For about $US100, you can use the Retrode to convert your SNES and Genesis games into PC and Mac emulator-ready romz. Don’t ask about the legality of it all. Ethically, it’s fine by us. [StoneAgeGamer via Crunchgear]
This is what Super Smash Bros Brawl looks like at a super-widescreen resolution, when using Dolphin, a Wii emulator on a PC. It’s so wide, you can barely make it out when shrunk down to fit Gizmodo’s image constraints.
Sadly, the SuperNES emulator for iPad is not an official app. I say sadly because it goes extremely fast and, according to Snes4iphone developer ZodTTD, “it looks, sounds, and plays great.” Indeed it does.
The Windows Phone 7 emulator has already yielded a few treasures – perhaps treasures isn’t the right word? – so maybe you’re hankering to take a look around yourself.
You’ve made a PS3 controller out of a Nokia N900, but all you really want is to use a Sixaxis controller to play emulated games on the device. Thanks to these instructions, now you finally can.
If you’re a Palm Pre owner who’s been craving some old-school distraction, rejoice! You can now play Game Boy, Game Boy Colour, and Game Boy Advance games on your smartphone.
Last month, ZodTTD, the guy who basically pioneered game emulation on the iPhone, promised us an N64 emulator. Today, that’s exactly what he’s delivered, with a bonus: Wiimote support via Bluetooth.
If hacking your N900 to make it run Palm’s Garnet OS applications is your cup of tea: good news! The Garnet VM Beta 5 emulator is compatible with the N900. [ACCESS via PalmInfoCenter]
