JOY Emulator: 3DS Wii NDS PSP

Sorry for the wait! This time we've slipped GameCube and Wii into your pocket, made 3DS games much smoother, and added local wireless play, live translation, rewind, and more — plus fixes for a ton of issues that were getting in the way — thanks for sticking with us! New Platforms: - Added GameCube and Wii game support - GameCube and Wii now support up to 4 players on one device and 2–4-player LAN play Major 3DS Performance Improvements: - Significantly improved performance with less stutter and a smoother experience on lower-end devices - Fixed camera, microphone, and motion-control problems for a more complete experience - More reliable game imports and DLC installs; games with language patches automatically use the appropriate startup language - Fixed compatibility for a large number of games New Ways to Play: - New local wireless play — enjoy GameCube, Wii, NDS, 3DS, PSP, and GBA games with friends on the same Wi-Fi - Supports linked battles and trades across different game versions, so your cherished companions can keep adventuring with you across generations - New live translation — automatically recognizes in-game text and turns it into subtitles, so language no longer stands between you and the classics - New rewind — turn it on in-game, then hold to rewind; one slip-up and you can try again - Fully upgraded skin editor — freely move, resize, and rotate buttons and screens Experience Improvements: - Drag game files in from other apps to import them directly - Refined iOS 27 visuals - Improved AirPlay mirroring - More curated shaders — handheld LCD, classic TV, anti-aliasing and smoothing — to tune the look of your classics - Richer per-platform game settings, saved per game, with image-quality changes applied instantly - NES core improvements — better compatibility with rare Mappers and ROM hacks - New Close Lid option for NDS — the lid closes automatically when you lock the screen - Easier batch management for save states - Support for more controller models, including 8BitDo Micro button mapping, plus improved dual-stick mapping - Better cropping and aspect ratio for custom covers Other Fixes: - Fixed inconsistent fast-forward speed - Fixed freezes when using NDS save states and improved compatibility with older saves - Fixed issues resuming play with some shared save states imported from another device - Fixed freezes and incorrect touch-stroke display in some 3DS games, and scene-specific freezes in certain Chinese-translated GBA versions - Fixed PSP black screens on repeated launches and at high resolutions; in-place updates now preserve in-game saves - Fixed severe frame drops during N64 fast-forward - Fixed MD black screen when loading and save-state incompatibility across versions - Fixed some arcade manual saves failing to load - Fixed save states potentially overwriting in-game saves on exit - Fixed automatic save states missing thumbnails and Quick Load occasionally not working - Fixed games getting stuck paused with the menu inaccessible after switching between foreground and background; Fixed an occasional black screen after exiting a game - Fixed duplicate games, missing covers, and skins not refreshing after installing over an existing version; Fixed skin resources loading endlessly and occasional crashes when opening the skins page - Fixed interrupted imports, duplicate imports, and missing content from multi-disc games; Fixed game deletion occasionally failing - Fixed game launch and screen rotation glitches with shaders enabled - Fixed dual-screen touch offset with system Display Zoom - Fixed player slots getting mixed up with multiple controllers of the same model Plus countless little tweaks and improvements to make everything feel just right