N-EMU v0.6.1 early development
Game search and control settings
Find games by system, tag or file name. On-screen buttons can be moved one by one, and controllers and haptics adjusted.
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
Group game variants
Group different versions of a game in the library. Save data stays separate for each version.
Manage several games at once
Select multiple games to change favorites and tags or delete them. With Drive connected, back up saves for the selected games together.
More ways to find games
Find games by system, tags and filename as well as title.
Check connected controllers
See connected controllers and their active settings. Battery status is also shown when the device provides it.
Choose the player-one controller
With multiple controllers connected, choose which one controls player one.
Adjust analog sticks
Set the dead zone that ignores small stick movements. Adjust sensitivity or invert either axis.
Play with a keyboard
AndroidMap keys on a connected keyboard to game buttons.
Place buttons individually
Move on-screen buttons yourself and resize each one.
Save button layouts
Save and load favorite layouts. Lock editing or return to the default layout.
Hide buttons when a controller connects
Choose to hide on-screen buttons while a controller is connected.
Adjust button vibration
Choose the strength and style of on-screen button vibration.
Contrast and motion settings
High contrast makes text and buttons clearer; reduced motion limits animated effects.
One-handed layouts
Choose an on-screen layout for your left or right hand.
Choose how the game fits
Choose a display mode, such as preserving the original aspect ratio or filling the screen.