Normally, you'd have to jailbreak your iPad or iPhone to play any games that aren't available in the iOS App Store, like the now-extinct game. But this isn't the case if you want to play some of your favorite old school Nintendo classics. There's a web app called that lets you play pretty much any classic NES game you want on your iPad or iPhone without jailbreaking, but since it's a web app, it can be a little buggy. You could also use, an emulator you to play Game Boy Advance games, but it was designed for iOS 6 and currently doesn't work at all with iOS 7.1. Now, there's, the first major update to GBA4iOS, built specifically for iOS 7 and currently working fine on iOS 7.1 betas. Developed by Riley Testus and designed by Paul Thorsen (with help from others), it now supports Game Boy Color ROMs in addition to just GBA games, includes cheating codes, and has Dropbox integration for storing ROM files.

Play your favorite Pokemon GBA games online for free on your favorite browser. Choose your favorite Pokemon game series and play it directly in your browser without downloading a ROM or using an. Pokemon Emerald Version (US). Play Your Pokemon Emerald Game Rom Online using Browser Emulation.

Please enable JavaScript to watch this video. Is Your Apple Device Supported? The was designed for iOS 6, but this new version is specifically designed for iOS 7 devices. So, make sure your device is running the newest version of iOS 7 for maximum performance. I'm running on my iPhone 5, but it should work just fine on other iPhones with iOS 7 installed. It's been fully optimize for iPads, so for bigger gameplay, I recommend trying your iPad out if you've got one. If it doesn't work for you, don't worry—it's simple to uninstall.

Step 1: Download & Install the Emulator From mobile Safari on your iPad or iPhone, or any other mobile web browser, go to and choose GBA4iOS 2.0 (not 1.6, which is the older one for iOS 6 devices). Select Install when the popup appears. Note: If the download doesn't work, take a look at Step 3 below to set your clock back, then try again. You can also download the IPA file to your computer where you can drag it into iTunes to sideload it.

Now, go back and open up GBA4iOS again. It should work. Once you've verified it's working, you can go back and hit Set Automatically in the Date & Time settings to go back to normal. Don't do this until after you've opened up GBA4iOS, or it won't work. Step 4: Add Game ROMs to the Emulator Since this is just an emulator, you'll have to upload your own GBA or GBC game ROMs or download ones you own physical copies of online.

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For personal ROMs you've made, just upload them to your Dropbox account, then hit the cog icon in GBA4iOS to access the settings. Scroll down to Dropbox Sync to set up and load your ROMs. Image via If you select a game, it should start immediately.

If you tap on any of the buttons on the screen, you'll notice haptic feedback; a slight vibration any time you press the touchscreen keys. Below, you can see a couple of screenshots of my playing Pokemon Emerald Version on the Game Boy Advance (left) and Super Mario Bros DX on the Game Boy Color (right).

The controls are very friendly and sensitive enough that I can manage through the game comfortably, as if I'm playing on an actual console. Skins, Auto Saves, Button Config, & Other Settings From the main menu of the emulator, if you tap the cog icon at the top left you can access several other settings, which are listed below. • Prefer External Audio - Game music will play if no other application is playing audio. • Auto Save - Save state will be created anytime you quit the app or it crashes. • Controller Skins - Change the skins of either emulator, which you can download from the internet.

• Controller Opacity - How transparent you want the controls to be. • Vibrate on Button Press - Vibrates whenever you press a button on the controller. • Configure Buttons - Works only for external buttons. Woah now, I didn't even know NDS4iOS existed! If I were you, I would snoop around on their FAQ or their homepage. Perhaps you'll come across some useful information!

EDIT: I just looked at their homepage. You'll see numerous images of iPhones with games on their screens, too. You might notice the style of the black back at the top. To me, it seems like they are iOS 7 icons! EDIT: I thought about it a little more and you might want to try it on a somewhat older device with iOS7, or search the web to see if they are the real deal. You'll never know if these things are safe.