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Pre-release development recordTimeline period Changes: 5

N-EMU v0.2.0 early development

More systems and a pixel interface

We added systems including Game Boy and Nintendo DS, support for five languages, and a pixel-art interface.

Timeline dates and periods were reassigned to spread out the development history. They are not the dates changes were integrated into the app. These are pre-release development records. 0.1.0–0.8.3 are numbers assigned retrospectively to stages of early development. The app used version 0.1.0 throughout that period.

Timeline date

  1. Five app languages

    iOS

    The app became available in Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.

  2. A pixel interface

    iOS

    Pixel fonts, icons and borders were added to the library and settings.

  3. Game Boy and Game Boy Color

    iOS

    Games from both systems can now be imported and played. On-screen buttons change to match the system.

  4. Super Famicom support

    iOS

    Super Famicom games can now run, with on-screen controls suited to the system.

  5. Nintendo DS and its two screens

    iOS

    Nintendo DS games can now run. View both screens together and use touch controls.

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