N-EMU · Retro game emulatorv1.0.7
Closed beta testingVersion date Changes: 2

N-EMU v1.0.7 update

Move over and keep your saves

If you were using another emulator, you can bring your saves over as they are. A .dsv file from Delta needs no converting first.

Dates show when changes were integrated into the app. These versions are pre-release development records.

Integrated

  1. Importing a save from another emulator

    Pick the file your old app wrote from Import save file on the game information screen. The .dsv file Delta writes for the Nintendo DS looks like a different format, but what is inside is the same, so the app reads it for you. Nothing has to be converted first. The Super Famicom and the PSP keep their saves in several files, so those are not accepted yet. This applies to both Android and iOS.

Integrated

  1. Saying so when a Drive connection fails

    Android

    When the Google screen was finished but no permission came back, the app used to return to where it was without a word. That looked the same as stopping halfway, so there was no telling what had gone wrong. Now only closing the screen yourself passes quietly; everything else is reported as a failure. This applies to Android.

Development stories and earlier posts

  1. Development storiesv1.0.7Closed beta testing

    Making saves from other emulators work

    Somebody using Delta told me their save would not come across. I thought it was the format, but import was only accepting the file N-EMU makes.