Given that Nintendo has no intention, at the moment, to port its games to the iOS platform, now we have a chance to enjoy the titles of the console Nintendo DS without jailbreak on our iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
The emulator in charge of making this possible is called NDS4iOS and in order to install it, you have to follow some very simple instructions that we detail below:
Install NDS4iOS on a device with iOS 5.1.1 (or higher) without jailbreak:
If we have an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch no jailbreak, to install NDS4iOS we have to download the emulator from the device itself through the official link.
When the download has started, you will see a new icon with the emulator but at the end of the installation an error message will appear indicating that it has not been possible to complete the process. To solve this problem what we have to do is change the date of our iOS device and put that we are up to date February 8, 2014.
To change the date we just have to go to the Settings menu, General and select the Date and Time option. Within that menu we will have to disable automatic date setting and time for you to give us the option to change the day.
With this simple step, the emulator NDS4iOS will now be installed and we can reconfigure the automatic setting of the date and time.
Install NDS4iOS on a jailbroken iOS 5.1.1 (or higher) device:
If you have jailbreak on your iOS device, there is an alternative method to be able to install the NDS4iOS emulator. In this case, all we have to do is add the following source in Cydia:
Once added, we write in the Cydia search engine «nds4ios»And two packages to install will appear. It is best to download the stable version (nds4ios stable) to get the best possible performance and avoid problems.
Link – NDS4iOS
and where do we download the games from?
and how much does the emulator weigh ????
The games need to be installed
you can link them to your dropbox account or pass them to the documents folder from itools or ifunbox
This is old, but good info for those who did not know
I have it installed, it opens the games but it goes very slow: /
What rubbish to play on the iPhone, the controls suck, as there are no complete games on iOS, they better get from other platforms ...
If you were more stupid, it would be legal to kick your head out, you're at the limit ... let's see if hopefully you can get over it, even your parents want to kick you
How is it on the iphone 4? It works well?
It locks? or is it better not to install it?
The truth is that it is good that they take these things out, but it is not very comfortable to play. Many times the controls on the screen eat up the screen itself at the bottom of the Nds.
I do not understand anyway how Nintendo does not see a potential market in mobile devices ...
Thanks for the info!!
7.1, does not work ...
It is very slow on the iPhone 4S, better the gameboy emulator