The PROBLEM with iPhone Emulators… 

It's like looking back in time

no man we could play emus before. we had altstore so we could install IPAs and with it, retro emulators

Nah I’ve used them before, was just a pain to sideload them

@@WalterMan yeah fr and to refresh them every week

Real Apple users have had emulators since the original iPod video days, we had no problems when we evolved to touchscreen back then. Sure the ipod video may have had buttons but it was still wonky, touching and pressing did two different things, so having touch screen buttons back in the day was a godsend.

Android has had emulators for 12 years at least at this point. And they work a lot better in Android. What's your point?

​@@bobleesniperhe's mocking apple I'm sure

Android: we had emulators first Every other platform before Android: 😂😂😂😂

when I see a new feature drop I am never thinking about the other platform. These are just phones homie

do people still argue about which is better? I own both and I really enjoy both OS in their own way. although I do have to say, now that I can emulate on my iphone, I have no need for a samsung. lol

You say that like none of us have emulated before on android pc ect obviously there’s gonna be people only just being introduced now same as there are people on android just realizing they can emulate on their phones it’s no so cut and dry not every android user has emulated for years and not every apple user is new to emulation this stereotyping BS is fkn m0ronic

Why do I always see so many angry android users on iPhone videos? It's pathetic

Android users of course strike when something good happens to some other communities that have an A letter and is not android

u must be fun at parties

android users otw to shit on apple for adding a new feature:

Well some ppl just ddnt know, can’t really be mad

Having it first party is exciting because it is less sleezy and introduces it to people who were not willing to go through the trouble of jailbreaking their iPhone

For apple users it is but yeah shit Ive been doing this on Android for at least 10 years

@@golden-sun yesss we KNOWWW

@@golden-sun no one asked. This video is about iPhones because it’s the latest development

iphone users acting like they finally got another one up on Android is hilarious to me

Wait they cant play with touch controls before?

I've been emulating older pokemon games at 60 fps since 2017

On Android.

For real, especially since we’ve had touch based emulators since before Android even came out. But it is what it is, all that matters is gamers being able to play what they want, on what they want, with who they want.

Took us long enough

It’s been on apple for at least 8 years. Tf are you talking about?

@@bigstackingduckxxx1030true. These Android tards love to brag about how 'advaned' Android is but then sh*t their paints if some process requires a bit more effort than pressing a single button. Probably the reason why all of them think sideloading emulators and other apps wasn't possible on iPhone for like forever.

not everyone knows about emulation, you know that, right? stop trying to act like you angry android meatriders are better than us 😒

​@@aarbb642 Who's acting? Lol.

It’s still there and can be quite strong depending on your device.

Okay for some games, but good luck getting proper haptics for an analog stick.

@@blisphul8084it’s there when the stick reaches full extension you feel it.

You can adjust the strength in the settings

It feels pretty good on the iPhone 15 but it’s still not enough I think

3Ds*

It comes down to an issue with Apple devices being based on ARM architecture. That’s why you can’t do very good GameCube stuff yet on iOS, Apple isnt allowing the proper JIT conversion yet

An iPhone 6 can run a DS game at full speed without JIT. An iPhone 11 can run a DS game at full speed without JIT and a 3ds game at full speed with JIT. A 15 pro can run a 3ds game at full speed without JIT. If Apple allows JIT in the app store, you will get better performance on iOS devices for emulators compared to their android counterparts. iOS devs have been working on emulators since 2014. That explains why these emulators released so fast. It's just Apple stopping them with all these restrictions. iOS devs are already working on Switch Emulation.

⁠@@WillBowersyou can very well emulate Wii on iOS. Just not installing via the AppStore. Been playing Mario galaxy at 3x res on 15 pm on DolphiniOS. Jit is the issue entirely, Apple not allowing jit on distribution certificates (AppStore/Testflight apps) is annoying. It’s only allowed in developer certificates which is for when using Xcode or tools like altstore/sidestore.

@@saiefjoy2906switch emulation is already been out. Look at folium x Sudachi. It’s just hard to run since iOS devices have less ram. My 15 pm was able to run odyssey pretty well though had some issues since it’s still new.

One less reason to get an Android now

​@@Jessecwebb Out of several

And emulators were on iPhone since before Android even came out It’s hilarious really, but at least reality is finally conforming to my view of how things should be. Gamers should be allowed to play what they want on what they want with who they want.

@@TheGreyShaman No they haven't, not without jailbreaking.

​@@companionsytoriginal873iOs had sone emulators before android was thing but you had to side load as apple didn't allow such apps in their store

Why are android kids so pretentious? 😭

​@@JaeisthenameThat's hilarious coming from a apple user

@@AccforSwap “Heh, *snort* That’s hilarious coming from an apple *snort* user!” Come on now, man.

@@Jaeisthenamebro i use apple and they speak facts for the majority of apple users

@@watchyolo2613 It’s really not, though 😭 people make fun of android for having batteries that fall out

Thank you for joining my friend happy to have you here 🙏🏼❤️

Iphone ❤❤❤❤​@@WillBowers

Not knowing about emulator support has nothing to do with living under a rock 🥴

@@WillBowers they better make a pc emulator on iphone 😂

@@RobloxSpidersthey actually do its UTM it allows you to run virtual machines

Ikr😂

Yeah but… Android users aren’t at iPhone level in terms of DEBUTING technology that Apple creates first and android knocks off a few years later. So it goes both ways I guess

@@Yippeee5959 wtf. Android fanboy lol

@@Mistygio "Debuting technology" 😂 apple has never invented shit in its life, just copied android stuff from 10 years ago, because their clients are brainless and are not going to know.

Nah. Been sideloading emulators for years. Before 2011, I’d jailbreak via Greenp0ison and easily played SNES, GBA and GBC games on my iPhone 4 and iPod touch.

exactly 😂

Huh?

Apple sells dualsens cortroller for 70€

@@agent8playz889 oh my god I just realised you’re right. DAYUM. 20€ more than the original.

@@voidarkyt where I live they are about 5€ more

Been using it for three years. It’s awesome

I had it before it was cool

@@herrlehrer1479cool! wheres your prize?

@@indicacesar right on the shelf next to my bed. It’s made from solid gold

@@herrlehrer1479real delta fans keep their golden delta trophies in the shower. I smell a poser 🤭

I have been in both also. iOS had emulation before AppStore just wasn’t as easy. Using tools nowadays like SideStore or altstore does add a hindrance but is still more nice than jailbreaking on an older iOS to install play the ps2 emulator or DolphiniOS for gcn/wii. I like how on android it was open much earlier, I’m not fan of its interface atleast back then but has gotten much better. I honestly don’t care about the phone wars. Just use what you prefer at this point. It has more things it can do than just emulation after all.

ios has had it for years as well. just not officially. also honestly every android emulator i tried has been a terrible experience compared to delta.

bro acting like android invented emulators

@@Luke0171 oopsie mb, ios did that in 2001 I'm sorry

don't forget about the switch and psvita emulation too

And the Xbox controller with the small button at the top

* share and ps button

Bluetooth technology hasn't arrived on the iPhone yet

@@JhonIkkiOfficial yeah it has are you dumb

@@JhonIkkiOfficial iPhones HAVE BLUETOOTH Delete your stupid comment and keep your stupidity to yourself

I just use my ps4 controller tbh

That... Doesn't make a lot of sense, phones have a lot of protection so any possible overcharge is filtered out or stopped before entering the battery. And the thing is powered by your own phone's battery, the thing probably was about to broke and you just had the luck to be playing with the backbone when it happened. Believe me, something like that would probably kill your board before your battery.

@@break-beat-sonic Lol bro, you didn’t even read the comment completely. I said that is was probably from getting jammed into the charging port because it was crooked.

Thank you 🙏🏼

Who need Rayquaza when you have Rattata

I simply use walk through walls cheat on that. Can't be bothered

It actually isn’t all that difficult on an emulator.

FFFF

​@@dustcake2576 only in gen 3 Kanto

Thank you boss man right back at ya

only in europe

@@DembegBoodes no, but mainly in Europe probably lmao Only Americans have these weird-ass stores 🗿

I switched my store to Turkey and downloaded gba emulator

@@DembegBoodesno everywhere

@@thefrustratedpineapple no

It’s incredible

Groundbreaking innovation. The world and the way that humans interact with it has been forever changed.

can’t we all just get along 😭😂

More like making fun of people paying tomorrow's money for yesterday's technology 😂😂😂

android has been able to emulate games for as long as i can remember. now that iphones can finally do this apparently its literally history in the making.

​@@dgblg95Nothing you said is even remotely true There are android phones which are WAY more powerful and much more expensive than Apple's overpriced grabage. It's not a new thing either - it's been like that for years. Are you really this uneducated?

It's so annoying. So what if android can emulate better. The point of this video is that iOS can do it now.