Retro Pal - DS, GBA Emulator

The Nintendo 64 • Nintendo 64 games play in Retro Pal now, and the console is free for everyone. • Saves, save states, cheat codes, achievements and official box art all work from the first day. • On screen, the stick, A, B, Z and the four C buttons sit under your thumbs. With a controller, the right stick plays the C buttons. • It wears its own shell around the game, in portrait and in landscape. Pro repaints it in your own colours. Up to four controllers • Connect up to four controllers and play together: two players on the NES, the Super Nintendo and the PlayStation, four on the Nintendo 64. Free. • In Settings, the Players section sets their order. Player 1 plays the one-player consoles and controls the menus; press a button on a controller to light up its row. • The library bar shows each controller's battery. The whole app with a controller • Move through the library, a game's page, RetroAchievements and Settings with the D-pad: A opens, B goes back, L and R switch between Library and Settings, and a frame shows where you are. • In a game, the controller's Home button, or Start and Select held for a second, opens the pause menu, where you can save, load and quit without touching the screen. Covers • Choose the cover of every game at once with the palette button, under Covers: official box art, RetroAchievements image or screenshot. A cover you picked for one game stays as it is. • A game whose cover had become its RetroAchievements image can go back to its official box art, and the RetroAchievements image is offered before you even open a game. Also • On the DS, the pause menu can close the console for the rare puzzle that asks you to. It stays closed until you press any button. • DS games run more smoothly, above all in Low Power Mode, and their sound no longer breaks up during play. • DS save states take about a third of the space. The ones you already have still load; a new one opens on your other devices once they have this update too.