Wii U *Save state fixes *Fixes to the hit box of the Simple Controller *Small changes to the boot intro

3.4.2 Wii U *Save states have been disabled on devices with less than 8GB of RAM *Fixed an issue in MK8 on older devices causing crashes between race transitions *Audio fixes in some games Wii *Vertex explosion fix in MKWii General *The per-console settings views have been consolidated into a single settings view *Added premium section to view membership status *Slight redesign to settings views *Updated layout styles 3.4.0 Wii * Wii emulation has been added. * Many Wii games rely on shaking the Wiimote, which can make them difficult to play on a touch screen. * 64Touch includes a unique solution: you can shake the Wiimote simply by opening your mouth. * This input mechanism uses the TrueDepth camera built into the iPhone. Processing happens entirely on-device, so no data ever leaves your phone. * You can remap this gesture to whichever Wiimote button you prefer or switch it off entirely. * Sensitivity is adjustable, allowing you to choose how wide you must open your mouth to trigger the input. Wii U * Save states (beta) * Save states are now enabled for Wii U emulation. * While they have been tested extensively, issues could still occur. * If serious issues are discovered, future updates might break compatibility with older states. * Your regular save data will not be affected if this occurs. * Bug fixes for the "Blow Mic" button. * Enabling the touch screen is now a part of the Wii U remapping view. * The quick remapping menu was not efficient enough for switching back and forth between requiring the touch screen and other controls—like the mic. Controller * Touch * Enlarged the D-Pad and right stick, including their travel distance. * Updated the size bias to work better with the Simple Layout. * Landscape: In non-slots modes, the 64Touch button can now be repositioned to the top-right side instead of the bottom-center. * External Controller * You can now use the built-in gyro of a connected controller to move the Wiimote. * Gyro controls can be turned off, falling back to the right stick for movement. * You can map the "Shake Wiimote" action to an external controller button. * Removed the toggle for enabling controller support—it is now always active. * You can now hold the Start and Select buttons on a connected controller to open the 64Touch pause menu. General * Redesigned the Controller Settings view: you can now swipe between consoles to remap your buttons. * This redesign extends to the in-game pause menu, which is now paginated for easier navigation. * Added a new in-app purchase option to unlock Premium for 24 hours.

Wii * Wii emulation has been added. * Many Wii games rely on shaking the Wiimote, which can make them difficult to play on a touch screen. * 64Touch includes a unique solution: you can shake the Wiimote simply by opening your mouth. * This input mechanism uses the TrueDepth camera built into the iPhone. Processing happens entirely on-device, so no data ever leaves your phone. * You can remap this gesture to whichever Wiimote button you prefer or switch it off entirely. * Sensitivity is adjustable, allowing you to choose how wide you must open your mouth to trigger the input. Wii U * Save states (beta) * Save states are now enabled for Wii U emulation. * While they have been tested extensively - there could still be issues. * If serious issues are found - future updates could break your states. * Your regular saves will not be affected if this turns out to be the case. * Bug fixes to the Blow Mic button. * The Touch Screen enable is now apart of the Wii U remapping view. * The quick remapping menu was not efficient enough to switch back and forth between needing the touch screen and other buttons - like the mic. Controller * Touch * Enlarged the D-Pad and right stick - including their travel distance. * Updated the size bias to work better with the Simple Layout. * Landscape: In non-slots modes, the 64Touch button can now be repositioned to the top-right side instead of the bottom-center. * External Controller * You can now use the built-in gyro of a connected controller to move the Wiimote. * Gyro controls can be turned off, falling back to the right stick for movement. * You can map the "Shake Wiimote" action to an external controller button. * Removed the toggle for enabling controller support - it's now always on. * You can now hold the Start and Select buttons on a connected controller to open the 64Touch pause menu. General * Redesigned the Controller Settings view - you can now swipe between consoles to remap your buttons. * This redesign extend to the in game pause menu - it is now paginated for more efficient use. * Added a new in-app purchase option to unlock Premium for 24 hours. Notes * Face gestures use the TrueDepth camera system. Turning this feature off will improve performance, which is most noticeable on iPhone 14 models and older.

Controller - A new simple controller option has been added for Premium users - The simple controller gives you two large buttons instead of the four standard size buttons - Controller support has been added for non Nintendo peripherals - Bug fixes to Reflex layout - More adjustments have been made between Free and Premium tiers Wii U - A new Display mode section has been added - You can now select Standard, Slots, and Full Display modes - A new blow mic button has been added - The performance has increased in some games - Various Bug fixes General - The new Full display mode also extends to GameCube and 3DS modes

Controller - Bug fixes - Added a toggle to hide/show touch controls in landscape

Wii U Compatibility • Fixed an issue that caused audio drops in some games • Fixed an issue that caused missing graphics in some games V-Sync • Added a new V-Sync High mode • Select High mode to get the best quality • Fixed video cutscenes under V-Sync High Controller • Updated Free and Premium tiers • Controller Profiles: Premium users can now select between two controller remapping profiles General • Various UI improvements • Fixed a navigation bug in landscape layout Notes • The Wii U emulator is a work in progress. • 64Touch spent a massive amount of effort getting it to run performantly. • The goal now is to continue improving compatibility. • 64Touch may continue to experiment with free and paid tiers. • If you want the latest and best features, you can become a Premium subscriber. • If you leave a positive review with constructive feedback—especially regarding free and paid tiers—you may receive a free code for Premium.

Wii U *Compatibility * Some Bandai Namco games which previously did not boot - now boot * The Wii U emulator is a work in progress - and still has issues * A release at this time was necessary for bugs fixes with the controller 3DS *A new quick remapping button has been added to show/hide the bottom screen in landscape Controller *Support for Nintendo Pro Controller has been added *The Touch Controller - including Latching and Reflex Layout - are now free *Free users can also pinch at the top center of their screen to resize Touch buttons *A conflict between a collision of the left stick and 64Touch button has been fixed General *The sheet that preceded n64 game launches has been extended to all consoles *Backing up and importing saves is now a free feature Notes: This is a bug fix release for the controller 64Touch only supports Nintendo Joy-Cons and Pro Controller 64Touch is continuing to experiment with Free/Paid tiers The Touch controller (still the best touch controller ever created) is now free If you want to play more complicated games this is part of the Premium upgrade If you leave a positive review and a valuable critique - 64Touch may give you a free code for Premium.

Controller: Touch *The Latch mechanism has been made part of the free feature set *It defaults to 1.0s arm time *Adjusting the arm time remains a Premium feature *The Latching mechanism provides a more comfortable way to play racing games *The Latching mechanism can be toggled on or off Joy-Con *A sensitivity slider has been added to the Joy-Con settings *This is a test release *It's not pure sensitivity - it tries to slow down the response curve while still letting you go full edge Notes: *If you cannot afford the Premium and you leave 64Touch a positive review with or without a valuable critique - you may receive a free code.

Wii U: *Fixed an issue causing missing graphics and timing stalls Notes: *Due to the way Joy-Cons work with iOS - you may need to connect both Joy-Cons to get buttons to work correctly *If you make a valuable suggestion/critique and leave 64Touch a positive review - you may receive a free code for Premium.

*Controller *Fixed a bug that was causing the left Joy-Con to have an inverted y-axis on N64 games *Minor adjustments to controller bias sizing *You can now customize Joy-Con inputs under the button remapping menu *General *Added toggle in settings for one or two lines for the Games list titles *Simplified controller settings view Notes: *You may need to connect two Joy-Cons to get your buttons to work properly *If you leave a positive review and report a bug and/or share valuable feedback, 64Touch may give you a free code for Premium.

Wii U: *Performance enhancements * The emulator may run too fast if vsync is not enabled * Each game will benefit from a different vsync setting *Touchscreen * Users can now select the touchscreen as the 64Touch button to toggle it on (Gating it this way removes the conflict with Reflex Layout) * When Touchscreen mode is enabled you can swap between TV and Gamepad screen by pushing the button in the top right corner * The default input for P1 has been changed from the Pro Controller to the Wii U gamepad *Bug Fixes * You can now do repeat launches with less performance degradation Gamecube: *L button mapping/remapping has been fixed Controller: *Introduction of Joy-Con mode (Premium Only) * 64Touch only supports Nintendo Joy-Cons * Joy-Cons work on every system * You can use the right Joy-Con to turn pages for Magic UI *Introduction of Bias toggle * You can now customize the the Touch controller to bias its size towards the left or right *Button remapping has reverted to a Premium feature Known Issues: *The Wii U emulator is still new and contains quirks *You may need to connect two Joy-Cons in order for the R buttons to map towards your preference *If you report a bug, or make a valuable suggestion - and leave a good review, 64Touch may leave you a free code for Premium

Wii U: Performance changes * Reverted video playback fix that was causing fps regression in some games GameCube: Performance changes * The minimum device requirement has increased General: The Magic UI has been reverted to a free feature Notes: The Wii U emulator is a work in progress and you are bound to find bugs If you post bugs in the comments and leave 64Touch a good review - free codes for Premium will be distributed

Wii U: Fixed a critical bug that was causing crashing on older Apple chips A12Z and older are chips are still not compatible * They cannot draw the graphics properly N64: Fixed a bug causing crashes in multiplayer Controller: Remapping buttons has been enabled for free users * The 64Touch Logo is meant to be used as an interchangeable button The quick remap menu (Premium users only) has been enabled for landscape controls * To access the Quick Remap, long press on the menu button and slide into - or select your desired backend input for the 64Touch Logo Various UI fixes/polish General: The tentatively named Magic UI (Still my favorite feature of v3) has now been made a Premium feature * A toggle for it has been added in the settings section The paywall has been updated to better explain the features of the Premium upgrade There is only one in app purchase which contains all of the upgrades Known Issues: The WiiU emulator is still new, and you're bound to find quirks * Start from a hard reset to ensure full performance * Soft Vsync causes flickering - but with some games it may have a performance increase over regular * If you are unsure, leave Vsync off Notes: 64Touch wants to make great gaming products If you have to carry around a controller to use the app, its kind of a clunky experience Not every game - currently - is going to adapt well to touch screen controls, but...thats the challenge 64Touch is trying to tackle What are the various ways that we can translate mobile inputs into an enjoyable gaming experience?

3DS * Introduced 3DS support * 3DS emulation is free. * This is a v1 release, but it's quite performant. * The controller allows you to resize the bottom screen with a pinch gesture. Landscape mode is top-screen only. * Adjusting the height of the controller is part of the PRO upgrade. * You can test height adjustments (Reflex layout) using the built-in demo game. * Save states, quick resume, and regular saves are fully supported. * Note: The 3DS emulator only supports decrypted .3ds files. Wii U * Improved Wii U emulator speed and overall performance. * Leave Vsync off for best results. * Upgraded stability across the board: * MK8 should no longer crash after completing a cup or after intro videos play. * Video cutscenes are now more stable. Controller * Resizing buttons in landscape (top-center pinch) is now a PRO feature. * Fixed a bug with Start button sizing in portrait mode. * The right stick and Start buttons in overlay mode now adapt in size more intelligently. * Fixed an issue where the visual state of latched buttons didn't carry over during screen rotation. General * Updated the GameCube icon. * Minor UI fixes and polish. KNOWN ISSUES * The Wii U emulator is still new and has quirks: * Soft VSync can cause flickering - but I still kind of like it. * You're bound to hit an occasional crash. * Stability will keep improving with every update. * I still recommend starting from a hard reset to guarantee maximum performance (this only applies to the Wii U core). * Quick swap (holding the menu button) is temporarily disabled in landscape mode, as it causes interference with the main game loop on certain cores.

Controller * Fixed a bug that was causing overlapping of the bottom right stick and the bottom button

GameCube * Introduced GameCube Support * GameCube emulation is completely free-and it's quite performant * Emulation fully supports save states and Quick Resume. * It's worth noting these save-state files are quite large (around 90MB each). * New Controller Skin * Added a custom controller skin designed specifically for GameCube buttons. * The Gamecube Skin can be adjusted in the GameCube settings as Wide or Standard. * Wide gives a bigger screen size. Standard gives a more clean look. Both can be adjusted using a pinch at the top center of the screen. Wii U * Speed and Performance Boosts * Many games should see noticeable performance improvements in this build. * Even if a game was already running at full speed, Wii U emulation is incredibly heavy on mobile hardware. * We must continue to refine and optimize to keep heat down for longer play sessions. * Added Soft Vsync toggle * This is an experimental new Vsync that tries to better maintain performance while lightly pacing games. It's largely untested and experimental. * Fixed various memory leaks * There is less performance degradation now throughout repeat launches. I still recommend a hard reset for best results. General * New Quick Slide Console Switching * Toolbars are great for keeping an app interface clean, but their major drawback is poor one-handed usability. * So, what is the solution to this problem? * A new sliding gesture has been added the bottom-right corner that lets you switch between consoles with a quick swipe. * I think this is something you will appreciate just as much as - if not more than - any other change in this release. * New Save File Options * Added a new option in the settings menu to view your save files directly. * Backing up and importing saves has been transitioned to a Pro feature. * Replaced aggressive Quick Resume with integrated or separate. * You can now choose if you'd like to keep your quick resume state separate or not from your regular save state. * NOTE: Your saves are stored inside the app bundle per Apple's security scoped guidelines for iOS. If you delete the app - your saves will also be deleted. * UI Reversion and Clean Up * The app's interface has been reverted to a classic pre-3.0 style layout. * I think this version is more pleasing to look at and interact with. * A new Icon has been added for GameCube. The default icon has reverted back to "Classic" or "N64". Controller * Fixed a critical issue that was causing input delay on various buttons * 64Touch Button Refinements * Previously, you had to latch the 64Touch button and slide right to quickly remap the button. * This has been replaced by a long-press on the in-game menu (Home) button, which is now fully supported in portrait mode too. * It's easier to understand the button you long press is the one that gets remapped - but you also don't want to trigger that action during normal play. * This functionality is currently disabled in landscape. * You can now slide into the 64Touch logo button in portrait mode * Refactored Controller Mapping section KNOWN ISSUES: * If you use the toolbar to switch consoles the quick swipe does not sync properly. It will be fixed in the next release * The WiiU emulator still NEW and bound to have various issues. I recommend a hard reset for best performance * I am aware of issues in video scenes * The GameCube emulator is in a v1 release and bound to have issues. It's largely untested * The paywall has been disabled while a game is running * The 64Touch quick button change (hold and press on the menu button) is currently disabled in landscape * You may have to reset your device to get the icon switching to work properly

Performance * Various optimizations to the WiiU cached interpreter * Various Metal rendering improvements/fixes Bug Fixes * Fixed a bug causing issues with the Wii U L button * The slide-into functionality was conflicting with the latching mechanism (hold and swipe left) * Fixed a bug causing touch issues on the L button quick select menu * Fixed various memory leaks * The WiiU emulator has less performance degradation than 3.0. But you should still start games from a hard reset. * Fixed a bug causing stalling when backing up Wii U saves * Fixed a bug causing IAP unlock status to get wiped across sessions Other * Updated Wii U keyboard overlay to route to native iOS keyboard * Updated light mode UI to be more consistent with dark mode * Minor updates to the Wii U button visuals * Added cooldown period after exiting a WiiU game * Updated N64 Quick Resume to contain aggressive mode toggle * The quick resume functionality will now fire if you swipe up to the app switcher without going home if you turn on aggressive mode * Updated N64 regular saves to flush more aggressively

Introduced support for WiiU * The WiiU emulator is free * The WiiU emulator is single-player only * Some games are impressively performant * Many games are untested and likely unplayable * The WiiU emulator is in very early stages; Expect many bugs/crashes * You MUST start from a hard reset on WiiU emulation to get full performance! * Turn Vsync off for best results * There is a high performance requirement to emulate WiiU games N64 Multiplayer * Multiplayer is now free to all users * Multiplayer is now two players only * Upgraded N64 multiplayer to Ad-Hoc Mesh - Multiplayer v3 uses Apple Wireless Direct Link, which further reduces input latency compared to 2.9.9 * Smoother Synchronization * Fluid Performance: You’ll notice immediate improvements in consistency and smoothness compared to v2 * This new architecture provides the foundation to support advanced features, like layered, competitive matchmaking in future updates * The new N64 multiplayer has some syncing issues; you may need to cycle your wifi - and try multiple times to start a game without issues Controller * The Latch mechanism and Reflex layout are now the paid features instead of multiplayer * The Reflex layout has been updated to have a more "oily" feel * The main button cluster has increased in size for better usability * A new controller skin has been added for WiiU games * You can pinch and zoom with two fingers on the top of the Wii U controller to adjust the size of the main buttons * Latch to the right on the 64Touch logo in WiiU mode to adjust your button while in game * Latch to the left to perform a normal latch Refined UI elements * Various parts of the UI have been updated * The App Icon has been updated to showcase WiiU support. Users can change the icon in the settings * Users can now test the Reflex layout in the demo game * A new icon has been added. You can select the old icon in the settings Compatibility & Hardware * You MUST start from a hard reset on WiiU emulation to get full performance! * The minimum iOS version required has been bumped to iOS 26 * The new N64 multiplayer has some syncing issues; you may need to cycle your wifi - and try multiple times to start a game without issues

Updated Multiplayer performance Updated shader compilation to async for Vulkan pipeline - The old performance setting has been moved to a "legacy toggle" Updated interpreter to be more performant on Apple Silicon Added video of Reflex layout

Improved multiplayer performance Updated R/B/Z/A button scaling - The main buttons cluster will now start scaling up earlier Updated joystick response - The joystick uses a custom response system. Because of this it feels more natural to have a smaller deadzone.

Fixed an issue that was causing crashes from rapid core switching Minor adjustments to the controller scaling

Free users can now select their preferred graphics mode. The 2x resolution is still a premium feature. A new premium toggle has been added for the Reflexive layout in favor of making the graphics selection free. The Reflexive layout has been updated to scale more intelligently. Under the hood performance fixes.

Fixed a bug that was causing crashes on multiplayer - and lack of input on Demo game. Updated Start button

Perfomance bug fixes

The controller scaling mechanism has been updated to be more intelligent Small bug fixes