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iPhone Games Suck? Get An Nintendo Emulator For It!

Posted by Qwerty in General news and Rants on August 7th, 2007

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Do you look at your iPhone and say “Hay I wish I could play my NES games on here” Well now you can. “The Hell You say?” How about some video!

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Thanks to a native NES emulator for the iPhone by a group over on the Google Code site. Sure there are problems just like any new software but, WOW. Presently there is no sound, and the emulator is a little slow. The control is a lacking but over the entire entire project has done some great things.

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