iEmulators is our full directory of emulator guides — iOS sideloads, Android installs, Mac and cross-platform frontends, all covering different consoles and use cases. Browse the list below and pick the guide that matches your device and the system you want to play.
Every emulator we cover, in one list — tap any name for the full setup guide.
One of the original iOS Game Boy Advance emulators, and the app that led to Delta.
A multi-console emulator for iPhone and iPad, notable for being available directly on the App Store.
Full GameCube and Wii emulation on iPhone and iPad, ported from the desktop Dolphin project.
A multi-emulator app bundling several console emulators behind one interface.
The paid Android edition of PPSSPP, mainly a way to support development directly.
A single frontend that runs dozens of console emulator cores across nearly every platform.
A newer multi-system emulator for iOS, positioned as an alternative to Delta.
A polished, open-source multi-system emulator built specifically for the Mac.
A paid Nintendo DS emulator for Android known for strong compatibility and speed.
A browser-based emulation platform that runs classic consoles without installing anything.
No. These are independent third-party emulator projects, none affiliated with or endorsed by any console manufacturer.
Game files are tied to the console system, not the specific emulator app, so the same legally owned ROM generally works across compatible emulators for that system.
It depends on your device and which console you want to play — check each guide's platform and system before choosing.