I installed Ignited via SideStore. No Jailbreaking necessary. Not computer tether. SideStore can renew the side loaded emulator every 7 days when on WiFi. The iPhone is perfect for DS emulation with a stylus.

(Ignited is a fork of Delta with more options, and SideStore is a fork of AltStore, with no computer tether needed)

    • LazaroFilmOP
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      191 year ago

      Yes. It’s even easier on Android. Look for RetroArch. It emulates a bunch of consoles.

      • JackGreenEarth
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        31 year ago

        Thanks! But wow does its UI make my screen look much smaller than it is.

        • R0cket_M00se
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          41 year ago

          Mypizzaboy is the best android emulator tbh

        • @BetaDoggo_
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          41 year ago

          If retroarch is too much you can try Lemuroid. Lemuroid is a much simpler emulation app with a more straightforward GUI. It doesn’t come anywhere near the features or number of cores of retroarch but it supports most common retro systems.

        • LazaroFilmOP
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          I don’t know how it works in RetroArch, with Delta/Ignited you can change the skin which also manages the size and position of the screens. I even designed custom skins to play full screen with no controls with Zelda since you don’t need the abxy and arrow buttons to play.

        • JustEnoughDucks
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          21 year ago

          You can change scaling in options gear > user interface > appearance > menu scale factor

    • JamesBean
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      Best Android app for emulating DS in my experience is DraStic.

      • Shush
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        21 year ago

        Can confirm. I played so many games on DRaStic over the last few years. Zero issues.

        Of course, some games are not well suited to a full touch screen, especially if they require quick coordination of both stylus and D-Pad. They are relatively few though - most games work great.

    • R0cket_M00se
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      91 year ago

      Only since like ten years ago.