BGR had successfully enrolled in it, publishing a few impressions of the app on its site.Īt the time of writing, only Super Nintendo and Game Boy titles were available to play, but the quality of the emulation, according to BGR, is the best one seen on an iPhone. The Delta won't be released to the public until early 2017, though Testut opened up a still-ongoing beta program for those who want to try the app beforehand. Best of all, it won't require users to jailbreak their devices in order to run it, like its predecessor. Not only will it be able to play a number of emulated titles across Nintendo platforms, but more systems will be also added later on, truly making for a catch-all omnibus emulation app. Shortly after the yanking of GBA4iOS, Testut mulled over what to develop next, and in 2015, he eventually wrote the first code of what would be Delta.ĭelta is in many ways similar to its predecessor, but with a widened scope.

'GBA4iOS is finally, truly, dead,' he wrote in a blog post.

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