Alternative iOS app store brings emulators been three years since I first covered Delta, which brought the flawless emulation of NES, SNES and Game Boy games to the iPhone. In the following years, developer Riley Testut continued to work on the emulator, adding support for N64 games, and the latest DS games as well. But so far, there has been no way to access the emulator. Starting Saturday, this is changing, as Delta will be available to everyone through AltStore.
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On Wednesday, Testut announced on its website that besides the Delta emulator, he was also developing an alternative app store for iOS devices that would allow him (and other developers) to distribute apps that, in his words, "push iOS limits in ways that are not possible with Apple App Review System. "And most of all, you don't have to break your device protection to get AltStore and Delta on your phone.
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This includes downloading the AltServer app on your Mac or Windows PC, connecting your iPhone to your computer, and installing the AltStore app on your phone using AltServer
The only app available on AltStore is Delta Lite, which runs NES games, but if you're interested in knowing how the store works, it's worth watching. On Saturday, the full Delta emulator will be available, with support for NES, SNES, N64, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance.
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