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in this video I'll show you an easy way
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to play retro games on your iPhone step
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by step you don't need to jailbreak or
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side load anything all you're going to
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need is an emulator from the App Store
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that is completely free called Delta the
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first step is to visit the App Store and
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search for the Delta emulator hit get
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and confirm the installation on your
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iPhone at the time of making this video
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the Delta emulator can emulate Nintendo
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DS Game Boy Advance Game Boy Color
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Nintendo 6 P4 Super Nintendo and NES
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games it also supports PS4 PS5 and Xbox
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controllers when you finish downloading
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it and open the app you're going to
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notice that there's nothing to play
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that's because you will need to get the
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ROM file for the games you want to play
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but I must warn you although it is legal
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to download emulators downloading game
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RS is illegal because ROM files contain
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proprietary code owned by the games
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manufacturer therefore downloading a ROM
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is the same as making an unauthorized
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copy of the video game so I'm not
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encouraging anyone to do it some people
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argue that transforming your own game
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copies into RS for personal use with the
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help of devices such as this open-source
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cartridge reader is legal because you
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aren't sharing or Distributing the game
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to anyone else but I'm not a lawyer so I
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can't provide you with legal advice on
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this the best I can do is recommend that
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you do some research about ROM files
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before you proceed to stay organized I
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create a folder on my iPhone called ROMs
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that's where I store all of my ROM files
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to import the ROMs to the Delta emulator
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launch the app and tap on the plus icon
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at the top right now tap on files and
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look for the folder in which you stored
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your ROMs in my case they are stored in
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the ROMs folder of my iCloud Drive
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select one or all of the ROMs and click
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open the Delta emulator will organize
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your ROMs according to the console type
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as you can see I have imported ROMs for
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SNES Nintendo 64 Game Boy Advance and
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Game Boy Color to the emulator the games
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play exactly as on the original console
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with sound the emulator uses your
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iPhone's haptic feedback to create a
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satisfying tactile response each time
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you press a button you can also download
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and install different controller skins
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the emulator is compatible with recent
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PlayStation and Xbox controllers to use
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a PS5 controller with the emulator you
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must first connect it to your iPhone by
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Bluetooth with the controller turned off
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press and hold the share and PS button
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at the same time until the light bar
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begins to flash then open the Bluetooth
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settings on the iPhone and select a
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controller from the list of nearby
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devices when the emulator detects an
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external controller its onscreen
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controls disappear when connected to a
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controller it's best to play play the
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games in landscape mode thanks for
