N-EMU v0.9.5 update
Offline backup and settings search
Move saves and settings for multiple games in one file. This update adds settings search and Android DS layouts, improves save transfer and revises iOS haptics.
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.
Timeline date
Saves and settings in one file
Export every save profile for up to 256 games to a .nemubackup file. Optionally include app/game settings and imported skins and PSP fonts. Review games, profiles and save items before choosing replacements.
DS screen layouts on Android
AndroidAndroid now offers DS arrangement, ratio, single-screen focus, screen swap and touch calibration. It uses the same stored settings as iOS and maps touch input to the actual bottom screen.
Find settings by name and description
Search app and system-specific settings from Settings. Select a result to open its category and item. Options unavailable in this build stay out of results.
A clearer save-data integrity label
The local save-data check is now named Save Data Integrity Check. Its previous name remains a search alias. Check Drive Data keeps its existing name.
More complete SNES and PSP save transfer
Android per-game save files now carry SNES SRAM and clock data and PSP SAVEDATA. Both clients check save compatibility against cores actually included in the app.
Revised iOS haptics for rapid presses
iOSiOS now reuses short haptic patterns to address feedback dropping out during rapid button presses. Physical-device continuity and interaction with game audio still need verification.
Fewer allocations when importing states
AndroidAndroid reads state files without loading the entire file into a memory array. A host JVM comparison using a 32 MiB file showed fewer allocations; it did not measure phone memory use or frame performance.