Emulators are a gamers' guilty pleasure. While technically it's illegal, people still enjoy the freedom of storing all their classic collection in their pocket and play them whenever they please. Currently, pocket emulators range from Genesis to SNES to N64. Now it seems Wii/GC games may be joining the pocket crowd as well. Soon, at least
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Actually the emulator is legal. Its the method the user(s) use to acquire ROMs(games) to run on emulators that can be illegal. For instance downloading a Xenoblade to run on the dolphin would be illegal due to the fact that it's pirating. There are legal ways to acquire game roms but that usually involves the person already owning the game and extracting the rom/iso file from the game.
With all that said I wonder has the emulator been tested on the Snapdragon 800 SoC or Tegra 4 SoC yet.
This has been in the app store for a while. I already tried it and I would advise anybody who wants to try it to wait for a while longer. The experience could be better - a lot better infact.
Some games don't even run at all.
I am just imagining playing Xenoblade on my Galaxy Note III when it comes out!