Retro Pal - DS, GBA Emulator

The Nintendo 3DS • Nintendo 3DS games play in Retro Pal now, free for everyone: both screens, the touch screen, the circle pad, and the C-stick of the New 3DS on a controller's right stick. • Saves, save states, rewind and official box art work from the first day. Games that use the camera, the microphone or motion use your phone's. • Cheat codes and custom skins for the 3DS with Pro, as on every console. • RetroAchievements does not support any 3DS game, so 3DS games have no achievements. Retro story • Your story as a gamer on one page: the time you played, your most played games, your consoles in a ring, and your days of play. Your history is kept on each device and follows you through iCloud. • Badges mark the steps of your story, from your first game to a thousand hours. When you earn one, it is announced at the top of the screen, with its own sound. • Every December, your year in review: a few screens to swipe through, each one ready to share as an image. Look and controls • The Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Super Nintendo and NES now have a real moulded D-pad, shaped like the console's own. • Classic now has the same library as the other looks, on its plain black ground. • The RetroAchievements page is clearer: your profile and your latest achievements first, then your games, and a tap opens a game's page. • On iPad, every console's D-pad and buttons now sit low against the edges, where your thumbs rest. Also • Import games from .7z, .rar, .tar, .gz and .xz archives, not only from .zip. • PlayStation and PSP games import more reliably: disc files whose names differ in case, ZIP archives over 4 GB, and the real name of a PSP game from its EBOOT. • A PSP game that crashes in the emulator now says so, instead of freezing. • iOS Game Mode turns on when you play, for less delay on Bluetooth controllers and AirPods. • Deleting a game from the library asks first. • On a keyboard, 1 and 2 press the second pair of shoulder buttons: ZL and ZR on the 3DS, L2 and R2 on the PlayStation, Z on the Nintendo 64. • Super Nintendo, NES, Master System and Game Gear games with an accented or Japanese name now keep their in-game saves.