They have been talking about the intention or not of the video game company for a long time Nintendo to adapt their titles to iOS and place them in the App Store, until the company's management reported that they did not have any plan of this type, even so, many users around the world continue to wish that this event would occur. some day.
But these users are in luck today, since someone has created a web portal called webNES, which can be accessed via IOS Safari, which works like NES Rom emulator, allowing the user to upload said game images stored in their Dropbox account and all this without any need for an extra program or use the Jailbreak.
The convenience of this method of playing Nintendo games is that it is done completely from the browser, all Roms can be played decently although sometimes it experiences a bit of jerks or slowdowns. Carrying incorporates a comfortable controller that allows us to play both in position vertical as horizontal (although landscape mode overlaps the image). The good thing about this method is that it works completely from the browser and there is no way for Apple or Nintendo to close it, since it is a web page that does not contain Roms, it does not violate the law and the user is the one who will have the Nintendo roms on your dropbox account that will link to be loaded by the portal and enjoy them.
To use webNES, you will have to go to webn.es through your mobile browser Safari, two generic free games will appear so that we can test it, once inside the web, we can click on the "+" sign in the upper right corner to link our Dropbox account. We will need the Dropbox account to previously introduce a NES rom that circulates on the network and be able to add it to webNES. After adding the NES rom, just click on the name of the game to start playing.
The only downside that we can put to this method apart is that speed will not be the real 100%, Is the absence of sound as the game is emulated through the browser. This method has also been tested and can be used from any browser, not just Safari, of course compatible with the iPad to be able to play on a larger screen and even Android users. All you have to do is wait and see if the programmer is polishing bugs and get better this good emulation system for Super Nintendo games.
Have you already tried it? What do you think?
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Source - WebNES
Where can I download roms directly from the iphone in Dropbox?
I don't get super mario bros, only other games and when I link my dropbox account, I get to choose one of my images and I can't select them
What a waste of time at this point and nes emulators that are used on iPhone without having to go to a website and do so much theater "because I wanted to" is that I call that xd
Hi, it doesn't work for me. When it directs me to Dropbox from safari, I can't select the files.
It may be a failure of the web, yesterday it worked correctly at the time of publication of the article.