there would be a way to simply have the app display as a “split screen” while simultaneously opening up like “Files” or “Readdle Documents” to drag and drop… not just tap or tzx files, but also simple programs done from scratch.
Suppose that feature may need to be added in a new update? If that’s possible?
Think about FuseX (the forked version of the UNIX Fuse ZX emulator). On “FuseX 1.6.0 - 4,” .tap and .tzx files can be easily loaded from iCloud storage (for instance).
So with Spectaculator, is there like a patch or a way to add an import from file feature?

Now because my MacBook Pro runs Monterey 12.7.4, and my iPad Pro runs iPadOS 18.2, a pop up prevents me from opening iTunes just to load tap files onto the iPad Pro that way. So I was wondering if there is a quick alternative to that method in a future update of Spectaculator. An “import from app” feature? An “AirDrop” feature?
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FAQ

Is Spectaculator compatible with iPad devices?

Yes, Spectaculator can be used on an iPad.

Who released the app?

Jonathan Needle developed the Spectaculator app.

What should be the minimum iOS version for Spectaculator?

Your iOS device should have iOS 11.0 or later installed to run the app.

How do users rate Spectaculator?

Spectaculator has an excellent rating of 4.7 out of 5.

What is the primary genre of the Spectaculator app?

The Primary Genre Of The Spectaculator App Is Games.

What is the current version of Spectaculator?

8.0 is the latest released Spectaculator version.

What is the release date of the most recent Spectaculator update?

The most recent update for Spectaculator was released on January 5, 2025.

What was the release date of the app?

The release date of the app was on February 5, 2023.

What is the content advisory rating for Spectaculator?

Contains some content that parents may find inappropriate for younger children, suitable for ages 9 and up.

What languages does Spectaculator support?

You can use the Spectaculator app in English.

Is Spectaculator available in Apple Arcade's lineup?

No, Spectaculator is not available on Apple Arcade.

Are there in-app purchases available in Spectaculator?

Yes, Spectaculator offers in-app purchases to enhance your experience.

Does Spectaculator support Apple Vision Pro compatibility?

No, Spectaculator does not support compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Does Spectaculator display any ads?

No, Spectaculator does not display any ads.