This month, the Delta emulator launched on the App Store for iPhone and quickly rose to the top of the free app rankings in the US. In Europe, the emulator can be downloaded from external store AltStore PAL. The emulator allows users to play Nintendo DS games in ROM version, but downloading games illegally may break the law.
Developer Riley Testut has announced that an iPad-specific version of Delta is nearly complete and will launch with version 1.6. Supporters on Patreon can access the app through AltStore while a EU-specific AltStore is available for European users. While the iOS version of Delta is compatible with the iPad, Testut plans to release a native iPadOS version that will optimize the user interface for the tablet’s screen size and offer elaborate skins, including one that transforms it into a giant Nintendo DS Lite. The iPad version will also support Split View feature, enhancing multitasking capabilities while using it.
After releasing the native iPadOS version of Delta, Testut plans to introduce multiplayer capabilities between different devices. Currently, multiplayer is only possible on a single device within Delta. Additionally, Sega Mega Drive emulation is in beta and will be released after the iPad version is launched.
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In other news, Tesla has announced its Q3 earnings report with strong growth numbers despite facing supply chain challenges due to global chip shortages. Meanwhile in China, Alibaba Group reported strong revenue growth despite concerns over regulatory scrutiny.
Overall, these developments signal continued innovation and growth across various industries despite ongoing challenges such as global supply chain disruptions and regulatory pressures.